The following is excerpted from The Professional's Herbal Formula Handbook No. 6, comprising 85 pages of traditional information and recent scientific data that describes the medical properties, physiological action and therapeutic uses for each of the 24 ingredients outlined in this formula.
Adaptogenic, alterative, anabolic, anti-anemic, antibiotic, anti-cachexic, anti-dyscratic, anti-infective, antioxidant, antiphlogistic (anti-inflammatory), antiseptic, bacteriostatic (anti-bacterial), cytophylactic, cytotoxic, depurative, detoxicant, disinfectant, diuretic, hypotensive, microbicidal (anti-microbial), rejuvenative, restorative, stimulant (circulatory and secretolytic), stomachic, tonic and viricidal (anti-viral).
Alleviates any general fluids dyscrasia
(abnormal or pathological condition) within the blood vessels or
musculature that leads to the onset of degenerative or
debilitative conditions associated with various forms of anemia
or anemic disorders (including aplastic, cerebral, hypochromic,
nutritional, pernicious or sickle cell), and eliminates any form
of cachexia (state of malnourishment and general debility)
throughout the blood vessels and musculature; displays
significant antioxidant effects in order to enhance the transport
of additional oxygen directly into the cells and tissue-systems
throughout the blood vessels (due to lowered hemoglobin levels in
the blood), and removes any chronic fatigue or exhaustion
associated with various form of anemia or anemic conditions
throughout the blood vessels, tissue-systems, or musculature;
relieves any anemic conditions associated with general debility,
fatigue, exhaustion, gastric weakness or hypogastrosis, and
demonstrates hypotensive activity (due to the presence of the
alkaloid carpaine); exhibits cytophylactic and cytotoxic activity
in order to provide stronger cellular defense mechanisms against
many physical or chemical agents, and displays anti-infective and
disinfectant properties in order to promote increased resistance
by destroying any invasive or harmful pathogenic bacteria,
microbes or viruses that are often responsible for various
infectious states or inflammatory conditions; exhibits
bacteriostatic, microbicidal and viricidal activity in order to
strengthen and increase the resistance of the arteries, blood
vessels and capillaries against any invasive or harmful bacteria
or microbes, as well as to inhibit the further development of any
infectious or inflammatory conditions associated with the onset
of sepsis, septicemia or uremia; exhibits significant antiseptic
activity by destroying the vitality of any organized living
ferments in order to prevent the onset of putrefaction or
septicemia, and precipitates the proteins in any inflamed tissues
in order to provide a mildly antiseptic and protective coating
(under which the regeneration of new tissue occurs) for the
arteries, blood vessels and capillaries throughout the entire
organism; acts as an effective antiseptic in order to remove any
septic conditions associated with tissue degeneration or
ulceration, and promotes increased suppuration and a steady
toning or restorative impression to the entire glandular system
(especially the liver, spleen and lymph glands); exhibits
anabolic activity in order to accelerate the production of DNA
and RNA (which enhances the production of proteins in the form of
antibodies), while increasing protein and lipid synthesis in the
bone marrow and DNA/RNA content in the adrenals and lymph nodes
(along with increased body weight and enhanced re-synthesis of
glycogen and high-energy phosphate compounds); demonstrates
powerful adaptogenic (balancing and strengthening) activity in
order to increase the overall resistance of an organism towards
any adverse influences or stressful conditions (whether they be
physical, chemical or biological in nature), especially upon the
blood vessels, musculature, immune system, and both the central
(cerebro-spinal centers) and peripheral nervous systems; exhibits
significant antiseptic activity by destroying the vitality of any
organized living ferments in order to prevent the onset of
putrefaction or septicemia, and precipitates the proteins in any
inflamed muscle tissues in order to provide a mildly antiseptic
and protective coating (under which the regeneration of new
tissue occurs) for the blood vessels or mucous membranes
throughout the entire organism; acts as an effective antiseptic
for any septic conditions associated with tissue degeneration or
ulceration, and promotes increased suppuration and a steady
toning or restorative impression to the entire glandular system
(especially the liver and lymph glands); acts as a secretolytic
stimulant in order to promote increased gastric, pancreatic or
intestinal secretory and motor activity, and enhances greater
peripheral circulation (due to its antioxidant activity);
exhibits significant antioxidant effects in order to provide
greater oxygen-transport capabilities throughout the bloodstream,
as well as enhance the transport of additional oxygen directly
into the cells and tissue-systems throughout the blood vessels
and musculature; acts as a circulatory stimulant by increasing
the blood flows through the arteries and blood vessels of the
muscles in order to enhance greater nutrient transport,
absorption and utilization, thereby accelerating the healing
processes associated with the repair of any damaged blood vessels
or tissue-systems throughout the entire musculature; activates
the bodily processes of detoxification and elimination in order
to cleanse and purify the bloodstream, mucous membranes and
tissue-systems, and increases the secretion and elimination of
urine in order to provide further support to the inner cleansing
process; displays alterative activity in order to correct any
disordered bodily function, thereby activating increased
alterations in both metabolic and tissue functions as a defensive
measure against the onset of acute or chronic disease; exhibits
restorative effects in order to regain increased vigor or
vitality and greater strength, while enhancing normal tissue and
metabolic functional capabilities; demonstrates alterative and
restorative properties in order to re-establish healthy systemic
functional capabilities, as well as to establish greater vascular
tone throughout the entire organism (due to its ability to
stimulate increased secretory flows); exhibits alterative effects
in order to stimulate the anabolic growth processes, thereby
enhancing the repair of any degenerated, deteriorated and
debilitated cells or tissues (while promoting the elimination of
any catabolic waste materials); displays tonifying effects in
order to permanently enhance the overall energy-levels throughout
the entire organism, without adversely affecting the functional
capabilities of any particular organ or system.
None.