Terra De Cura Life Centre - The Land Of Healing
Micro - Dose & Information
Uniquely created to suit your individual frequency
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31 days supply
to include morning and night time micro doses.
COST - 100euros - plus postage
If you’re experiencing anxiety, depression, ADHD, insomnia, brain fog, toxicity, poor health, an overactive mind, unresolved trauma, addiction, or physical pain — I invite you to discover these beautiful, life-changing, yet gentle sacred plant medicines. They are designed to support you naturally and effectively in your day-to-day life, helping to heal these inner challenges at the root.
This unique combination of natural plant medicines has been offered worldwide for over 16 years with great success.
You’ll be asked a few simple questions to determine whether these medicines are right for you at this time.
This allows your monthly supply that is personally tailored to your individual needs.
Please note, these medicines are not suitable for everyone and should not be taken with alcohol or certain pharmaceutical medications.
More information below
Interesting facts on individual plant medicines
Sceletium
Sceletium is a potent natural herb known for its ability to enhance mood, reduce anxiety, and promote emotional balance. It supports mental clarity, calms obsessive thoughts, and encourages relaxed, authentic expression. By boosting serotonin levels more effectively than other natural supplements like L-Tryptophan or 5-HTP—without causing drowsiness—Sceletium fosters a deep sense of peace and well-being.
Ideal for managing stress, anxiety, and OCD, it also aids in sleep regulation by helping convert serotonin into melatonin. As both a Serotonin Releasing Agent and Re-Uptake Inhibitor, and a natural PDE4 inhibitor, Sceletium supports emotional, mental, and cognitive health—all in one powerful herb.
African Griffiona
Africa Griffonia is a shrub indigenous to West Africa. Its seeds are rich in a compound known as 5-hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP), which is utilised for medicinal purposes. 5-HTP functions within the brain and central nervous system by enhancing the synthesis of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that influences various physiological processes, including sleep, appetite, pain perception, and emotional well-being. Individuals commonly use the seeds of Griffonia simplicifolia to address issues such as anxiety, depression, headaches, insomnia, motion sickness, stress, and obesity. Additionally, it is believed to help cleanse the brain of toxins, including heavy metals, and to rewire neurotransmitter pathways. Griffonia is also employed in phototherapy to promote brain function. Its effects extend to the nervous system and mood disorders, making it advantageous for alleviating stress, calming the nervous system, and treating anxiety and depression.
Fungi
Individuals often turn to various species of fungi to address issues such as alcohol use disorder, various addictions, anxiety, depression, migraines, PTSD, fear, disconnection to themselves and the environment and numerous other ailments. Fungi are regarded as nonaddictive and transformative agents. Certain fungi is beneficial in treating cluster headaches, anxiety, anorexia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and various forms of dependency. From depression to PTSD and cluster headaches, which are known to be among the most excruciating ailments. To interact with the brain through the same receptors as serotonin, the hormone associated with feelings of well-being. Serotonin plays a crucial role in regulating various bodily functions, including sleep, sexual desire, and emotional states such as contentment, joy, and optimism. Individuals experiencing depression or anxiety often exhibit diminished serotonin levels, a similar trend observed in those with post-traumatic stress disorder, cluster headaches, anorexia, smoking addiction, and substance abuse. Conventional treatment approaches typically involve selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), which aim to increase the availability of serotonin to brain cells.
Voacanga
Voacanga has a historical application in alleviating pain, attributed to its possible analgesic effects.
2. Antipyretic Effects: The plant may demonstrate antipyretic characteristics, which can help in lowering fever.
3. Anti-inflammatory Benefits: The compounds present in Voacanga provide anti-inflammatory advantages, potentially aiding in the management of various inflammatory disorders.
4. Antimalarial Potential: Research indicates its efficacy in combating malaria, highlighting its antimalarial attributes.
5. Respiratory Support: Traditionally, it has been employed to treat respiratory issues such as coughs and asthma.
6. Gastrointestinal Health: Certain traditional methods are utilised to remedy gastrointestinal concerns.
7. Antioxidant Effects: The plant contains compounds that may exhibit antioxidant properties, thereby promoting overall health.
8. Anti-diabetic Potential: Investigations suggest its potential role in diabetes management due to its possible hypoglycaemic effects.
9. Cardiovascular Support: It may offer advantages for heart health, potentially benefiting cardiovascular conditions.
10. Anti-anxiety and Sedative Effects: In various cultures, Voacanga is used for its soothing properties, assisting with anxiety and serving as a sedative.
11. Wound Healing: Traditional applications include the use of extracts for the purpose of wound healing.
12. Antimicrobial Qualities: The plant may have antimicrobial properties, which can help combat certain pathogens.
13. Cognitive Support: Some research points to its potential benefits for cognitive function and brain health.
14. Menstrual Disorders: Traditional practices frequently involve its use to address menstrual irregularities.
15. Voacanga is believed to facilitate a comprehensive detoxification of the body, representing a holistic journey.
Root Bark
Root bark is a perennial shrub found in the rainforests of central West Africa, it is classified within the Apocynaceae family.
The root bark of this tree contains a psychoactive compound known as ibogaine, which has been utilised for spiritual and healing practices by the Bwiti community in Gabon for centuries. Recently, iboga has attracted interest for its potential therapeutic applications in addressing addiction, depression, and various mental health disorders.
Furthermore, it has been incorporated into religious and shamanic rituals by individuals outside Africa, notably in Europe and North America. The impact of iboga on both the body and mind can be intricate and diverse, influenced by factors such as dosage, environment, and personal attributes.
Typically, iboga is recognised for inducing profound and enduring experiences that may encompass deep introspection, emotional catharsis, and spiritual revelations. Some commonly reported effects of iboga include:
An enhancement of mental and physical vitality - Altered states of consciousness, featuring dreamlike imagery and lucid dreams.
Heightened self-awareness and introspection, facilitating personal insights
Emotional release, which may involve the emergence of repressed memories or trauma -
Alleviation of physical pain and discomfort -
Diminished cravings and withdrawal symptoms in those struggling with addiction -
A heightened sense of empathy and connection to others and the natural environment. This medicine is regarded as one of the most potent among sacred plant medicines, capable of decoding and revitalising one's entire being while reclaiming forgotten aspects of the soul.
CBD - Full spectrum
Full-Spectrum CBD
Full-spectrum CBD includes all natural compounds of the cannabis plant, including trace amounts of THC (under 0.3% to meet FDA regulations). It is valued for its potential anti-inflammatory, pain-relieving, and calming effects. CBD interacts with the body's endocannabinoid system (ECS), which helps regulate mood, pain, appetite, memory, and immune response. While CBD indirectly enhances ECS activity, THC binds directly to its receptors, offering additional therapeutic benefits. Full-spectrum products are popular for their holistic effect, though their impact and duration in the body can vary based on diet, medications, and usage habits.
