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We all need vitamins
and minerals as they are what regulate the chemical reactions
by which the body converts food into energy and living tissues.
Many authorities claim that if we eat a balanced diet there
is no need for supplementation. This was probably so, when we
lived close to the earth and didn't use processed foods and
agricultural chemicals. Today our soil is so  depleted
and our food supply is so lacking in these vital compounds that
we need to supplement in our diet. Many herbs in LIFE QUEST
HERBS' MEGA HERB 15 supply many vitamins and minerals in
a natural form.
In many people's
opinion, the most healing thing there is in the whole world
is wheat grass juice. There has been more than one instance
when a person has been given up as hopeless and sent home to
die. Then they went on a program that changed their diet and
their lifestyle and started to use herbs and wheat grass juice
and they got over their sickness. Some of the medicinal uses
for it include arthritis, bruises, burns, cancer, constipation,
emphysema, gangrene, leukemia, poison oak, skin abrasions, rheumatism,
wounds, etc. Wheat grass, when taken with a cleansing program
will do much as a tonic aid toward relieving the pain and suffering
of all so-called "incurable" diseases, and will promote general
healing to the body.
Wheat grass juice
is one of the richest natural sources of vitamins A, B, and
C. It is a great source of calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus,
potassium, sodium, sulphur, cobalt and zinc. It also has many
enzymes that aid the digestion.
The juice of the
wheat grass is often referred to as the blood of that plant,
and strangely enough, it closely resembles our own blood. The
only difference is the  chlorophyll
molecule from the wheat grass juice has a magnesium atom and
the hemoglobin or blood molecule has an iron atom. There was
a report once of a white rat that had disease and they replaced
the rat's blood with chlorophyll and the rat lived.
It is said that
sprouted grain or the grasses contain more energy or nutrients
that any other food. Even Nebuchadnezzar was instructed, "To
eat grass as oxen", and it helped him. Wheat grass juice is
often recommended for chronic fatigue syndrome.
Following is a list of herbs in this formula:
| alfalfa |
- rich in calcium, trace minerals, chlorophyll
and protein, contains high amounts of phosphorus, iron potassium,
chlorine, sodium, magnesium, vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, B12,
D, K and U. Contains eight digestive enzymes, prevents cholesterol
buildup in the veins strengthens the central nervous system,
helps to rebuild decayed teeth |
| wheat
grass |
- the live minerals, vitamins and trace elements
have a total acid content that comes very close to the pH
7.4 which symbolizes healthy human blood, it is rich in
Vitamins A, B and C, contains large amounts of calcium,
magnesium and many other minerals |
| barley
green |
- rich in chlorophyll, contains many of the
enzymes that we need and don't get in much of the food that
we eat, excellent blood and immune builder, 11 times as
much calcium as milk |
| red
raspberry |
- rich in calcium, manganese, iron and niacin,
high in citrate of iron, and magnesium, selenium, vitamins
A and C, moderate amounts of phosphorous, potassium and
B-complex, vitamins trace amounts of sodium, silicon and
zinc, a tonic and stimulant |
| parsley |
- rich in vitamins A and C, chlorophyll, potassium
and sodium, nourishing for the stomach digestive tonic,
high levels of calcium, phosphorous, sulphur and B-complex,
small amounts of selenium, silica, zinc and other trace
minerals stimulates the immune system, tones the blood vessels,
arteries and capillaries |
| yucca |
- anti-stress, blood purifier, digestive aid,
contains vitamins and minerals, contains moderate amounts
of calcium, sodium, zinc and B-complex vitamins, small amounts
of magnesium, iron, manganese, phosphorous, selenium, silicon,
potassium, niacin, and vitamins A and C |
| comfrey
leaf |
- nutritive, high in protein, potassium, phosphorus
calcium and iron, vitamin A, C and trace minerals, contains
eighteen amino acids, very healing to the entire body, moderate
amounts of magnesium, sulphur and zinc, small amounts of
selenium and some B-complex vitamins as well as B-12 nettle
- tonic, astringent, cleansing, detoxifying, anti-allergenic |
| horsetail |
-contains large amounts of silica, high in
calcium, astringent, clotting agent chia - aromatic, bitter,
increases endurance and energy |
| bee
pollen |
- rich in minerals, easy to assimilate, high
in energy, undigested pollen, rich in proteins and carbohydrates,
antibiotic |
| canaigre |
- increases physical efficiency, combats stress
and fatigue, tonic ginseng - rich in B vitamin complex,
increases brain efficiency, preventive and restorative herb,
helps circulation |
| cayenne |
- stimulates the circulatory system, aids
digestion, stimulates energy in the body, a catalyst, helping
the other herbs to work more efficiently, tonic, alterative.
Rich in zinc, high in vitamins A and C, iron, calcium, potassium
and rutin, Moderate amounts of vitamin G, magnesium, phosphorous,
sulphur, selenium and B-complex |
| bladder
pod |
- synergistic herb, relaxant, has a beneficial
effect on the entire body, balances the glands for proper
function, high in vitamin C, moderate amounts of manganese,
iron, potassium, sulphur, vitamins A and B1, small amounts
of calcium, magnesium, phosphorous, sodium and selenium,
trace amounts of zinc and B-12 |
Recommendation - Two
or three capsules two or three times a day
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