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Healing STDs with plant based
therapy
Liana Buzea
Bucharest, June 18th 2016

Agenda
1. Short introduction
2. Ureaplasma urealyticum (Mycoplasma)
3. Plant based treatment
4. Results (direct and side)
5. Usefull resources and bibliography
Healing STDs with plant based therapy Liana Buzea

1. Short introduction
• The cases:
age: 25 – 35
developed urban environments
various life style interests (physical activities, healthy food regimen, propensity
towards natural therapy)
• Observation period: 1 year
obtaining the information on the STD (medical diagnosys)
the accomodation period - psihological reactions
treatment period
the negative result at retesting (succesfull elimination of the bacteria from
the organism)
• The work supports the benefits of using natural therapy in various cases,
but does not promote them as universal or unique sollutions.

• The smallets procariotes (150 – 250 nm)
• Do not have cellular wall (thus are very little susceptible to
the majority of antimicrobial agents prescribed)
• Can be part of the normal bacterian flora of respiratory or
urogenital system (it is associated with the mucus)
• Develops in cholesterol and is dependant upon urea
hidrolysis
• 17 different species of mycoplasma in humans; 4 are
widespread, which cause the most frequent affections:
• Mycoplasma pneumoniae
• Mycoplasma hominis
• Mycoplasma genitalium
• Ureaplasma species

Without treatment, it can lead to:
men: develop chronic urethritis, chronic prostatitis, can perturb the
production and motility of sperm and can cause male sterility
women: chronic cervicitis, chronic adnexitis which, in turn, can lead to
feminine infertility; it is associated with premature birth, and in the
perinatal period with meningitis, bronchopulmonary dysplasia or
pneumonia - all these ailments can be transmitted to the fetus as well
This disease agent can cause or contribute to the emergence of diseases
such as: AIDS, cancer, chronic fatigue syndrome, Crohn Disease, 1st degree
Diabetes, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer, rheumatoid
arthritis, Wegener's granulomatosis or collagenoses. (*please check slides 17 and 18)

2. Diagnosys and treatment
• The diagnosis was primarily set to the feminine patient, during a
routine check-up.
• The patient came back for testing after 7 months; the treatment
prescribed by the gynaecologist (for both man and woman)
contained an antibiotic to which the bacteria tested as extremely
sensitive (doxycycline).
The woman’s treatment contained also internal douches (vaginal) and
application of intra-vaginal ovules
The man’s treatment also contained an antibiotic cream for local applications
The period for the treatment, for both partners, was 10 days with
retesting at a 1 month interval after finishing the treatment

3. The plant based treatment
For the woman
Treatment period: 1 month
Plants: yarrow (Achillea millefolium - left), marigold (Calendula officinalis -
middle), wormwood (Artemisia absinthium L. - right) and sage (Salvia officinalis)
The protocol:
- external: daily internal douches (3 - 4 / day) abundant (min. 0,5 l /
douche) with the infusion of all the recommended plants; to a few
douches the patient included the juice of one garlic (a natural
antibiotic)
- internal: 1 l of yarrow tea daily; garlic and cloves pills (natural antibiotics)

Active principles
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) contains: essential rich in chamazulene and proazulene plus a
bitter substance - achileina, azulene, chamazulene, cineol, borneol, thion - camphene,
limonene, pinene, caryophyllene, organic acids, acid achileic, formic acid, acetic acid,
valerianoic, probionic, methyl alcohol, choline, phytosterols
Actions*: Astringent, stomachic, antispasmodic, antiseptic,
anti-inflammatory, decongestants, hemostatic, healing,
soothing, anthelmintics (helps remove intestinal worms),
regulates the hormonal activity through the presence of
phytosterols; the active principles help the renewal of liver
cells, favours the evacuation of gallbladder; choleretic and
cholagogue action; prevents the formation of stones in the
bladder (comparable to the effects of artichokes); anti-
inflammatory effects for the bladder; fights acute and chronic
colecistitis; increases the resistance to infections; flavonoids
have antispasmodic effects; combats intestinal spasms;
reduces the inflammation and helps restore the digestive
tract; regulates the activity of the gonads and stimulates the
activity of hormones that control the menstrual cycle due to
contained phytosterols (natural hormones such as apigeina
and luteolina); diuretic, blood cleanser, detoxifying the liver,
gallbladder & kidneys. (*please check slides 17 and 18)

Active principles
Marigold (Calendula officinalis) contains: carotene, saponins, flavonoids, bitter
substances, mucilage, zinc, essential oil.
Actions*:
Internal use (Aerial part of the plant, used as infusion, tincture, ointment):
dysmenorrhea, abnormal climax, peptic ulcer, chronic colitis, hyperacidity gastritis,
inflammation of the colon, hemorrhoids, anthelmintic, jaundice, oliguria, vomiting,
respiratory diseases, healing internal amenorrhea
External use (Aerial part of the plant, in the
form of douches or local baths, gargling,
compress, poultice): fungus, skin ulceration,
pyoderma, burns, frostbite, eczema, warts,
boils, eye inflammation, bruising, acne,
psoriasis, osteoporosis, insect bites, dental
neuralgia, vaginal candidiasis, bleeding wounds,
sprains, contusions, vaginal trichomoniasis,
vaginal discharge -.
(*please check slides 17 and 18 for resources)

Active principles
Salge (Salix officinalis) contains: essential oils, thujone, alpha and beta pinene,
camphor, borneol, cineol, but also tannin acid, oleaonic, sitosterols, estrogenic
substance, potassium nitrate, bitter principle (picrosalvina), nicotinic acid, caffeic acid,
fumaric acid, resins, estrogenic substances, vitamin B1 and C, potassium salt.
Actions*
Internal use (as infusion or decoction): hypovitaminosis, liver disease, inflammation,
gastrointestinal laryngitis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis, constipation, nervousness, paralysis,
hormonal disorders, irregular periods, palmar-plantar hyperhidrosis, flatulence, ulcers,
depression, frigidity, impotence, convalescence, aphrodisiac, fatigue, bile ducts disorders,
galactorrhoea, salivation, asthma.
External use (in the form of compresses, local baths or
cataplasm): insect bites, gingivitis, stomatitis, oral
thrush, fungal infection of the mouth, dental abscesses,
venous ulcers, bruises, eczema, seborrhea, wrinkled
skin, acne, diffuse alopecia, vaginal discharge, frostbite,
sprains. (*please check slides 17 and 18 for external resources)

Active principles
Wormwood(Artemisia absinthium L.) contains: flavonoids, essential oil with thujone - the
most important component of plant (in excess it is toxic), phenolic acids, ascorbic acid,
vitamin B6 - pyridoxine (a substance that supports many activities of the nervous system),
minerals: calcium, iron, phosphorus; lactones; bitter: the ethereal oil.
Actions*(sitz baths or wash with infusion): stimulates digestion,
brain tonic - stimulates certain areas of the brain, stimulates the
liver and helps eliminate toxins from the body through the
capacity of depurative effect, beneficial in case of hypoacid
gastritis or digestive disorders; antibiotic effects for
Staphylococcus aureus; effective in infections the protozoan
Giardia lamblia; beneficial for people suffering from cirrhosis,
powdered wormwood helps eliminate fluid, helps eliminate
intestinal worms, combats headaches, removes fever, helps
remove vomiting sensation, effective with anorexia, mental
fatigue and physical states of intellectual overwork, helps
improve wounds, burns - apply collision with an infusion of
wormwood; treats infections such as: candidiasis, atrophic
vaginitis - Given the anti-inflammatory and antifungal effects
sitz baths with infusion of wormwood are recommended twice
a day; treats hemorrhoids, reduces inflammation, promotes
healing in cases of bleeding, reduces the risk of infection.

For the man:
Treatment period: 10 days
Local applications with propolis cu tincture, 2 / day

Active principles:
*The composition of propolis varies depending on the plant species from which it was
gathered, but on average it containes 55% resins and balsams, 30% waxes and 10% of
etheric oils, pollen, flavonic derivates, ferulic acid (active against Gram positive and
Gram negative germs), amino acids, natural balsams, enzymes, trace elements (silicon,
magnesium, copper, molybdenum, arsenic, tin, aluminum, vanadium, tungsten, iron,
gold, iridium, calcium, cadmium, cobalt, strontium), antibiotic substances, resin acids,
aromatic acids.
(*check slides 17 and 18 for external links)

* Internal use: antibiotic, relieves abundant
runny respiratory diseases and bronchitis;
in combination with a teaspoon of honey
(taken in the morning on an empty
stomach) propolis can eliminate the
symptoms of colitis fermentation and
putrefaction; treats Spring fatigue; nerve
tonic; prevents the degradation of essential
vitamins for the body (vitamin C) and
balance hormone levels; it helps the
immune system by increasing resistance to
infection with any germ; daily
administration prevents cardiac
arrhythmias and hypertension, while
normalizing the amount of cholesterol in
the blood and restoring the elasticity of
blood vessels.
External use: efficient in destroying herpes
with various sites (tincture on the affected
area 2-3 times a day), ameliorates eczema
(compress with tincture or ointment 2-3
times a day), heals burns (tincture for
severe burns, propolis ointment and
comfrey for light burns), removes pimples,
blackheads and boils (tincture applied to
the affected area), improves symptoms of
varicose ulcer of the shank (applicationsof
tincture orointment of propolis on
ulcerated area)
(* check slides 17 and 18 for external links)

4. Results (direct and side)
The female patient:
at retesting, the pacient obtained a negative result (the bacteria U.
Urealyticum was eliminated completely from the organism)
during a transvaginal ultrasound, the patient found a side result: the
elimination of ovarian micropolichists (a 20 year old diagnosis, the
micropolichistic ovarian sindrome, without a medical solution at that
time)
The male patient:
At testing, the patient obtained a negative result (the bacteria U.
Urealyticum was not found in the organism)
note: the patient did not test initially, he believed to be „imortal”

5. Useful links and bibliography - page 1
Mycoplasma – fatal ingredient in vaccines and the correlations with other health problems:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6cAtI0J4Kk
Interview on the possible links between Borrelia, Brucella, Chlamydia, Lyme Disease and
Mycoplasma: http://www.publichealthalert.org/interview-dr-garth-nicholson-phd-
bacterial-co-infections-in-chronic-diseases.html
Medical presentation on Mycoplasma: http://www.slideshare.net/doctorrao/mycoplasma
General presentation on Mycoplasma bacteria
infection:http://www.sitemedical.ro/content/infec%C5%A3iile-genitale-cu-ureaplasma-
%C5%9Fi-micoplasma-la-b%C4%83rba%C5%A3i-%C5%9Fi-femei-riscuri-tratament#h-7
Active principles of Yarrow (Achillea millefolium):
http://www.csid.ro/plante-medicinale-fitoterapice-si-gemoterapice/coada-soricelului-
achilea-millefolium-11448230/
Active principles of Marigold (Calendula officinalis):
http://www.sfatulmedicului.ro/plante-medicinale/galbenele-calendula-officinalis_14357

5. Resurse utile și bibliografie – pag. 2
Active principles of Sage (salvia officinalis): http://www.sfatulmedicului.ro/plante-
medicinale/salvia-salvia-officinalis_14370
Active principles of Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium L.):
http://www.biaplant.ro/articole/pelinul-o-planta-tonic-amara--cu-beneficii-pentru-
sanatate.html
Propolis - description: https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propolis
Propolis – active principles: http://www.csid.ro/health/medicina-alternativa/propolisul-
unul-dintre-cele-mai-puternice-medicamente-ale-naturii-12160063/

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