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Earth Tribe Farmacy
Preventatives
Let Food be Your Medicine, Let Medicine be Your
Food
Visit our Earth Tribe Farmacy and discover a selection of pure
herbs, brought to you with the total integrity and vibration of the
plants intact. No toxic chemicals or heat is used in this extraction
process ... just a large amount of pressure in a CO2 atmosphere. A
second special process is then used to make the concentrate water
soluble so these raw food plant life extracts are instantly
bio-available.
These raw food concentrates are extremely high vibration foods as
ALL of the essences of the plants used are maintained in their
integrity.
Raw food plant extracts have frequencies that start at 52 MHz and
go all the way to 320 MHz , the frequency of the rose. Compare to the
frequencies for cooked food (0 MHz), fresh produce (up to 15 MHz),
dried herbs (12-22 MHz), and fresh herbs (20-27 MHz.) The frequency of
the healthy human body ranges from 62 - 72 MHz.
These products are GMO free and contain no artificial
flavors, colors, chemicls, preservatives, yeast or
alcohol.
Ingredients: Purified Water, Gum
Arabic, Extract of the specific plant, Rosemary Anti-Oxidant
Useage:
Health applications: Take 1
tablespoon of Yacon with 1/4 teaspoon of your favorite Preventative
product.
Pleasure applications: Add in 1/4
teaspoon increments at the end of the cooking process until taste
meets your desire.
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PREVENTATIVES-BASIL There's
nothing like fresh basil to add an incredible kick to just
about anything you're cooking. But did you know that in other
countries this wonderful spice is also used for it's medicinal
properties? It contains six different compounds that reduce
blood pressure and ease the symptoms of emphysema and
bronchitis. Basil also makes a good insect repellent. So next
time you're in the garden and the bugs start biting, rub some
on.
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PREVENTATIVES-CHILI It's not surprising
that chili peppers can trace their history to Central and
South America, regions whose cuisines are renowned for their
hot and spicy flavors. Chili peppers have been cultivated in
these regions for more than seven thousand years, as a
decorative item, a foodstuff and medicine. China, Turkey,
Nigeria, Spain and Mexico are among the largest commercial
producers. Chili peppers contain a substance called capsaicin,
which gives peppers their characteristic pungence, producing
mild to intense spice when eaten. Capsaicin is a potent
inhibitor of substance P, a neuropeptide associated with
inflammatory processes. The hotter the chili pepper, the more
capsaicin it contains.
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PREVENTATIVES-CINNAMON Cinnamon was
mentioned in the Bible and was used in ancient Egypt as a
beverage flavoring, a medicine, and as an embalming agent. It
was so highly treasured that it was considered more precious
than gold. Around this time, cinnamon also received much
attention in China, which is reflected in its mention in one
of the earliest books on Chinese botanical medicine, dated
around 2,700 B.C. Recent research shows that cinnamon may make
the cells more likely to let insulin in, thereby Cinnamon may
significantly help people with Type 2 diabetes improve their
ability to respond to insulin, thus normalizing their blood
sugar levels.
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PREVENTATIVES-FRANKINCENSE-NUTMEG Enjoy
frankincense with a hint of nutmeg and synergistically bring
your body into balance. This proprietary blend of frankincense
and nutmeg will soothe your nerves and nourish your soul.
Frankincense trees originated in Southern Arabia but now grow
naturally in Yemen and Oman. The old frankincense trade route
was more than 2,000 miles long and is the oldest known trade
route. During ancient times, frankincense was considered more
valuable than gold. It has been traded for at least 5,000
years. Today frankincense, regardless of its origin, is a
valued commodity. This unique blend lends itself to great
health versatility. Click here to learn more about
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PREVENTATIVES-GARLIC Whole
books have been written about garlic and its uses. It is
affectionately called "the stinking rose" in light of its
numerous therapeutic benefits. Garlic remains have been found
in caves inhabited 10,000 years ago. The entire ancient world
from Spain to China, as well as Egyptians, loved garlic. Our
ancestors knew that garlic does more than make our food taste
good, it can aid in the healing and even prevention of certain
medical conditions.Click here to learn more about Preventatives-Garlic |
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PREVENTATIVES-GINGER Freshly
aromatic, ginger root has been used in cooking and healing
since the dawn of history. Modern science has supported some
of its traditional medicinal uses - including its helpfulness
in preventing motion sickness. Ancient Indians used their
native ginger in cooking, to preserve food and to treat
digestive problems. The Chinese also consider ginger to be an
antidote to shellfish poisoning, which is why Chinese fish and
seafood dishes are often seasoned with ginger. Click here to
learn more about Preventatives-Ginger
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PREVENTATIVES-LEMONGRASS Lemongrass
is a fast growing, tall, aromatic perennial grass that grows
up to 1.5 meters high. It is cultivated in tropical regions
around the world, especially in Central and South America, as
well as Queensland in Australia, for its oil used in perfumes,
as a culinary flavoring and as a medicine. Its pleasant,
refreshing taste and easy availability make it a good tonic in
a number of conditions. It has a strong history of medicinal
use in India, South America and the Caribbean. Click here to
learn more about Preventatives-Lemongrass
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PREVENTATIVES-ONION Onions, like
garlic, are members of the Allium family, and both are rich in
powerful sulfur-containing compounds that are responsible for
their pungent odors and for many of their health-promoting
effects. Ancient Egyptians believed onions possessed
strength-giving powers and fed them to the pyramid builders.
The Egyptians weren't far off with their assessment of the
onion's health attributes; recent medical studies have shown a
direct link between onion consumption and reduced rates of
cancer.
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PREVENTATIVES-OREGANO Oregano is known
botanically as Origanum vulgare and is called wild marjoram in
many parts of Europe since it is closely related to the herb
that we know as sweet marjoram. It is a small shrub with
multi-branched stems covered with small grayish-green oval
leaves and small white or pink flowers. More than 40 plants in
four botanical families go by the name oregano. Just like
rosemary, oregano was also used to preserve meat.
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PREVENTATIVES-ROSEMARY Thousands of
years before refrigeration, ancient cultures noticed that
wrapping meats in crushed rosemary leaves preserved them and
imparted a fresh fragrance and flavor. To this day, the herb
remains a favorite in meat dishes. Rosemary's ability to
preserve meats also led to the belief that it helped preserve
memory. Greek students wore rosemary garlands to assist their
powers of recall. As the centuries passed, the herb was
incorporated into wedding ceremonies as a symbol of spousal
fidelity and into funerals to help survivors to remember the
dead. In Hamlet, Ophelia gives Hamlet a sprig, saying,
"There's rosemary... for remembrance." Click here to learn more about Preventatives-Rosemary
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PREVENTATIVES-SAGE Close
your eyes and imagine Thanksgiving turkey stuffing. Smell that
warm, rich aroma? Chances are, it comes from sage. Thousands
of years before the Pilgrims stuffed the first Thanksgiving
turkey, people all over the world were celebrating the healing
powers of this aromatic herb. The genus name for sage, Salvia,
comes from the Latin word meaning "to heal." The ancient
Greeks and Romans first used sage as a meat preservative. They
also believed that like another powerful preservative,
rosemary, it could enhance memory. Click here to learn more about Preventatives-Sage |
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PREVENTATIVES-THYME The
12th-century German herbalist Hildegard considered thyme the
herb of choice for skin problems. As the centuries passed,
thyme was used as an antiseptic during plagues. Thyme is
commonly found in kitchen spice racks, but without realizing
it, millions of Americans stock the herb's oil in their
medicine chests as well. Its inclusion in mouthwashes and
decongestants is no coincidence. Thyme's aromatic oil contains
two compounds, thymol and carvacol, that account for its
medicinal value. Both chemicals have preservative,
antibacterial, and antifungal properties. Click here to learn more about Preventatives-Thyme
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PREVENTATIVES-TURMERIC Turmeric
comes from the root of the Curcuma Longa plant and has a tough
brown skin and a deep orange flesh. Turmeric has long been
used as a powerful anti-inflammatory in both the Chinese and
Indian systems of medicine. Turmeric has a peppery, warm and
bitter flavor and a mild fragrance slightly reminiscent of
orange and ginger. While it is best known as one of the
ingredients used to make curry, it also gives ballpark mustard
its bright yellow color. Click here to learn
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EARTH TRIBE FARMACY

Plant Life Concentrates are now made available to the body with the
best natural delivery system in the world... water!
The combination of Supercritical Fluid Extraction technology and the
ForeverGreen Aqueous Molecular Partitioning (A.M.P.) process for
emulsifying the whole plant kingdom in it's integrity, in water, without
the use of any chemicals or heat, is unheard of! Thus making A.M.P. the
leading edge of the next generation of health and wellness.
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