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              Mother Natures Traditional Herbal Remedies

Mission Statement

M.N.T.H.R is committed to provide a comprehensive nutritional 100% herbal remedies, our aim to utilize natural herbal alternative that render no damage to the your body, We believe the general public and business in the United Kingdom and other countries of the world will embrace this vision.
"YOUR HEALTH IS YOUR WEALTH"
 
 
 
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Mother Natures Traditional Herbal Remedies
P.O Box 32500
London
W3 8GZ
Email: info@cancerbush.org.uk
Tel: + 44 (208) 993 4870 / Mobile: 07943 144 544
 

A brief history of Health medicine

Herbal medicine has great antiquity, with therapeutic roots extending back to ancient Egypt in what was then known as Khemet or Tamare.In the written record, the study of herbs dates back over 5,000 years to the Sumerians, who described well-established medicinal uses for such plants as laurel, caraway, and thyme.
 
 
The ancient Egyptians who were themselves actual descendants of the near mythical and pre-historic Sumerian civilizations are credited to have had the worlds earliest holistic medicine systems. These systems were officially endorsed and recognized by even the almighty priest class that wielded such enormous powers over the populace.
Ancient Egyptian medicine traditions of 1000 B.C. and of an even much earlier period, are known to have used garlic, opium, castor oil, coriander, mint, indigo, and other herbs for medicine and the Old Testament also mentions herb use and cultivation, including mandrake, vetch, caraway, wheat, barley, and rye. This is an over simplification however as Egyptians had an almost universally revered reputation as practitioners of highly sophisticated forms of medicine. The excellent embalming of mummies is a prime example of an Egyptian practice which could be traced even further back in time to near pre-historical times by Egyptian calendars' reckoning. Records of the existence of these highly sophisticated healing systems are just beginning to emerge with the discoveries of new methods of understanding the language semantics of antiquity Egypt.