Testimonials

I am 78 years old. I tripped and fell face down. I caught myself with my arm, cracked my ribs, and injured my shoulder.

I used Caridwen for inflammation. What relief! The Caridwen took care of the inflammation so my shoulder healed much quicker.

Thank you Dee!

~ Beth Sherlock ~

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"For the last 6 weeks or so, I have been using Dianna's Iduna salve. In the last few weeks I have actually gotten more than one complement on how I look. The reason? My skin on my face is ever so much tighter and younger looking, well, rejuvenated. The crater between my yes, on the bridge of my nose is slowly erasing. The creases around my mouth and nose are not as severe, and incredibly, my turkey neck is almost gone! I highly recommend this stuff. Smells so exotic. You rule Dianna!"

~ Kati Breeding ~

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Clover - red (Trifolium pratense) wild clover - Diuretic, Expectorant. A tea made from the flowering tops is believed to stimulate
Liver and gallBladder activity and is taken for Constipation and sluggish Appetite. It is sometimes recommended for those onvalescing from Stomach operations who have no Appetite. Externally a fomentation is applied for Rheumatic or Gouty Pains and also to soften hard mild Glands. A syrupy extract of the flowers can be used as an external treatment for persistent Sores A poultice of the plant can be tried for Athlete's foot and other Skin problems.

Red clover is a valuable source of nutrients including calcium, chromium, Magnesium, niacin, phosphorus, potassium,thiamine, and vitamin C. Its isoflavones are a rich source of phytoEstrogens, water soluble chemicals that act like Estrogens in the body because of their ability to fit into Estrogen receptors.

According to Phyllis and James Balch in their widely read book Prescription for Nutritional Healing, the isoflavonoids in red clover fight Infection, suppress Appetite, and purify the blood. They have Expectorant, Antispasmodic, and relaxing effects, and are good for Bacterial Infections, and inflamed Lungs. They are also beneficial for inflammatory Bowel disorders, Kidney problems, Liver disease, Skin disorders, and a weakened Immune system.

Red clover has been a traditional herbal treatment for Cancer due to its ability to stimulate the Immune system. Recent
research has found preliminary evidence that it may prevent the growth of Cancer cells or kill Cancer cells in test tubes.

Some studies have also suggested that the red clover isoflavones may slow bone loss and even boost bone mineral density in
pre and perimenopausal women.

Red clover may also protect against Heart disease in several ways. It has been associated with an increase in HDL Cholesterol in pre and postmenopausal women. One study found that menopausal women who took red clover supplements had more flexible and stronger Arteries. Red clover may also have blood thinning properties which help prevent blood clots. It also appears to improve blood flow

When applied to the Skin, red clover ointments have treated Psoriasis, Eczema, and Rashes.

No serious side effects from red clover have been reported in humans. Infertility has been noted in grazing animals that consume large amounts.Red clover may alter the effects of drugs.

1 The isoflavones found in red clover may help to increase HDL Cholesterol (the good kind).

2 Red clover is a traditional method of treatment for Cough in children.

3 Because of its Estrogen-like properties, red clover tea may offer relieve for symptoms of Menopause, like hot flashes.

4 Blood-flow appears to be improved by red clover, which acts by thinning the blood and preventing blood clots.

5 Studies on menopausal women who take red clover show that the red clover benefits arterial strength and flexibility.

6 Red clover herb extend to the Bones, too. Studies show that red clover may increase bone density and slow bone loss in menopausal women.

7 The use of red clover to reverse and/or slow Cancer has a long history, and studies show supportive evidence of red clover's effectiveness as a supplemental Cancer therapy. However, because of its Estrogen-like qualities, red clover should not be used in the case of breast Cancer.

8 Red clover extract side effects are rare and mild, and generally do not occur in users who take it on a short term (less than one year) basis.

9 Ointments made from red clover can be spread on the Skin to relieve Skin Rashes, Inflammations and irritations.

Red clover flowers have been documented to have the following properties. Alterative Antispasmodic Diuretic Expectorant - used to treat Asthma, Bronchitis, and similar type conditions Sedative Tonic It is also written that the benefits of red clover extend to those suffering from the following conditions. Acne, Asthma Bronchitis Cholesterol levels - helps to regulate it Colds Coughs, including whooping Cough - often used in the form of syrup Digestion - improves it, by stimulating production of Digestive chemicals and bile Eczema Flatulence - relieves it Infections - aids with healing Infertility - helps improve fertility Lymphatic Swelling piles - applied locally to alleviate the condition Prostate health - promotes it Skin eruptions Sore throats

The health benefits of red clover extend especially to women undergoing Menopause - red clover has been used for many years as a remedy for the symptoms of Menopause. According to researchers, this effect is due to the isoflavones, a form of phytoEstrogens (water-soluble plant chemicals which act like Estrogens), which are present in red clover. Among the symptoms which can be alleviated include hot flashes and mood swings.

Red clover the Blood Purifier: Another of the famous health benefits of red clover is that it is also a known effective Liver and Blood Purifier.

Red clover and Cancer : In old medical literature, red clover is cited several times as being successfully used to treat several forms of Cancer, usually external Cancers which are treated both topically and internally (i.e. consumption of red clover tea or other forms). Due to its anti-Cancer activity, red clover poultices are also used on Cancerous growths visible on the surface of the body.

External or Topical Uses of Red Clover : The benefits of red clover can also be reaped externally, where it can be applied topically, usually in combination with other herbs (e.g. burdock), to help treat Skin Wounds and conditions, including Bites, Stings and growths. Amongst its other uses, red clover is also used as an ointment to treat Skin Infections like Eczema, Psoriasis, and Rashes.

Red clover compresses can also be used to treat the symptoms of Arthritis and Gout.

When Gargled, red clover benefits mouth Ulcers.

In addition, it can be used as eyewash to treat conjunctivitis.

In addition, red clover benefits and is externally used for various ailments like Leprosy, Ulcers and pellagra.