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What can be treated using herbal medicine Some of the common illnesses and conditions suffered by people that we treat, and have a good success-ratio with: irritable bowel syndrome, allergies and allergic reactions, skin rashes and eczema, candida and fungal infections, urinary infections, psoriasis, tiredness, general low immunity, fatigue syndrome, sinus problems, coughs and chest infections, rheumatism, arthritis, insomnia, acid-reflux, heartburn and ulcers, diverticulitis, acne, mouth ulcers, headaches, menstrual-cycle irregularities, pre-menstrual mood changes, constipation, migraines, diarrhoea, thyroid imbalances, high blood pressure, low blood pressure, varicose veins, menopausal symptoms like hot flushes and palpitations, stress, childhood illnesses, problems in pregnancy. We also treat people with conditions that have no official diagnosis, and people with multiple illnesses or ailments.
WARNING Advice which states that certain herbs are good for specific conditions or illnesses, as for example... “St Johns Wort is good for depression”, or “Black Cohosh is good for the menopause”, indicates an incomplete understanding of Herbal Medicine, since a professional herbalist only refers to herbal medicines in respect of the actions they have in the human body, and whether they are correct for the individual person being treated, and not to whether they treat specific conditions or illnesses. THIS IS HOW TO TELL THE DIFFERENCE
"why use trial and error
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