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Betsey Ranson
holistic health practitioner, herbalist, esthetician
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Commonly treated conditions

 

  • Gynecological disorders

  • Skin issues

  • Arthritis

  • Hypertension

  • Anxiety

  • Depression

  • Colds/flu/sinus issues

  • Digestive issues

  • Allergies

  • Constipation

  • Headaches

  • Chronic fatigue

  • Insomnia

  • Low energy

  • Anemia (building blood) Endometriosis, PMS Menopausal issues (night sweats, hot flashes, etc.)

  • Infertility

*If you have a concern that is not listed, please call our office, as this list is not exhaustive

 

As a conscious researcher with a passion for sharing knowledge,
I can guide you on the path to optimal health .. safely and effectively.

Poshe' Skincare and Wellness is owned by Betsey Ranson, Clinical Herbalist, Holistic Health Pratitioner and Esthetician.  She graduated with Honors from American College of Healthcare Sciences with a degree in Complementary Alternative Medicine specializing in Herbal Medicine, from Aesthetics Institute specializing in Aesthetics and is a professional member of The American Herbalist Guild.   

 

Studying under great herbalists such as Chanchal Cabrera, Susan Weed Matthew Woods, to name a few, she has a vast knowledge in the body systems and combining the proper herbs to bring the body back to balance.  

Working with herbs is a delicate science that involves your particular body and tissue type and blending the proper herbs that work best for YOU!  For this reason, I conduct an in-depth health assessment and work within the framework of natural healing to meet your health objectives. 

How Herbal Medicine Works 

Through the use of herbal medicine, the guiding principle is to support the body’s natural healing capacities. Herbs are used to help restore and maintain three important bodily functions: digestion and assimilation, sleep, and elimination. When the body is performing these three functions with ease, it is better able to prevent dis-ease and illness and to repair and heal any damage that has already occurred.

Herbalists are trained not only in the unique characteristics and uses of individual herbs, but also in a wholistic system or framework for understanding how physical and emotional issues affect overall well being and disrupt balance in the body and spirit.  It is this framework that guides an herbalist’s selection of which herbs to use and how to formulate them.

Healing Power of Herbs

Herbs can be used effectively for prevention, acute health issues, as well as chronic health problems. Herbs prevent illness by regulating and facilitating good digestion, elimination, and sleep so your body is able to maintain and heal itself. For acute and minor health issues, like colds, flus, allergies, sinus issues, and physical injury, herbs and herbal formulas can be used both externally and internally in these situations both to resolve the underlying cause and to speed recovery.

Herbs are very effective in working with chronic diseases and health issues such as chronic fatigue, PMS and concerns associated with menopause, insomnia, headaches, allergies, anemia, and arthritis. Because of the wholistic context for practicing herbal medicine, herbs often simultaneously and effectively help seemingly unconnected symptoms or issues.  Herbs also work well in conjunction with conventional medicine with these types of chronic health issues. Once chronic illnesses or life stresses have (or are in the process) of depleting the body, herbs offer an extremely effective and gentle way of building and maintaining energy, strength, and stamina.

 

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Disclaimer

If you are having an emergency, please contact your local hospital and/or Primary Healthcare Provider.

Any information received by your Holistic Health Practitioner is not meant to disregard that of your Primary Healthcare Provider. If you are pregnant or nursing, consult your practitioner/midwife before consulting other services. Holistic well-being is a lifelong journey that involves practice and is not free from adverse affects. I am a Holistic Health Practitioner specializing in Herbal Medicine and not a licensed medical physician, dietitian or naturopathic doctor, and therefore do not prevent, diagnose, or claim to cure physical and mental diseases, disorders, and injuries. I am not qualified, nor do I intend to advise against the use of traditional medicine. Rather, I hope to educate clients about Homeopathic and Herbal modalities to bring you optimal health and well-being.

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