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We can be grateful to India for a variety of herbs and natural medicines. Pau d'Arco is used as medicine for the indigenous peoples of the rainforest. The Pau d'Arco is a large evergreen leaves that grows to a height of 125 meters and produces purple flowers, because it is often the 'tree trumpet "named accounts. It grows in Peru and Argentina, the Andes. There are always more in low areas in Paraguay and Brazil. Usehistory dates back to before the Incas. Pau d'Arco tree was used to make bows for hunting and as medicine. It was built by indigenous peoples, that if the tree was alive and well after being cut burned, never developed the growth of mold, fungus or observed.

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Healthy Digestion the Natural Way: Preventing and Healing Heartburn, Constipation, Gas, Diarrhea, Inflammatory Bowel and Gallbladder Diseases, Ulcers, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and More Review

I thought the angels had answered my prayers when I saw this book at my local pharmacy. It is packed absolutely chock full with great, easy to understand information about digestion, the mind-gut connection, and various digestive diseases. I know “natural medicine” seems crunchy granola and therefore easy to dismiss, but logic (and many well-designed studies) make many of the recommendations in this book hard to refute, and definitely worth trying. As someone who has been to dozens of traditional doctors and has still not found relief for my gut, being given more information and options for treating these distressing problems is a godsend and not to be sneezed at. However, after reading it cover-to-cover, I still have questions.
My main issue: I have symptoms of several of the problems talked about in the book, and unfortunately the treatments for these problems are often contradictory. I really should eat more yogurt and other cultured products for the beneficial flora–unless I have candidiasis or a food allergy. I should eat whole grains for the fiber–unless I’m allergic or have candidiasis. I should drink water right before I go to bed–unless I have reflux. The list goes on and on. I have NO IDEA which of my stomach problems I should tackle first and which things I can try for one problem that won’t significantly worsen another problem. I find I’m so confused that I really want to visit the clinic that Ms. Berkson talks about working at, but she gives no contact info in the book and I was unable to find anything online. Barring that, I would have really appreciated some information for how to FIND a clinic like that one, or a doctor who will work with me to find holistic and natural remedies.
Having said that, I still think this book is an excellent resource that is well-written, well-organized, and well worth reading.