368: Your Flu Season Toolkit: Herbs, Hidden Viruses and More
Here is your complete flu and virus kit! Doctor Motley explores how old virus’s can stick around in our system as well as a roundup of his suggested herbs. Also, be aware that an overabundance of yeast in the body could be at play as well.
Doctor Motley’s Top Signs of Hidden Viruses
- Cold sores/Canker sores due to stress
- Small sores in the nose
- Post-nasal drip
- Rashes around eyes/dry eyes
- Random blisters/warts/moles or skin tags around the throat/tonsils/thyroid
- Tinnitus
- Planter Warts
- Random Fatigue
* Top Herbs for Viruses: Astragalus, olive leaf, elderberry, woad, Illicium (Star Anise) -
* Yeast: Scutelleria + melia, probiotics + organ meats. Reduce sugars and all refined sweeteners.
Links:
Astragalus: https://shorturl.at/PSYTK
Olive Leaf: https://shorturl.at/SUr2Q
Elderberry: https://shorturl.at/hkfAo
Woad: https://shorturl.at/acsJg
Illicium: https://shorturl.at/C03Fd
Scutelleria: https://tinyurl.com/4zrwwhec
Melia: https://tinyurl.com/ytvd7kxb
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Natural Remedies for Colds and Flus
02:23 Understanding Chronic Viral Infections
12:17 The Role of Viruses in Our Body
18:40 Reactivation of Dormant Viruses
24:08 Top Herbs for Immune Support
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