How to Grow Herbal Remedies for Multiple Sclerosis

Herbal medicine health benefits

Nicole Apelian, Ph.D is a mother, herbalist, survival skills instructor, and biologist. After earning her degree in Biology from McGill University, she deepened her herbal knowledge in the Kalahari Desert. She lived in this barren region for several years with the San Bushmen, one of the oldest cultures on Earth. In fact, the San have long thrived using the land’s natural resources for food and medicine, and they live long, healthy lives without the need for pharmaceuticals or hospitals.

At the age of 29, Nicole was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). This is a debilitating autoimmune condition where the immune system attacks the brain and spinal cord. The diagnosis left her in constant pain and reliant on a wheelchair.

Western medicine offered her little relief, so for the past 20 years, she has managed her MS using natural remedies grown in her own backyard. Her transformation has been truly remarkable. She went from being confined to a wheelchair to living a full, vibrant life. Moreover, in 2015, she even survived 57 days in the wild on the History Channel’s TV show Alone.

As a result, her backyard is now a complete natural pharmacy. Whenever she experiences pain, catches a cold, or has a fever, she turns to the plants she has cultivated. Consequently, she hasn’t needed to visit a pharmacy in years because everything she and her family need is right there.

What are the 10 herbal medicine plants to grow

That is why she created the Medicinal Garden Kit. Her aim was to empower others to take control of their health. She believes that everyone should have a medicinal garden in their backyard, providing easy access to remedies whenever they’re needed. What’s more, you’ll have this backyard pharmacy to rely on, even during times of crisis when pharmacies might be closed or looted.

In her Medicinal Garden Kit you’ll find seeds for the 10 herbal medicine plants that everybody should have in their garden. Imagine stepping into a backyard filled with a colorful, fragrant medicinal garden. With the scent of fresh lavender and chamomile in the air, you can pick any of these medicinal plants and turn them into the remedies your family needs.