Plaque in the Brain; Inner Sun; From Decaying to Regeneration

Why plaque in the brain is an issue; What causes it; The Inner Sun; Granddad’s recovery from plaque in the brain; Herbs for Brain Regeneration and other holistic treatments Dear Ed, In recent times, I’ve been remembering my Granddad a lot, thinking of how it was to be with him. His laugh, in fact his … Read more

Herbs for Brain Healing & Recovery

Dear Ed, Many people have been emailing, messaging and so on asking about herbs for brain recovery. I’ve already written a lot about this in the past, but here’s a sort of summary. To heal the brain, we need to do two things. 1) Restore or keep up blood circulation to it. 2) Stabilize nervous … Read more

Anxiety Triggered Inflammation – 3 Decisive Ways to Break the Cycle

Dear Ed, Recently, the majority of inflammatory conditions I’ve been noticing have been anxiety triggered. People feel helpless, Ed, when told to “just calm down,” and “Stop being anxious.” Once you’re actually breaking out in inflammations and allergies, and putting on water weight (fluid retention), that’s already the body saying that anxiety that should be … Read more

The 4 Axes of Holistic Intelligence, Herbs for Balance

Description of the 4 axes of holistic intelligence with herbs that help them; Conversation with Granddad about Intelligence, Identity, Sexual Identity, Waking and Sleeping Sexual Intelligence Ed, I’ve been watching episodes of a 1989 British produced television series called “Poirot”. It’s based on the books of Agatha Christie, the main character of which is Hercule … Read more

Our Lord’s Wood, Maid’s Ruin – Southernwood or Artimisia Abrotanum

A major cause of nerve pain, neuropathy and some of the weirdest problems like damaged hearing, sudden temporary blindness, and various other sensory organ malfunction that do not seem to respond to the usual herbs that support brain function, can be helped by this wonder herb. Southernwood, or Southern Wormwood or Artimisia Abrotanum, relieves the … Read more

Chronic Nervous Inflammation – Reversing the Trend

Some years ago I was sitting in a bus-stop when I saw a woman shuffling along with a bag she was finding hard to carry even though it didn’t look very big or bulky. She should’ve been able to put it on her shoulder and keep walking. Instead she was lugging it with both her … Read more