When you choose Beverly Coleman, MPH, L.Ac as your Herbalist, Wellcare Practitioner and Acupuncturist You Can Expect:
- A 1 hour private herb consultation ($65) or your personalized herb formulations may be a part of your acupuncture treatment or Wellcare Plans
- The selection of Western and/or Eastern herbs formulated to meet your specific wellness needs. These herb formulations come in several forms: raw herbs, capsules, tablets, granules, tinctures, liniments, oils
- The availability of herbal formulations when you participate in any of my Wellness Services.
- Collaboration with your medical doctor(s) upon request.
- The availability of safe, effective herbs that will complement your medical program by increasing your energy, wellness and healing processes.
- The benefit of having an herbalist who has written a helpful herb book for you called “The Safe Use of Herbs” (See the photo on the left.) This book will show you how you can use common household herbs to help you stay well.
Learn more about mixing herbs on my blog (coming soon!) and in my book “The Safe Use of Herbs”
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About The Use of Herbs
Once you experience the many benefits of using herbs to promote your wellness, you will never want to be without the appropriate herbs. There are herbs for everything – to strengthen digestion, clear the lungs, reduce inflammation, eliminate wastes, calm the nerves, create more energy, improve the quality of blood and circulation, “tune-up” kidney and bladder functions, boost the immune system and add to the nutrition of your diet.
Are Herbs Safe?
Anything consumed in excess or incorrectly may interfere with a healthy balance in the body. However, when used as recommended in “The Safe Use of Herbs,” general wellness can be greatly enhanced by using herbs.
With the help of a knowledgeable herbalist, herbs can be used effectively to increase energy levels, internal balances and often enhance the healing processes of sick people.
Herbs, along with acupuncture, can also help to reduce the severity of many illnesses such as cancer, arthritis, diabetes, neurological dysfunctions, muscular/skeletal problems, poor circulation, etc. This type of herb use should be undertaken only by qualified herbalists in collaboration with medical doctors. It is called “complementary healthcare” when it is integrated into conventional bio-medical and/or integrative healthcare settings.
