Phytotherapy
Phytotherapy is the treatment of illness with medicinal plants. For thousands of years people have turned to herbs to ease their ailments, and modern science keeps confirming the power hidden in roots, leaves, flowers and buds.
A correctly chosen herbal combination supports the body gently — it helps the organs do their own work rather than forcing them. That is why a phytotherapy course is always built around the whole person: their constitution, their season of life and the particular weakness that needs strengthening.
On the topics below you will find which plants I recommend for the most common groups of illnesses, how to prepare them and how long a course should last. Read carefully, listen to your body, and let nature do what it has always done best.
/A. Tereško/
Other phytotherapy topics
Phytotherapy for liver diseases
Herbs that protect and regenerate liver cells, support bile flow and ease the load on the body's main filter.
06.05.2025
Phytotherapy for gynaecological diseases
Gentle plant remedies that help balance the cycle, calm inflammation and support women's health at every age.
06.05.2025
Phytotherapy for kidney stone disease
Herbal courses that help dissolve and flush small stones while soothing pain and protecting the urinary tract.
06.05.2025
Phytotherapy for kidney and bladder diseases
Plants with a mild diuretic and antiseptic action that calm inflammation of the kidneys and bladder.
06.05.2025
Phytotherapy for broncho-pulmonary diseases
Expectorant and soothing herbs that ease coughs, clear the airways and strengthen the lungs.
06.05.2025
Phytotherapy for the digestive organs
Bitter and aromatic herbs that improve appetite, calm the stomach and restore healthy gut function.
06.05.2025
Phytotherapy for heart diseases
Plants that gently strengthen the heart muscle, steady the rhythm and support healthy blood vessels.
06.05.2025
General phytotherapy
Foundational principles of herbal healing — how to choose, combine and dose plants for everyday wellbeing.
06.05.2025
