The MOST POWERFUL Herbs That Help Heal The Body & Prevent Disease | Simon Mills

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Published 2022-11-16
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Today on the podcast I have the pleasure of talking to Simon Mills, a complementary health pioneer from the inception of the term in 1979, and later in the fields of integrated health, selfcare and social prescription.

He graduated from University of Cambridge with a degree in medical sciences and has been a herbal practitioner in Exeter since 1977. He was Special Adviser to the House of Lords Select Committee 2000 report on Complementary and Alternative Medicine.

In 2016 he was appointed as Herbal Strategist at Pukka Herbs, leading new initiatives, clinical research, and most recently reducing antibiotic demand.

Within herbal medicine, he established the first Masters programme in the USA, writing seminal textbooks, and publishing research including randomised controlled clinical trials.

I never managed to source the herbs to support my liver prior to my stag party so I can’t attest to those! But I’ll be diving into www.herbalreality.com to see ways in which to increase the phytochemical diversity of my own diet.
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CHAPTERS:

Timecodes:
00:00 - Complimentry Medicine
05:48 - What Is Herbalism
08:39 - Everything's A Placebo
12:28 - Herbal Culture
16:03 - Easing Into Herbalism
29:01 - Fever Managment
37:58 - Seasoning or Life-Giving?
43:41 - The Hangover Cure
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FOR MORE INFORMATION FROM SIMON MILLS:

Instagram handle - @theherbslinger

Website - www.plantguides.net/
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All Comments (21)
  • My 8 year old *daughter decided to follow her horse around and sample his choice in food . This may not be the exact right way to do this since she was in a horse pasture , but what does that matter to a kid . She came to me excitefly telling me that horses eat a really good salad . She said some plants are salty some spicy, some sour , some sweet , some bitter, some are soft and easy to chew, some taste like fruit some taste really green, some are tough to chew, and some are soft. She was so excited about her little experiment. Herblism has become one of her great interests . By the way her horse lived to the ripe old age of 36, very old for a horse.
  • @emes4788
    At the start of 2020 I had a big lump of a tonsil, long before they classed sore throat as symptom of Cov19. Called my mom and she told me to boil ginger garlic and lemon then honey....only took 2 mugs for 2 nights and I was right as rain...thank u Jesus for the fruits of the earth and the knowledge about them
  • @deepost2604
    I was a tourist in Jamaica taking a tour with a 14 year old boy. Each time we passed a plant, he would tell me the medicinal properties and what it was good for. I asked him how he knew so much about plants. He responded that his family could afford to go to the doctor so they went to the ROOT doctor. Since then I perused making tinctures from the medicinals in my yard. I may become the root doctor before long.
  • Our creator (god) really created everything just perfect 👍 ❤
  • @holly52ful
    Garlic, echinacea ,goldenseal , thyme , wild Oregon grape , wormwood hope this helps. 😊
  • I am Emily and I didn't even know it! Every morning, for 20 years now, I make a huge pot of very strong herbal and spice tea which I drink throughout the day. I select what herbs, spices go in based on how I feel that morning.🌿
  • The Bible said that the herbs would be for the healing of the nation. REVELATION 22 And Genesis 1:29 That's God's plan for us to follow..🙏🏽😇😍
  • @hilarycole878
    What a shame more medical persons haven't got this knowledge and wisdoms and comforting language .
  • @RotPhalkun
    Life is in the blood - God says so. Blood cleanse routinely with the herb God recommended, Hyssop.
  • We Indians have been using all these herbs in our daily cuisine because of it's therapeutic properties. 😊
  • @breehogg2878
    24hrs before my first daughter was born. I went to the supermarket and saw chicken and then SAGE, I suddenly began to crave the sage like a mad person, having not used it or thought about it for years. I bought 2 big bunches and cooked it with the chicken. That morning I went into labour. I haven’t eaten it since. I’m sure that the sage had something to do with the labour, which was a successful, drug-free, home birth. Your body will tell you what you need, but you must be able to see the food/s, and probably have experienced them before. Which is why, exposure in childhood is critical.
  • @annicahill3508
    Yellow ginger and white ginger grows in the wild here in my country. Belize, Central America.
  • My grandparents told us that ,whatever goat consume, is also good for human cosumption.
  • @1babysun
    Had the opportunity to study herbal medicine at Tai Sophia with Simon in the early 2000’s. Great soul, world class herbalist. He inspired me to continue my herbal studies and eventually become a Dr. of Acupuncture & Oriental medicine. He is a true pioneer of world herbal medicine giving the respect due to herbal traditions from around the globe. Many blessings upon him.❤🙏🏿
  • @terrytari1891
    Cinnamon, Peppermint, Spearmint, chamomile, lemon juice, Black pepper with turmeric, cayenne (if people can tolerate it), ALL Spice, Fenugreek, etc.
  • I've relied on herbs and spices for nearly 50 years. As a very poor young mother I didn't have money for a doctor but I had a very knowledgeable Grandmother. This was very interesting and I read some books. I tend to use the (edit: not sure what I meant here) protocol now. People here in Appalachia with this type of skills and knowledge are called Granny Witches. I find that an odd name, I'm not a witch but folks 200 yrs ago thought it was magic.
  • @yegra
    16:45 "[herbs] are ideal self-care tools" I add herbs to my food and I also drink herbal teas. I started last year and it feels so good. My favourite is thyme.
  • TILL THE SOIL AND LIVE BY THE SEASON OF THE SOIL !!! LET EVERY MAN BLOOM UNDER HIS OWN VINE !!! SELAH !!!!!