Cooling the Fire Dragon: Botanicals for a Healthy Inflammatory Response with Ellen Kamhi
$35.00
THE FIRE DRAGON can be viewed as a symbol of the inflammatory process. The Sleeping Dragon is a quiet and effective guardian, constantly on the lookout for an invasion or injury- this wakes the dragon and she breaths the fire of Acute inflammation. In this presentation we will discuss the basic etiology and range of substantiated natural constituents that may help prevent or ameliorate inflammation.
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Level: All Levels
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THE FIRE DRAGON can be viewed as a symbol of the inflammatory process. The Sleeping Dragon is a quiet and effective guardian, constantly on the lookout for an invasion or injury- this wakes the dragon and she breaths the fire of Acute inflammation. Heat, redness, and swelling ensue, as white blood cells and other factors rush to the affected area and ultimately positively influence the healing process, after which the Sleeping Dragon goes back in her den. The Evil Dragon emerges when inflammation becomes chronic, with a ‘slow burn’ that leads to a breakdown in cell structure that has been linked to most degenerative health issues. Societies around the globe have experimented with natural remedies that modulate inflammation for centuries. Current Scientific evidence supports many of these traditional therapeutics, which often have a much better risk to benefit profile than conventional drugs.
Recent research is identifying polyphenolic compounds that modulate the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines by human lymphocytes, and how human SNP variations can lead to differential outcomes in inflammatory processes. In this presentation we will discuss the basic etiology and range of substantiated natural constituents that may help prevent or ameliorate inflammation.
Herbs:
Turmeric
Resveratrol (Resveratrol 150)
Quercitin
Black Pepper
Ginger
Rosemary
Wild Lettuce
Jamaican Dogwood
Open to all levels from beginner to more experienced.
Ellen Kamhi, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, RH(AHG), The Natural Nurse®, is a wildcrafting intuitive herbalist and is adept at radionics and dowsing. She is a mentor with AHG (American Herbalist Guild), and takes herbalists through the process of becoming a Certified Registered Herbalist RH(AHG). Ellen teaches in conventional educational settings, mainstream medical schools and universities, as well as with master traditional healers from a variety of cultures. “It has been my honor to have studied with indigenous and master herbalists, such as JAMBA of the MAROONS in Jamaica, Michael Moore and Mimi Kemp in Bisbee Arizona, SONIA in Santa Cruz Mexico, Dr. Bernard Jensen, and a vast array of advanced herbalists.”
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