Saint Hildegard ‘s remedy for rheumatic pain.
Rheumatic or arthritic pain is a prevalent problem for many people, particularly the elderly. To alleviate pain, we frequently utilize numerous forms of medicines that are harmful to our health. Fortunately, Hildegard's medicine cabinet contains the right solution for this ailment: SELERIA, a spice blend including celery seeds. This medieval combination can significantly improve our health and well-being with no harmful side effects.
What is Seleria?
It is a mixture of spices consisting of: powdered celery seeds (60%), rue, nutmeg, saxifrage and cloves.
St. Hildegard's advice
"A man suffering from arthritis, (...) his limbs tremble and in some places become tense, should grind into powder celery, as well as one third of rue seeds and nutmeg, cloves and saxifrage. Eat this powder both on an empty stomach and after a meal, and arthritis will go away, as it is an excellent remedy against this disease. Moreover, if one who is not afflicted with arthritis consumes this powder frequently, he will avoid this ailment and suffer no harm from it.” - St. Hildegard, Physica
Who can benefit from it?
Every person, whether healthy or sick, can benefit from this mixture, but it is especially recommended for people with the following problems:
- Increased uric acid
- Rheumatic and arthritic pain
- Gout
- Parkinson's disease
Directions:
Take one teaspoon of spices with food every morning for breakfast. For better results eat together with Quince Spread (quince and celery seeds lower uric acid levels).
The treatment lasts 6 to 8 weeks.
Disclaimer:
The information provided in this blog, including references to the traditional teachings and remedies of Hildegard of Bingen, is for educational and informational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The content is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Historical or traditional uses mentioned are shared for cultural and educational context and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making any changes to your diet, health routine, or use of herbal remedies.
