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TAO OF
FORGOTTEN FOOD DIET:
TAOIST HERBOLOGY (cont)
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13. Palpitation.
14. Hallucinations.
15. Acute bleeding from stroke.
Note: In ancient times this combination was used for “strong” people
with no diarrheal tendencies. Rhubarb may encourage bowel movement
in those with diarrheal sensitivity, so proceed with caution starting with
low doses and after consulting a doctor or health practitioner.
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1. Menopausal discomforts.
2. After hysterectomy, to deal with hormonal imbalance.
3. Phobia.
4. Female hormone adjustment.
5. Menstrual problems (cramps, irregular low, irregular periods).
6. Hot flashes and heart palpitations.
7. Nervousness, anger, depression, fear, insomnia, perspiration.
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1. TB infection.
2. Staph infection.
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1. Arthritis, bursitis.
2. Nerve inflammation.
3. Tennis elbow.
4. Disc problems, including slipped disc.
5. Old injuries: dissolution of blood clots.
6. Pain―sciatic nerve and spinal.
7. Frostbite―in conjunction with Royal Jade Cream.
8. Charley horse and cramps.
9. Bone inflammation.
10. Injuries to joints, ligaments, and cartilage.
11. Rheumatoid arthritis.
1. Diarrhea (chronic).
2. Hypoglycemia.
3. Arteriosclerosis, heart tissue inflammation, angina, cardiac asthma,
fibrillation.
4. Infections in stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, pancreas;
amoebas.
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5. Stuttering.
6. Colitis, including bleeding.
7. Bleeding ulcers.
8. Bronchitis, emphysema, pleurisy, pneumonia.
9. Kidney and bladder infections; shrunken kidney.
10. Rashes, skin problems.
11. Eye, nose and ear infections.
12. Nervous breakdown; depression.
13. Indigestion, gas.
14. Improvement of food absorption.
15. Fluctuating blood sugar levels.
Note: In ancient times this combination was used for “weak” or
underweight persons.
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1. Genital herpes.
2. Gonorrhea or non-specific urethral infections.
3. Vaginal infections, yeast infections, discharge, including chronic.
4. Bladder infections, uterus infections.
5. Low-grade prostate infections.
6. Infection and discharge in rectum.
7. Various infections in lower part of the abdomen.
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1. Lupus.
2. Genital herpes, certain skin rashes.
3. Various infections in lymphatic system, ear leaking, ulcers and pussy
sores on the body.
4. Rectal infections, such as infected hemorrhoids.
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5. Poison oak.
1. Prostatitis.
2. Various infections in the lower part of the body―rectum, testicles,
prostate, bladder, ovaries, kidneys, urinary tract, vagina, intestines.
3. Appendicitis.
4. Bone marrow inflammation, lymph gland inflammation in woman’s
breast, skin sores.
5. Constipation and cleansing of intestinal walls.
Note: Rhubarb may encourage bowel movement in those with diarrheal
sensitivity, so proceed with caution starting with low doses and after
consulting a doctor or health practitioner.
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9. Exhaustion in athletes.
10. Benefits enhanced with antibiotics for chronic infections.
11. Blurry eyesight in conjunction with weak, depleted body.
12. Improvement of blood circulation.
13. Increase of appetite.
14. Improvement of lung function.
Note: Concerning cancer, refer to instruction #5 under Understanding
Herbal Combinations. In ancient times this combination was used for
the weak and elderly.
1. Myocarditis.
2. Fibrillation.
3. Rhythmic disorder.
4. Heart failure, heart attack.
5. Shortness of breath, soothing of the lungs.
6. Chest pain.
7. Cardiac asthma.
8. Hypertension.
9. Edema.
10. Coughing caused by heart trouble.
11. Lack of energy, constant fatigue.
12. Impotence.
13. Angina.
14. Fainting because of blocked neck artery.
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1. Blood building, especially for women with low energy, anemia, pale
color, slow pulse, etc.
2. Fast overall tonic.
3. Dry skin, unhealthy hair; nerve inflammation; rheumatism, congested
lungs; irregular menstruation; food absorption; nervousness; blood
circulation, anemia.
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1. Anemia.
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