I was watching a show on Fox yesterday called, The Five. The guest hosts said something yesterday that actually upset me.

They were talking about the untimely death of Apple Managing Director and corp-founder Steven Jobs and how he tried to heal himself of pancreatic cancer using “odd” alternative medication stuff. I don’t know if Roles tried to use medicinal herbs or not but I know that they work and incredibly well — IF administered by a correctly trained expert.

Those on The 5, particularly Greg Gutfeld derided the usage of natural herbal medicine. They talked about how dear it can be, how some of the interventions are bizarre, and that it isn't mainstream. I don't dispute that there are some resorts that cost a lot with their interventions, but medically active herbs are among the best things a person can do for their well-being.

Are medically active herbs among the best vitamins? Are herbal extracts or medicinal herbs actually favorable?

I have personally had fantastic experiences with medical herbs. I've had a hurt shoulder that I healed; a dreadful earache that was so bad the right side of my face was terribly distended to the point that I loss my hearing in that ear. I have had diverse wounds that herbs have cured. Actually medically active herbs are more well-liked abroad than they are here in the U.S.

In Australia, in a poll conducted, 57% claimed they like alternative medication to western medicine. In India, China, Europe, the Carribean and other areas of the Earth, medically active herbs are welcomed and employed and preferred. Hence it’s America that's behind not the remainder of the planet. With the money we spend on medical care the States, we should have the healthiest people in the world, but we don't — not by a long shot. Therefore yes, herbs work period.

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