Natural Alternatives To Toxic, Oral Medication

Note: If you have a question that is not answered below, feel free to contact us here and we will get back to you with an answer as soon as possible:

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Question: 

Who is Dr. Cole and why should I trust this brand?

Answer:

Dr. Janell Cole studied Nutritional Science at Brigham Young University, graduated from the University of Berkeley with a degree in Herbology, was a licensed Colon Therapist, and a Clinical Lymphatic Massage Therapist. She received her Doctor of Naturopathy degree from The Herbal Healer Academy of Arkansas. Dr. Cole has been practiced as a Naturopath for over 20 years. She founded MOBU Herbals in 2006 in order to make her vast catalog of therapeutic, herbal formulations available to the general public.  Dr. Cole was on a mission for most of her life to educate and assist people to heal themselves without the use of harmful chemicals or drugs. After specializing in digestive issues for many years she earned a world-wide reputation for creating effective, yet gentle, elimination remedies utilizing organic and wildcrafted ingredients. Her products speak for themselves. All of Dr. Cole's Herbal Remedies have a 100% money back guarantee with hundreds of 5 star reviews both on our website and on Amazon.com 

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Question: 

What is the definition of "wildcrafted"?

Answer:

Wildcrafting (also known as foraging) is the practice of harvesting plants from their natural, or 'wild' habitat, primarily for food or medicinal purposes. It applies to uncultivated plants wherever they may be found, and is not necessarily limited to wilderness areas.

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Question: 

I used to purchase Dr. Cole's products under the Mobu Herbals brand. What happened to that brand?

Answer:

In 2017, Dr. Cole formed a partnership with Linda Langenbacher so that she could start selling her products on Amazon. In order to keep the Mobu Herbals business in tact, they rebranded Dr. Cole's Mobu Herbals products to be sold under the "Dr. Cole's Herbal Remedies" brand. Shortly after Dr. Cole passed away in 2019, the Mobu Herbals brand was resolved and is now being fully re-created under the Dr. Cole's Herbal Remedies brand, owned by Linda Langenbacher's new legal entity, coleherbals LLC. 

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Question: 

I noticed that you sell mostly balms, creams and salts. How do I decide what kinds of products to use for my ailments?

Answer:

Herbal remedy balms are usually used on the parts of the body below the neck because they are stronger and more intense. Most people don't like to put balms on their neck and face because they tend to be a bit greasier. We make creams with similar ingredients as the balms. Creams are less intense and sink into the skin more quickly than the balms. People like to use our herbal remedy creams for more sensitive areas of the skin, like on the hands, neck and face. Salts are used in combination with the balms. They cause a more intense healing. They are blended into a warm water soaking tub or bathtub for the purpose of opening up the pores of the skin and letting the healing ingredients in. When balms or creams are applied to the skin after a bath, the remedies are usually even more effective. 

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Question: 

I am having a very difficult time getting the lid off the balm. Is there an easy way to do this?

Answer:

Yes—this is a common issue! Our metal balm tins are designed to stay sealed tightly during shipping. To make it easier, our founder created a short video showing you exactly how to open them safely and easily without damaging the lid or the product inside. Just click to watch the video—

https://youtu.be/zQtjw47Zb8A

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Question: 

Does your Emulsifying wax contain petroleum?

Answer:

No.  The emulsifying wax that we use in our products is from the fatty acids found in Coconut Oil.

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Question: 

Do you have anything that will help with Diverticulitis?

Answer:

No.  The emulsifying wax that we use in our products is from the fatty acids found in Coconut Oil. Digestive Support Balm can help with the nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, gas and bloating that are symptoms of Diverticulitis.

Specifically, Black Horehound, Cinnamon, Gentian and Turkey Rhubarb can help with the digestive stagnation, helping to move the bile thru the colon.  Ginger has antiviral and anti inflammatory properties, helping to support healing.  Iceland Moss also has antibiotic properties.

If using to support your digestive tract due to Diverticulitis, it is recommended to use it prior to meals and then throughout the day to help decrease symptoms.  It is best applied in the belly button.

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Question: 

Do we have products for MS and Cancer?

Answer:

While we do not have products specific to MS and Cancer, we do have products to help support an individual dealing with either disease process.

Stress Relief Balm and or Cream could help to decrease overall stress levels, allowing for increased sleep, decreased feelings of depression and an overall feelings of well being.

Vitality Boost Balm will not only help with increasing one’s energy levels while helping to support the adrenals, but also supports an increased immune function, helps to decrease edema and lymphatic swelling and helps to decrease overall inflammation.

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Question: 

What product may help with kidney disease?

Answer:

Vitality Boost Balm contains herbs that are recommended to support kidney function.  They are Butcher’s Broom, Cornsilk, Dandelion Root and Cleavers. It would be best to apply the balm over the kidney and adrenal areas on the low back.

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Question: 

Can Extraction Balm be used on warts and if so, how?

Answer:

Dr. Cole always claimed that the Extraction Balm would work on warts, skin tags and moles. Best is to put an amount of balm thick enough to cover the wart, then cover with a band aid.  Reapply again before going to bed.  Depending on the size of the wart it could take a couple of days or a few weeks.

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Question: 

Is the Muscle Ease formula safe to use with someone who is on blood thinners?

Answer:

The Feverfew, White Willow and Green Tea may increase the blood thinning properties.  Best to discuss the use of Muscle Ease with your physician.

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Question: 

Does the Vitamin E and Glycerine that we use in our products contain soy?

Answer:

There is no soy in any of our products.  The Vegetable Glycerine is from 100% food grade Palm Oil.  The Organic Vitamin E is from a blend of Jojoba Oil, Rose Hip Seed Oil, Almond Oil, Argan Oil and Avocado Oil.

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Question: 

I see your PM Pain Cream has Willow Bark.  Can I still take Advil without any reactions?

Answer:

Because Willow Bark contains salicylates, using it with Advil may increase the risk of stomach bleeding.  We would advise discussing this with your physician before using the PM Pain Cream.

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Question: 

Do have anything for shingles?

Answer:

We do not have any products that will directly treat shingles.  However, the following balms may help to address some of the symptoms and side effects:

• Skin Repair Balm - may help with the healing of any skin blistering;  apply directly to the lesions two to three times daily

• AM Pain or PM Pain Balms - may decrease some of the associated pain with a shingle outbreak

• Stress Relief Balm - may help to relax you and decrease associated feelings of anxiety/frustration

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Question: 

Do any of the ingredients in Dr. Cole’s Hemorrhoid Remedy act as vasoconstrictors, making it not recommended for those with high blood pressure?

Answer:

Dr. Cole’s Hemorrhoid Balm has three vasoconstrictors:

• Butcher’s Broom - may reduce the effects of blood pressure medications, but odes not cause increases in blood pressure.

• Horse Chestnut - helps to regulate blood pressure due to its potassium content;  it may reduce  blood pressure; it is not recommended for individuals on blood thinners;

• Witch Hazel - there are no known interactions with blood pressure medications or changes in blood pressure while using it.

  

Please keep in mind that you aren’t ingesting any of these herbs, but rather applying them to the skin in the rectal area.  When in doubt about whether this or any product is appropriate for you, please contact your physician.

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Question: 

Do you have anything to treat  Ringworm that does not have Tea Tree Oil as one of the ingredients?

Answer:

Dr. Cole’s Skin Repair Formula has the following herbs that have been used by herbalists for centuries to treat fungal infections to include Ringworm:  Chaparral, Echinacea,  Calendula, Peppermint, Lemon Balm and Astragalus Root.  In addition, the formulation has Neem Oil which has a known history in treating Ringworm.  One of the other ingredients, while not an anti fungal is Aloe Vera which can help relieve the itching and inflammation.

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Question: 

Is it safe to use PM Pain Balm if you are on blood pressure and thyroid medications?

Answer:

The Lemon Balm in the formula may reduce thyroid levels.  There were no indications that any of the other ingredients may impact blood pressure.  You may want to discuss this with your physician before using the PM Pain Balm.