Kimberley Herbalist

• Skins issues acne, eczema, psoriasis

• Menstrual issues

• Digestive disorders , Constipation, urgency, Ibd, Ibs, etc

• Pain issues migraines, muscular ,nerve etc.

• Articulatory issues, rheumatism, arthritis, myalgia

• Stress, Anxiety, depression, memory issues

• Sleeping issues

• Immunity issues

• Low energy & Fatigue

• Children’s illnesses

• Hypertension /Hypotension

• Circulatory issues/Cardiac issues

• Allergies

• Respiratory issues Asthma, Bronchitis, etc

• Cognition & Memory

• Performance

• Male & Female Fertility

Despite being the foundation of health care for millennia herbal medicine isn't often the first thing on peoples mind when it comes to personal health care. Unlike modern drugs that isolate single chemicals and synthesized compounds herbal medicine utilises roots, leaves, flowers, bark and seeds for their healing chemical & energetic properties to restore imbalance in the mind & body.
Modern plant extracts are used in many forms powders, tinctures, teas, etc. There are many advantages from using herbal medicine in the attainment of good health. Herbal medicines have thousands of years of documented use and rarely have the side effects that are so often experienced with pharmaceutical preparations.

Traditional medicine is widely known for taking an holistic approach to health care, considering each aspect of the individual to be part of of a whole system as opposed to a isolated individual separate functioning unit. It seeks to identify the fundamental imbalance at the root of the problem, and in so doing address the more obvious presenting issue.

Herbal medicine is bespoke and unique to each, whilst herbal formulas be similar rarely will any two be identical, as each is an attempting to rectify the individual imbalance. Whilst many find benefit in incorporating herbs as part of a healthy lifestyle they are generally not needed as a permanent medicine and thus allow a greater sense of freedom and low dependency. Herbs are general obtained from sustainable sources with little damage to the environment and the custom is greatly appreciated by small independent farmers.

Despite being the foundation of health care for millennia herbal medicine isn't often the first thing on peoples mind when it comes to personal health care. Unlike modern drugs that isolate single chemicals and synthesized compounds herbal medicine utilises roots, leaves, flowers, bark and seeds for their healing chemical & energetic properties to restore imbalance in the mind & body.
Modern plant extracts are used in many forms powders, tinctures, teas, etc. There are many advantages from using herbal medicine in the attainment of good health. Herbal medicines have thousands of years of documented use and rarely have the side effects that are so often experienced with pharmaceutical preparations.

Traditional medicine is widely known for taking an holistic approach to health care, considering each aspect of the individual to be part of of a whole system as opposed to a isolated individual separate functioning unit. It seeks to identify the fundamental imbalance at the root of the problem, and whilst it treats the more obvious manifestation of the presenting issue it also seeks to redress the underlying imbalance and thus remedy the cause.

Herbal medicine is bespoke and unique to each, whilst herbal formulas be similar rarely will any two be identical, as each is an attempting to rectify the individual imbalance. Whilst many find benefit in incorporating herbs as part of a healthy lifestyle they are generally not needed as a permanent medicine and thus allow a greater sense of freedom and low dependency. Herbs are general obtained from sustainable sources with little damage to the environment and the custom is greatly appreciated by small independent farmers.