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Holistic
Cancer Treatment Regimen-2
Dirt in our clothes are clothes or on our external body are partly removed
through water and rest by applying soap. We everyday take a shower on
our external body to keep as fresh and clean. Similarly our internal
body has to be showered and cleaned everyday to keep it clean of water
soluble toxins.
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1. Water soluble Toxins:
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In the ancient ayurvedic texts, water is referred to as nectar (Amrit). Its
powerful properties offer effective healing properties by cleansing
and replenishing the body inside and out. Water soluble toxins are
removed on a daily basis by doing every day water therapy with flavors. (See
more details in water therapy page)
Boil 1.5 liters (1.6 quarts) of water in the evening or bed time. Then add
one of the flavors (one for each day) and close the lid. Next day morning
the water will be at room temperature. Drink this water first thing in the
morning to remove all the toxic impurities that the thirty trillion cells of
our body throw out into the blood during the night fast.
1. One small
piece of Ginger
2. Two to
three fennel leaves or seeds
3. Two to
three Basil leaves (Tulsi, Tulasi).
4. One Clove
5. One or two
Neem leaves
6. Few cumin
seeds
7. Corriander
seeds
8. Two
pinches licorice powder (Athimadhuram or madhuka).
9. Two
pinches of Winter cherry root powder (Withania
somnifera - Ashwagandha).
10. One
Cardamom seed
For names of
the above herbs in other languages click http://www.uni-graz.at/~katzer/engl/Glyc_gla.html
Using the above
flavoring herbs one a day at a very small dose will help to remove water
soluble toxins that accumulate every day in our body.
Drink water with full awareness that the water will
flush the toxins away and make your body healthy. This positive thoughts
will definitely make a difference.
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Withania somnifera Dunal
Sanskrit- Ashwagandha, Turangi-gandha; Hindi-
Punir, Asgandh; Bengali- Ashvaganda; Marathi-Askandha
tilli; Gujarati- Ghodakun, Ghoda, Asoda, Asan;
Telugu- Pulivendram, Panneru-gadda, Panneru; Tamil-
Amukkura, Amkulang, Amukkuram-kilangu, Amulang-kalung (root), Aswagandhi;
Kannada- Viremaddlinagadde, Pannaeru, Aswagandhi,
Kiremallinagida; Punjabi- Asgand, Isgand;
Rajasthani- Chirpotan
Glycyrrhiza glabra L. (Licorice)
Sanskrit- Madhuka, Yashti-madhu; Hindi-
Mulhatti, Jethi-madh; Bengali- Jashtimadhu, Jaishbomodhu;
Marathi- Jeshta madha; Gujarati- Jethi
madha; Telugu- Yashtimadhukam, Atimadhuramu;
Tamil- Atimaduram; Kannada- Yashti madhuka,
Atimadhura; Malayalam- Iratimadhuram
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