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Research & Analysis of Covid-19

Here is a series of research reviews and analysis regarding the Covid-2 virus. I’ve been reading multiple research papers and want to share what I have learned and offer my take on everything based on my position as an herbalist, licensed acupuncturist and research scientist. I will also review herbal and other natural ways to stay healthy.

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Mar 25

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Mar 19

Plantain: A Historical and Medicinal Herb

Plantain, likely referring to Plantago lanceolata or P major has a long history of medicinal use around the world.

History:
Used for centuries in Europe, Asia, and Africa for various ailments.
Traditional uses include wound healing, coughs, and digestive issues.

Chemistry:
Contains various bioactive compounds like iridoid glycosides (including aucubin), phenolics, and polysaccharides.
These compounds are believed to contribute to its medicinal properties.

Pharmacology:
Studies suggest potential anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and wound healing properties.
May also have antioxidant and digestive benefits.
**Medical Uses (Disclaimer: Not a substitute for professional medical advice):

Traditionally used for wound healing, coughs, diarrhea, and insect bites.
Modern research is ongoing to validate these traditional uses and explore its potential for other conditions.

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Mar 6

Licorice fern from the genus Polypodium.
There are several species and these ferns are used in traditional Chinese medicine throughout Asia and also North America and Europe the underground stems or rhizomes have a Swedish taste some species more than others.
Again you can crush the rhizome or blend it a bit with some water and simmer for a few minutes. Let it cool add some honey and take it by the teaspoon for chobbs Cold and mucus congestion.
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Mar 6

Two other ferns growing right next to maidenhair fern and licorice fern, or Goldbach, fern and Ladyfern.
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