Dr Billy Health

From here you can go directly to the online store to make selections from a wide variety of herbs and herbal products. It is a simple click-and-order system. If you would like advice or any help regarding your choices or your particular situation, just give us a call anytime prior to checking out.

If you have any questions please call: (800) 811-1482, (928) 776-0596 (Arizona).

You can also browse through are extensive listing of warehoused bulk herbs, compounds, and patent medicines and related items. Here also, you can get personal help with a toll-free phone call.

Orders from this section are placed over the phone.

In common usage the term HERB has come to mean generally “plant material”, or sometimes “healing plant medicine”.

To be clear, within the science of herbology the word “herb” refers specifically to the non-flowering, above ground portion of a plant (Leaf and stem). But botanical science and commerce makes use of not only the leaf and the stem, but also flowers, seeds, roots, barks, saps, fungi, even pollen, as well as minerals etc.

So our Herbal/Botanical sources provide all of the items use in “Herbal” practice and the listings clearly designate which parts of the plant are used for your information and better understanding.

OUR LONG REVERSED,
PRESENTLY UNDER-APPRECIATED PLANT FRIENDS.

… Herbs offer a primary, naturally occurring and ubiquitous support system for all of Earth’s animals… Not the least of which are the humans. They serve us as food, and as medicine used for health maintenance, recovery, and disease prevention.

All substances possess “Energies”, and all plants have something to offer us.

There is an appropriate herbal medicine to help restore balance in every person in every situation. Herbs transmit to the body and the “Being” both identifiable chemical constituents and critical subtle energies, which can feed, heal, nurture and advance the user.

Overall, herbal medicines are far superior and inherently much, much safer than pharmaceutical drugs. That is not to say that herbs should be used irresponsibly or without regard to their power. Ideally herbs will be used with a sense of profound appreciation.

Presented here are botanical products from the world’s oldest, most successful and renowned healing traditions; Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and India’s Ayurvedic system, as well as the combined systems of European, traditional Native American and modern western herbalism.

Filed under: Uncategorized on March 20th, 2007