Healing qualities of Amber

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Healing qualities of Amber
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(ATT) The Rivers Run	Nov 30 2011, 08:49 PM Post #1
Advanced Member Posts: 305 Group: Members Member #13 Joined: October 6, 2011	In the wild, there is a documented phenomenon of animals consuming particular minerals. It was noticed among wolves, dears, elks, etc. It was suggested that animals lick salt as their food may lack sodium. However, it was discovered that the stones consumed by the animals often don’t have any salt. Apparently the animals ingest something else from stones. Human beings are no exception. For example, the "mineral" or "source" water we drink nowadays has a very particular mineral content, depending on its specific source. This tiny amount of minerals may have a considerable effect on our health. Can the stones really influence our health? In the Middle Ages using powdered minerals to treat various ailments was widely accepted. Modern pharmaceuticals, apparently, completely ignore this kind of therapy. Nevertheless, even today the stones of Smoky Quartz, Diamond and Amber are used as ingredients in the Tibetan medicine. Medical properties of Amber are indeed very interesting. It was said that no "such illness exists that Amber would not heal". The Amber was taken internally to help with metabolism deficiencies, hearing problems, and stomach ailments. In Poland the Amber tincture is still considered an effective remedy for colds, throat and respiratory problems. The Amber powder is inhaled to bring relief from acute respiratory disease. Amber pieces are given to babies to chew when they have their first teeth appear. How to explain Amber’s healing powers? It turns out that Amber contains up to 8 weight percent of the amber acid, which has vitamin-like properties. By enhancing endocellular metabolism, the amber acid brings about general improvement of body condition, slows down ageing processes, and normalizes cardiac blood circulation. Another side of the healing power of gemstones is related to the psychotherapy of color. It is known that colors affect our brain, and through it - our whole body. http://www.jewels-empire.com/gems_healing_properties.html



(ATT) The Rivers Run	Nov 30 2011, 11:19 PM Post #2
Advanced Member Posts: 305 Group: Members Member #13 Joined: October 6, 2011	Natural Baltic Amber Amber Tinctures After many hundreds of years of experience with them, the use of amber tinctures for health continues to be popular in Europe Many people in Europe use amber tinctures as part of their health maintenance routines. The use of such tinctures has a long history and goes back to the medieval days when it was noted that amber workers did not die of the Black Plague. The tinctures are made from amber chips and powders. A recipe for a home remedy amber tincture is below. People get the chips either by the bag or by the bottle. They find them in alternative medicine shops and at amber trader stands. The bottled chips are very popular in the tourist areas on the Baltic. They are an natural addition to the necklaces and bracelets that they sell as part of their normal trade. Here is a recipe that has been passed down through one families line. It is passed to you for your own research. Making the Tincture Crush 15 grams of amber chips in a mortar. Add it to 250 ml of vodka. Store the vodka for 10 days in a warm dark place. Be sure to shake it at least one a day. After 10 days, more is better, the tincture is ready. You do not have to decant or filter it. You just pour off what you need. When it is almost all used, crush the amber again and start a new batch. Use of the Tincture For Adults 1 st day - 1 drop 2 nd day - 2 drops and so on until the 10 nth day. 11 nth day - 10 drops 12 th day - 9 drops and so on until the 20 th day. Take 10 days off and then start again. For Children Go only to 5 drops. We have only folklore to go on about this recipe's effectiveness. All we can say is that amber chips are sold all over Poland to people who use their own variants of recipes like this. http://www.natural-baltic-amber.com/amber-tinctures/



yass	Dec 1 2011, 06:26 AM Post #3
Administrator Posts: 3,640 Group: Admin Member #1 Joined: April 8, 2009	Interesting, thank you.
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yass	Jan 3 2012, 09:04 PM Post #4
Administrator Posts: 3,640 Group: Admin Member #1 Joined: April 8, 2009	Quote: Word "amber" (the name is derived from the old Arabic word "anbar"), but greek "elektron" (if you rub amber on a cloth it becomes charged with negative electricity/ that`s the origin of the word electricity). http://www.amberworkshop.com/raw_amber_materials.htm
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