What is witch craft and does it work? It's putting a bunch of herbs together? Medically does it work?

Question

The science behind all of this.

I would like to increase my creativity. Grow more hair on my head. Become focused. I would like to see the world in a different light. Creative light.

Pharmaceutical drugs don't work for me. They have horrible side affects.

Answer 1

Try some reading. A very good book, and by no means, not the only one, is Herbal Healing by Phyllis Balch. She is not a witch, nor particularly a witchcraft sympathizer. You could also look for a book on herbalism by Scott Cunningham (a witch).
Yes, herbals can work. And just about anyone can tell you that most of today's pharmaceuticals originally came from herbs (Aspirin-Willow Bark, Digitalis-Foxglove, Valium-Valerian root).
Good luck in your quest!
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Answer 2

I think the herbs may be effective in some respects. Some conventional medicine has been developed from harbal remedies. I think there is quite a significant placebo effect with these remedies. They make you feel cared for with sweet aromas and gentle heat. That can stimulate the healing process. Conventional medicine takes little account of this side of thing and it's imporatance in the healing process.

Answer 3

You get into Witch craft, you'll become more than a drug addict ! Now of those witch craft herbs or whatever work, it's all fake to get you into more trouble than drug, I know they say they can help, but don't believe it, it's all put up to get you to become their victim of some worse, it seems good at first but afterward you will be sorry! It will do you harm! I can say Jesus, but you don't want Him! Jimmy.

Answer 4

it's just another form of religion, no different than a priest swinging a smoking lamp and chanting gibberish in a dead language.

Answer 5

Some say yes, some say no. Why are you asking?