Your Nutritive Wellness Guide for Root Imbalance
The region of the body that corresponds to the Root includes the (male) reproductive system, bone marrow, life force (directs energy throughout the rest of the body), small intestines, and lower extremities. This is also responsible for the anal region and waste elimination system. This system connects directly to the Medulla & Cortex. It is the initiator of all change within the human body.
Signs of Imbalance. The physical manifestations of a blocked Root may manifest in kidney, bowel and spinal problems. Here are a few of the signs:
Congestion & Blockage
Disorders of the Waste Elimination
Bone Marrow Dis-eases
Stiffness
Tension of the Spine, Neck, & Colon
Emotional Suppression
Constipation
Asthma (due to weak chi)
Excreting turbid matter/gas
Lack of energy
Dizziness & nausea
Changing Emotional Patterns
Pain in Lower Abdomen and Groin
There are numerous chronic conditions that have been diagnosed by a physician that fall under the Root imbalance. Since there is almost always a direct connection to an energetic manifestation long before a physical one is present, healing the energetic cause is just as important as the physical manifestations. In order to make sure you're on the right track with focusing on the ROOT energy center. The Root must also work in harmony with the 2nd energy center (Sacral). The Sacral region represents the organs that govern the processes of absorption, assimilation, and retention.
Kidney disease
Parsley Leaf
Celery Seed
Dulse
Uva ursi
Tea Blend: Dandelion rt, cranberries, goldenrod, marshmallow rt.
Erectile Dysfunction
Ashwagandha
Schizandra
Damiana
Yohimbe
Wild Yam
Constipation
Adrenal
Astragalus
Milk thistle
Ashwagandha
Essential Nutrients
Coenzyme A
Vitamin B6
Choline
Vitamin C
Calcium
Magnesium
L-arginine
L-methionine
Lecithin
Multienzymes
Hydrochloric acid
Multimineral
Vitamin A
Carotenoids
B complex
Zinc
Copper
Vitamin E
Potassium
Chlorophyll
CoQ10
Male:
Essential Fatty Acid
Iodine
Selenium
Bioflavanoids
L-tyrosine
Extra b6
Fruits
Papaya
Peaches
Cantaloupe
Currants
Plantains
Bananas
Berries
Citrus
Persimmons
Vegetables
Beet greens
Carrots
Kale
Spinach
Broccoli
Peas
Asparagus
Mushroom
Kelp
Radishes
Chard
Other
Wheat germ
Nuts
Seeds