There’s several ways for you to repair your cells. Detoxing, herbs, meditation, and high vibe foods.
May 20, 2015 In Herbal Info by 5 comments

Don’t Get Stuck With a Scar – These 3 Herbs Will Repair Your Cells Fast

There are several ways for you to repair your cells. Detoxing, herbs, meditation, and high vibe foods.

You can Repair Your Cells Inside and Out

Here are 3 Herbs That Can Help

Comfrey

Comfrey is a powerful herb with many uses. It contains small hair-like projections on its leaves that act like a web when used on external abrasion or other wounds. It has the ability to assist and promote wound healing from a simple cut to a more serious radiation or chemical burn.
Comfrey Root C/S

Bee Pollen

Bee pollen has been known to protect the body from free radical damage, chemical and environmental pollutants such as DDT, led, mercury, carbon monoxide, and nitrites (found in plastics and synthetic hair/skin products)

Bee Pollen Granules (Oregon)

Osha Root

Osha Root is a fast-acting and effective bronchodilator similar to an inhaler, similar to Lobelia herb. It has been used by Indigenous Americans for respiratory congestion and hypoxia conditions.
Osha Root Whole

Here are some factors that are involved in cell injury:

  • type of injury
  • duration
  • severity
  • cell type involved
  • stage of cell growth
  • adaptability

Possible Causes of Cell Injury

  1. Hypoxia: physical blockage of oxygen. Without oxygen, cells will die.
    • Causes:
      • Inadequate oxygenation of blood due to anemia, sickle-cell, etc.
      • Edema
      • Vasoconstriction: constriction of blood vessels such as during respiratory blockages from a cold
      • High altitude
  2. Infectious agents: bacteria or viruses
  3. Environmental agents
  4. Free radical damage
  5. Immunological reactions: attacking self - auto-immune
  6. Chemical agents: alcohol, drugs
  7. Nutritional Imbalances: malnutrition, obesity
  8. Aging: Normal


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Jennifer

Jennifer Hutchison Taylor is a herbal therapist, physiologist, author, doula, and reiki practitioner who helps women rediscover their feminine beauty and find the complete path to healing. As the founder of Beauty in Bloom, her mission is to promote generational wellness by providing natural, sustainable, and holistic health solutions for women. Beauty in Bloom exists to create a world where women are happy, healthy, and are taken back to their roots for healing. While herbs are the main tools that she uses, she combines this modality with superfood nutrition, spiritual guidance, and her rich biological sciences background to teach a powerful and revolutionary approach to holistic health.

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5 Comments

  • Bridgette

    Thank you.

    November 20, 2015 at 2:11 pm Reply
    1. Jennifer The Herbalist

      Thank you! Glad you found this helpful.

      November 20, 2015 at 3:08 pm Reply
  • Mika

    This information is helpful. I would like to know how I should use the herbs you have listed here. Do you sell a tea or formula???

    November 25, 2015 at 8:48 pm Reply
    1. Jennifer

      Thanks! Each of these herbs are taken very differently, so a formula would not be made. As it states, each are used for different results. Comfrey and osha as decoctions, comfrey external, too. Bee pollen as spoonfuls. I recommend my basic intro to herbalism course... https://www.udemy.com/introduction-to-herbalism/

      November 27, 2015 at 4:11 pm Reply
    2. Jennifer

      You can click on each of the images to purchase these herbs.

      November 27, 2015 at 4:13 pm Reply

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