Laxen Herbals

24/11/2025

If you are currently adding weight without even eating much and the fat doesn't even look good on you, mostly in your tummy and cheeks!

It's not actually Fat fat! It's likely to be high Cortisol!
Chronic stress.

Cortisol is your stress hormone. When it stays high for too long, it begins to physically show on your face.
For Herbal medicines and diet plans contact 077 285 3153

24/11/2025

11/11/2025

Methods of Taking Blood Oxygen Levels (SpO₂)
A pulse oximeter is a small device used to check your blood oxygen level (SpO₂) and heart rate.
You can place it on your finger or toe.
It works by shining infrared light through the skin and measuring how much oxygen is in your blood.
✅ Understanding Blood Oxygen Levels (SpO₂)
• 98% to 100%
This is normal. Your body has enough oxygen. No action is needed.
• 95% to 97%
This is a little lower than normal, but usually still okay.
You should monitor and consult a doctor if it stays low.
• 92% to 94%
This means your oxygen is decreased.
It may indicate a health problem. A doctor’s evaluation is recommended.
• 88% to 92%
This is low oxygen.
There is a high risk of hypoxia (not enough oxygen in the body).
Medical attention is needed immediately.
• Below 88%
This is a critical level.
It means severe hypoxia and is very dangerous.
You need emergency medical treatment or hospitalization right away.
✅ Simple Summary
A pulse oximeter helps check oxygen in your blood.
Normal is 98–100%.
Anything below 94% needs medical advice.
Anything below 88% is an emergency.

29/10/2025

🔍 Cervix Positions

Your cervix changes position throughout your cycle:
⬇️ Low & Firm – not fertile
⬆️ High & Soft – around ovulation, more fertile

These changes help the body prepare for possible pregnancy 🤍

29/10/2025

💡 Vitamin D - built in 3 organs
Here’s the shortcut to how sunlight becomes a hormone in 7️⃣ steps:

1️⃣ Sunlight Sparks It
UVB converts 7-dehydrocholesterol in skin into Vitamin D₃.
💡 Low sun, sunscreen, darker skin → less D₃ formed.

2️⃣ Or You Eat It
Fatty fish, eggs, fortified foods, or supplements provide D₂/D₃.
💡 But it’s inactive when swallowed — still just “raw material.”

3️⃣ Liver Conversion Needs Magnesium
In the liver, enzymes (25-hydroxylase) turn D₃ → 25-hydroxy D (calcidiol).
💡 Magnesium is required here as a cofactor — low Mg = stalled activation.

4️⃣ Kidney Activation Needs Magnesium + Iron
In the kidney, 1α-hydroxylase turns calcidiol → calcitriol (active hormone).
💡 This step also needs magnesium. Iron supports enzyme activity, too.

5️⃣ Vitamin K2 Directs the Traffic
Active D increases calcium absorption, but K2 activates proteins (osteocalcin, MGP) that shuttle calcium into bone instead of arteries.
💡 D without K2 = calcium may end up in the wrong places.

6️⃣ Zinc + Vitamin A for the Receptor
Vitamin D works by binding to the Vitamin D Receptor (VDR), which needs zinc for structure and vitamin A (retinoic acid) for full function.
💡 Without these, signaling is weaker even if calcitriol is present.

7️⃣ The Payoff
Active vitamin D regulates calcium & phosphate balance, strengthens bones, helps the pancreas release insulin, and modulates immunity.

💡 But without magnesium, K2, zinc, and vitamin A, the chain breaks.See more.

22/10/2025

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19/10/2025

*Hysterectomy*
A hysterectomy is a surgical procedure to remove a woman's uterus, often performed to treat various gynecological conditions.

*Types of Hysterectomy*
1. *Total Hysterectomy*: Removal of the uterus and cervix.
2. *Partial or Subtotal Hysterectomy*: Removal of the uterus, leaving the cervix intact.
3. *Radical Hysterectomy*: Removal of the uterus, cervix, and surrounding tissues, often for cancer treatment.

*Reasons for Hysterectomy*
1. *Uterine Fibroids*: Benign tumors causing heavy bleeding or pain.
2. *Endometriosis*: A condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus.
3. *Uterine Prolapse*: When the uterus slips out of its normal position.
4. *Gynecologic Cancer*: Cancer of the uterus, cervix, or ovaries.

*Methods of Hysterectomy*
1. *Abdominal Hysterectomy*: Surgery through an incision in the abdomen.
2. *Laparoscopic Hysterectomy*: Minimally invasive surgery using a laparoscope.
3. *Vaginal Hysterectomy*: Removal of the uterus through the va**na.

*Recovery and Considerations*
1. *Hospital Stay*: Typically 1-4 days, depending on the type of surgery.
2. *Recovery Time*: Several weeks to months for full recovery.
3. *Menopause*: Women who have their ovaries removed may experience menopause symptoms.

18/10/2025

*"Don’t Be a Medicinal Fool – Beware of Medical Scams*

In recent times, I’ve encountered a growing trend among patients and members of the public visiting my herbal practice in Bulawayo Zimbabwe, Many now begin their consultations with a question: *“Do you do any scanning here?”* My answer is no—I don’t use any scan machines.

What they’re referring to are *quantum magnetic resonance analyzers*, small hand-held devices connected to computers. These are being widely used by distributors of foreign herbal medicines, particularly from Southeast Asia, who have flooded urban areas across Africa, offering “scans” as part of their sales tactics.

These individuals are not qualified medical professionals. Many undergo a mere week of training before diagnosing and prescribing expensive foreign herbal medicines—often five products or more—based on questionable scan results. The total cost? Anywhere from 100 to200 USD, which is quite high, especially considering many patients report no improvement after using them.

Some patients seek me out for a second opinion, confused or disappointed by their previous experiences. They assume that as an herbalist, I must also scan people. But traditionally, *herbalists rely on thorough interviews, medical history, and observation—not machines*—to understand and treat health issues.

This trend reflects a deeper issue. African communities have been *socialized to trust machines over human clinical judgment*, a legacy of Western medical systems introduced during colonization. Today, both Western doctors and foreign herbal distributors reinforce this dependency on tests and scans.

Sadly, many patients now *distrust practitioners who don’t use machines*, expecting all answers to come from devices rather than dialogue. The new breed of herbal product marketers exploits this by using flashy technology to impress and sell.

Ironically, despite this, *African traditional medicine remains the dominant choice among most people*, even though it's not part of the mainstream healthcare system.

In summary:
Be cautious of herbal medicine distributors using flashy gadgets and selling expensive products after so-called scans. True herbal practice is about understanding, listening, and treating—*not marketing gimmicks*.

Healthway Herbals Simba The Herbalist Saini Mateke Tinashe Adiel Manzvii
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17/10/2025

Discover the Power of Fermentation — Right from Your Kitchen!

Most people think probiotics come in capsules.
But the truth?
The richest live cultures grow naturally in traditional ferments — no lab needed, no preservatives.

💧 1️⃣ Water Kefir
Light, refreshing, slightly fizzy.
Builds good bacteria, fights sugar cravings, and supports weight balance.
Perfect for hot climates & detox programs.

🥛 2️⃣ Milk Kefir
Creamy, tangy, deeply healing for your gut.
Restores digestion, skin, hormones & immunity from within.
Safe for daily use — just a few tablespoons work wonders.

🍹 3️⃣ Kombucha
A fermented tea that refreshes & strengthens liver function.
Loaded with enzymes & acids that gently detox the system.
Best enjoyed mid-day or with light meals.

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✨ Every culture we offer is alive and ready to multiply — like nature intended.
You can grow your own endless supply at home with our starter kits

14/10/2025

🧠 Referred Pain vs. Origin of Pain — Understanding the Difference

Did you know that the place where you feel pain isn’t always where it actually comes from?

Understanding this difference helps you make sense of your symptoms — and can be a crucial step toward the right treatment and lasting relief.

What is Referred Pain?
Sometimes, the brain gets confused about where a pain signal starts.
You might feel pain in one part of your body, even though the source is somewhere else entirely.

💡 Example: Pain in the left arm during a heart attack.

Referred pain can happen almost anywhere — neck, shoulders, jaw, back, hips, or thighs. That’s why pinpointing the true origin of pain is so important.

What Causes It?
Referred pain can be linked to:

* Miscommunication between nerves in the spinal cord
* Reduced blood flow or irritation of sensory nerves
* Nerves that “branch” to more than one body area
* Shared embryologic origins (tissues connected since before birth)

In short: your brain’s GPS for pain can occasionally go off-course.

Finding the True Origin of Pain
Your pain doctor will investigate carefully through:

* A detailed medical history
* Physical examination
* Imaging like X-rays, MRIs, or CT scans
* Sometimes nerve blocks to isolate the pain source

Correct diagnosis helps you avoid unnecessary procedures and get targeted, effective treatment sooner.

Why It Matters
Misdiagnosed pain can delay healing and cause needless frustration.
Understanding referred pain empowers you to communicate clearly with your doctor — helping them treat not just your symptoms, but the real cause.

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