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Celery: A Great Vegetable and a Great Herbal Remedy

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Little known facts

Celery or apium graveolens is a plant species in the Apiaceae family. The plant yields two important vegetables; celery and celeriac. The celery plant can grow up to 1 m. tall. The leaves are pinnate to bipinnate leaves with rhombic leaflets, measuring 3 to 6 centimeters long and 2 to 4 cm. broad. Celery flowers are commonly creamy-white and 2 to 3 millimeters in diameter.

Celery contains androsterone. This is a hormone released through sweat glands that is said to attract women.

Celery is possibly one of the few foods that has “negative calories.” This could be due to the fact that the human digestion burns more calories than can be extracted from this vegetable.

Cel-Ray is a celery-flavoured soft drink sold around New York City from Dr. Brown’s.

The edible celery stalk is not a plant stem as it’s often said to be. It is a part of a leaf.

Celery seed is used in some countries as a perfume as well as for pharmaceutical reasons.

Celery seed is historically known for its benefits on digestion.

Research shows that celery juice when mixed with freshly squeezed carrot juice was given to patients with arthritis.

Contrary to what you might think about this high fiber vegetable, celery is a natural source of organic sodium.

True effects

Celery has been proven effective for treating urine incontinence. This is due to its stimulating effect on the kidneys.

Celery can be helpful for reducing acidity in the blood.

Celery can helpful for dissolving arthritic spurs; therefore, relieving the crippling pains of the disease.

It’s said to be effective for lowering blood pressure.

Celery seed is said to be helpful for kidney and liver function.

Celery seed can be effective to calm the nerves. I found this to be true when I tried some of this relaxing herb. I went from being on edge to feeling like I was in the middle of meditation. It was quite effective.

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Celery can be an antioxidant, perhaps helping to fight off cancer cells.

Celery can help raise your sex drive.

Celery can help relieve that painful headache.

Disorders, irritations, ailments, and bodily systems treated by Celery

Arthritis – In case you don’t know what it is by now, let me clarify. Arthritis is when there is serious damage to joints in the body. There are certain kinds of arthritis; rheumatoid arthritis for example can be an autoimmune disease where the body will literally be attacking itself.

Bladder problems – This elastic organ that collects urine from the kidneys can be host to any number of illnesses and deficiencies; such as, bladder sphincter dyssynergia or the condition that can lead to incontinent urination, Cystitis or the inflammation of the bladder, and Hematuria or the presence of blood in your urine.

Bright’s disease

Cancer – This is a disease we’ve all been introduced to in one way or another. But hardly anyone ever tells you how it works. Well, let me explain. Cancer is an unnatural division and propagation of cells. Plus, when you get too many cells growing in one place, they can invade and destroy other tissues. This disease can travel to all parts of the body, and form in many organs; such as, the kidneys, the lungs, the bladder and stomach.

Post-nasal and pulmonary catarrh – Catarrh is a swelling of the mucous membrane that can lead to discharges from the nose.

Diabetes – A disorder in which the body can no longer metabolize insulin, carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Severe conditions require frequent shots of insulin.

Dropsy – Accumulation of clear fluids in bodily tissues or cavities, and an obsolete term to describe many other fluid retaining states is dropsy.

Frigidity – Most commonly found with women, frigidity is a psychological inability to react during sex.

Gas – Caused by changes in pressure or temperature, gas is simply a vapor or air-like state of matter, different from any solid or liquid states by freely moving, greatly expanding and contracting molecules. If you think that’s a mouthful, try reading up on all the different kinds of gasses. I won’t go into detail. But, there is many different types, including inert gas, methane gas, laughing gas, tear gas and even water gas.

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Gout – If you have gout, you’ve got too much uric acid in your blood. Your joints, especially in the big toes will have painful inflammation.

Headache – This should be self-explanatory. But if it’s not, allow me to explain what a headache is. A headache or cephalalgia is simple a pain or ache in the head. You can have many kinds, including a blind headache or as it is more commonly known, a migraine headache. A cluster or histaminic headache is simply a recurring headache in the area right behind the eyes. Also, there are tension headaches and organic headaches.

Impotence – Impotence is simply when a man can’t get an erection.

Insomnia – Simply put, if for whatever reason you just can’t fall asleep or stay asleep, you’re suffering from insomnia.

Liver problems – The liver is a mult-purpose and extremely helpful organ, but it can be host to a number of diseases and disorders; such as, Hepatitis or inflammation of the liver, Cirrhosis or the formation of fibrous tissue inside the liver, Gilbert’s syndrome or the genetic disorder of the bilirubin metabolism, and Glycogen storage disease II which leads to progressive muscle weakness.

Lumbago – Simply put, lumbago is backache in the lumbar region.

Delayed menstruation – Menstruation is when blood discharges from the uterus. It usually occurs every 4 weeks and lasts from 3 to 5 days in women. In typical menstruation cycles, this process is preceded by ovulation.

Nervousness

Neuralgia – Having severe pain along the course of a nerve is neuralgia. The only other form is trigeminal or a facial pain usually located near the nerve of the same name.

Rheumatism – A term that best describes disorders of the heart, bones, joints, kidneys, and lungs. A symptom of Rheumatism is back pain.

Urine retention – Also called ischuria, urine retention when you’re unable to urinate, commonly associated with benign prostatic hypertrophy. This is also called benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH. Urine retention can lead to bladder stones, and congestion of the kidneys.

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Vomiting – This should be self-explanatory. But I think we should go into it – if for nothing else – for the fun of it. Simply put, vomiting is when all of the contents of your stomach are expelled up through your esophagus and out your mouth.

Weight reduction

Herbal First Aide

No home should be without this recipe for an herbal first aide kit.

You must have Aloe Vera. The gel from the plant’s leaves will help in relieving pain, and healing burns and cuts. Believe me, I know this works.

Also, you should have Arnica. Another healing gel that will take the blue out of bruises.

Take Calendula. When taken as a tea, this dry leaf will help clean cuts.

For indigestion, anxiety and insomnia, take some Chamomile in tea form.

You should most definitely take Echinachea if you want to treat the flu or the common cold.

Gingerroot is great for relaxing the stomach, killing nausea, and putting an end to motion sickness.

Keep a bottle of Witch Hazel handy to stop infections, and heal minor burns and rashes.

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Herbal Resources

The Herb Book by John Lust
The Prescription for Nutritional Healing by Phyllis Balch
Back to Eden, 2nd Revised Edition by Jethro Kloss & Promise K. Moffet
Children’s Herbal Health by Deanne Tenney
Green Pharmacy Herbal Handbook by James Duke, Ph.D
Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine by Michael Nurray, N.D.
Herbally Yours by Penny C. Royal
A Modern Herbal by Mrs. Grieve
Desk Reference to Nature’s Medicine by Steven Foster and Rebecca L. Johnson