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Introduction-General:
Principles of Energetic Herbalism is the foundation of CombiHs Herbalism and a practical, science-informed energetic healing system for home use and structured study.
This Volume I opens the gateway to a healing system that works with the body’s deepest forces. Organs communicate through taste, aroma, cravings, heat, and emotion. Every herb sends a clear energetic signal that restores harmony when applied correctly.
This volume teaches how taste, lifestyle, and food choices form your energetic blueprint. Readers learn simple, practical steps to predict imbalance, correct dysfunction, rebuild strength, and stop illness before it develops.
Consequently, families and students gain reliable tools for daily prevention and targeted treatment.
The human body functions as an energetic network rather than a mechanical machine. Every organ vibrates with patterns shaped by diet, herbs, emotions, lifestyle, and environment.
Herbs act as energy modulators, influencing thermodynamic balance, biochemical pathways, and emotional states. Volume I explains how these energetic patterns determine both disease formation and healing.
Modern research confirms taste receptors in the gut, liver, pancreas, and kidneys. Bitter compounds activate detox enzymes, sweet compounds stimulate insulin pathways, and aromatic molecules influence mood and hormones.
Volume I bridges traditional herbal wisdom with modern physiology and phytochemistry.
| Quality | Effect |
|---|---|
| Hot | Boosts metabolism, circulation, digestion |
| Cold | Cools inflammation and calms tissues |
| Dry | Removes excess moisture and firms tissues |
| Damp | Moisturizes dry organs and connective tissue |
| Wind | Moves stagnation and supports detoxification |
Apply hot herbs to raise circulation, cold herbs to reduce heat, dry herbs to clear dampness, damp herbs to hydrate tissues, and wind herbs to move blockages.
Herbs either strengthen or drain life force. Correct herbal selection builds vitality, resilience, and recovery capacity.
Blood delivers nutrients and supports daily organ function, while essence stores deep vitality within the kidneys and liver.
| Organ | Taste |
|---|---|
| Liver | Sour |
| Heart | Bitter |
| Kidneys | Salty |
| Lungs | Pungent |
| Colon | Astringent |
| Spleen / Pancreas | Sweet |
Excess sweet weakens the pancreas; sour excess stresses the liver; salty excess burdens the kidneys; bitter excess dries tissues; pungent excess overheats the skin; astringent excess tightens the colon.
Tracking cravings and long-term dietary patterns allows early detection of organ stress before disease manifests.
“Similar tastes accumulate; opposites heal.” Opposing tastes rebalance enzymes, hormones, and detox pathways.
Opposites modulate biochemical reactions and restore natural organ rhythm.
When liver acidity rises from sour overload, sweet and bitter herbs calm bile flow and reduce stress.
A person’s dominant taste reveals their primary organ vulnerability.
Aroma cravings indicate circulation, cooling, or detoxification needs.
Long-term taste dominance creates organ pressure and eventual illness unless corrected.
One taste dominates → biochemical overload → organ adaptation → stagnation → inflammation → symptoms.
Track taste patterns, apply opposite-taste herbs, monitor response, and reassess regularly to prevent disease progression.
A reader shared how CombiHs principles resolved long-term fatigue, joint pain, and digestive heat. By tracking cravings, identifying taste imbalance, and applying opposite-taste herbs, her digestion calmed, sleep improved, and energy returned within weeks.
She emphasized that understanding taste–organ relationships transformed how she selected herbs, proving that this system prevents disease by correcting daily excesses early.
Get and Read the CombiHs Herbalism Book — Volume I
Your practical home guide for treatment, prevention, and long-term balance. Ideal as a textbook for herbal students and practitioners.
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