Interview with the Herbal Pharmacist
The herbalist who developed these wonderful herbal formulas
tells the story of how he began his work:
Just before I retired, I felt terrible. I hurt so bad all the time, I was starting to contemplate how to end it all --suicide. I just felt rotten, had no energy, and hurt all over. Unless you've been there, you don't know now bad it is.
One day I went to get a chiropractic adjustment, and the doctor asked me to walk with him into the back yard, he got me to chew on some of the weeds with him. Frankly, I thought the guy was crazy--that he was worse off than I was!
But amazingly, I stated feeling better. He had given me some healing herbs, and it helped. Right then I realized that with herbs I could be healed--and I could help others do the same. I sought out the best herbal teachers I could find and spent every minute I could studying. Everything I learned, I practiced, and soon I was feeling great.
After I retired, we moved to a warm climate near Las Vegas. But there was no retirement for me. - I felt I had to tell people about the miracles that herbs had done for me! I had learned the art of Iridology, reading people's irises to understand their body conditions. For years I would travel from town to town, read eyes all day, and recommend herbs.
Do you know what I found? More than 80% of people--three out of four had low blood sugar, hypoglycemia.
We asked the herbalist about his
experience with hypoglycemia.
Have you ever eaten a piece of fruit or a pastry in the afternoon when you start to feel draggy? All of a sudden you feel a lot better because of the sugar going into your system. The sugar provides a burst of glucose or in other words, a shot of energy.
Let's follow it through. As soon as you take a bite of something sweet, your body says, "Hey! Here comes something sweet! Crank up the pancreas!" The pancreas releases some insulin to make sure the sugar level stays level. If you're used to taking a lot of sweets. The pancreas doesn't pay too much attention to how much is coming in. It just dumps out a bunch of insulin to take care of it. In order to protect your body from the effects of too much sugar, it drains the sugar right out of your system. The blood sugar goes out, and you feel weak and tired although you just ate.
So many people say they never knew about it, yet they have had it all their life. All my kids have it. I have it really bad. The other night I had a bad attack of it, and here's what happened.
I'm sorry to say that I hadn't taken any Pancreas-Aid for a week. In the afternoon, I ate two slices of watermelon because my kidneys were hurting and I thought I needed more liquid in my body. I also ate two or three ripe peaches. And these are full of sweetness. I started feeling just lousy.
I thought, what the devil is going on? I wanted to cry, I wanted to lie down. I went to bed about 7:00, curled up in the fetal position. I got up two or three times in the night, and I guess something I had eaten worked as a laxative, which cleared out my system. As soon as the insulin-adrenaline balance was back to normal, I felt fine. Needless to say, I got right back on the Pancreas-Aid.
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