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🌿 Powerful Herbs & Foods That Support Healing At The Root Level

  • Writer: ketogenicfasting
    ketogenicfasting
  • Jul 2
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 14

We’re living in a time where a 10-minute doctor visit passes for “healthcare,” and prescriptions are handed out faster than real answers. But true healing begins by addressing the root cause.


🌿 Nature has always held the tools we need—yet most of us were never taught how to use them.

🌱 Here are several powerful herbs and foods that support healing at the root level:


Modern medicine has its place—but it’s time we reclaim the everyday wisdom that empowers us to heal naturally.
Modern medicine has its place—but it’s time we reclaim the everyday wisdom that empowers us to heal naturally.

🌿 Herb/Food

🌟 Primary Benefits

💡 How to Use

🌿 Rosemary

Enhances memory & circulation

Inhale or enjoy as tea

🌱 Oregano

Natural antibiotic; fights infection

Steep as tea

🌿 Parsley

Supports kidney detox

Blend fresh into juices

🌿 Thyme

Clears congestion

Add to steam for respiratory relief

🧡 Ginger

Soothes digestion & sore throats

Grate into tea

💛 Turmeric

Anti-inflammatory

Mix with black pepper & warm milk

🔥 Cayenne Pepper

Boosts circulation

Add to lemon water

🤎 Clove

Eases tooth pain

Use clove oil or steep in tea

🌱 Fennel

Calms colicky babies

Nursing moms drink as tea

🌼 Chamomile

Soothes irritation

Use tea as an anti-itch eye wash

🧅 Onions

Breaks up mucus

Steep in honey for coughs

🥔 Potato

Reduces swelling

Place slices on skin or eyes

🧄 Garlic

Natural antifungal & antiviral

Eat raw, crush into broths or mix with honey

🌿 Mint

Soothes digestion; cools inflammation

Brew as tea or add to water

🟤 Nutmeg

Aids sleep & digestion

Use sparingly in purees, quiches, warm milk or desserts

🌿 Marjoram

Relieves cramps & supports nerves

Use as tea or culinary herb

🌿 Celery Leaves

Diuretic; supports blood pressure

Add to juices or soups

🌿 Coriander (Cilantro)

Detoxifies heavy metals & supports digestion

Use fresh in food or juice

🌿 Sorrel

Rich in antioxidants & vitamin C

Use in salads or herbal infusions

🌿 Angelica

Aids digestion, relieves bloating

Steep as tea or use root in tonic blends

🌿 Lemongrass

Antibacterial, calming, aids digestion

Use in tea or soups

🌿 Melissa (Lemon Balm)

Calms anxiety, supports sleep

Steep fresh leaves for tea

🌿 Horseradish

Clears sinuses, antimicrobial

Grate fresh root, use in sauces or compresses

💜 Lavender

Reduces stress, aids sleep

Inhale, diffuse, or steep for tea

Poppy Seeds

Rich in minerals, mild sedative properties

Sprinkle on baked goods or add to warm milk


✅ If you're on a journey toward natural wellness and ready to support your body with time-tested, holistic tools—this is your quick reference list.



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