Herbal Health...
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Bach Flower Remedies
The innovation of the Bach flower was first developed in the mid 1930’s by a man named Dr Edward Bach who, using deep psychic and intuitive notions ‘communicated’...
Benefits of Grape Seed Extract
As the general public are becoming more aware of their health and how to improve their overall condition, they are looking towards natural remedies and methods of...
Black Cohosh for Menopause
The Natural Secrets of Black Cohosh
Black Cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa) is also known as Black Snakeroot, Bugbane, Bugwort, and Squawroot. This plant is native to...
Burdock for Health
Burdock root (articium lappa), also know as Great Bur, Fox Coat and Beggar's Buttons, produces a thorny bur at the base of the flower head, which has enabled its...
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Natural Remedies
Chronic fatigue syndrome, (CFS), or Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), is a chronic and debilitating disorder known for symptoms of chronic exhaustion...
Dong Quai for Women's Health
Dong Quai (Angleica sinensis), also called Tang Kuei or the Supreme Woman's Root, is a native of China. Dong Quai is a member of the carrot family, it is a beautiful...
Eat Your Way to Lower Blood Pressure
Of all the illnesses that make up cardiovascular disease, such as heart attack, stroke, angina pectoris, atherosclerosis, and arteriosclerosis - high blood pressure,...
Flax Seed and Arthritis
Arthritis is a chronic joint condition. It can be either inflammatory or sometimes more degenerative. Around 387,000 people in the UK have rheumatoid arthritis - roughly...
Herbal Treatments for Damaged hair
If unhealthy, damaged hair is weighing you down then you may want to consider trying an herbal treatment to give it some renewed bounce and shine. Not only will it make...
Herbs for Baldness and Hair loss
The average rate of hair growth for a healthy person is 0.30 mm a day; however, slower growth occurs in older people and in people with a serious illness. The hair on...
Herbs for Blood Circulation Problems
Black cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa) is also known as Black Snakeroot, Bugbane, Bugwort, and Squawroot. This plant is native to shady woodlands in the United States and...
Herbs that Lower Cholesterol
Cholesterol can be both good and bad, so it is important to understand what it does, how it can affect your health, and how to maintain a healthy blood cholesterol...
How Sea Buckthorn Berries Can Help You Stay Healthy
The sea buckthorn berry is very quickly becoming a popular and fast selling product.
Normally found on coastal areas of many areas in Europe...
Keeping your Breath Fresh and Healthy
When you're up close and personal, nothing can make you more self-conscious than breath that's less than fresh. We now know that only a small...
Kiss Goodbye to Cold Sores
When you have that all important dinner date, business meeting, or job interview, the last thing you need is to be advertising that your physical system is running low....
Lavender: a Natural Antibiotic and More
Lavender is a Mediterranean shrub grown in Britain as well as Bulgaria, France, Australia and the United States. Lavender is a tough plant and is...
Natural Healing with Aloe
Aloe (aloe vera) is a succulent plant originating from tropical Africa, where related species are used as an antidote for poison arrow wounds. Historical documentation...
Natural Healing with Dandelion
Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is a common herb related to the sunflower family. The name Dandelion comes from the French 'dents de lion', meaning lion's teeth, to...
Natural Healing with Echinacea
Echinacea (Echinacea augustifolia) is also known as Black Sampson, Coneflower and Purple Coneflower. It is native to North America and grows from Saskatchewan south to...
Natural Healing with Feverfew
Clinical research has shown that feverfew can reduce the severity and frequency of recurrent headaches, including migraine. It also contains the active principles...
Pau D'Arco: The Divine Bark
For centuries, Pau D'Arco (Tabebuia impetiginosa) also known as the 'divine bark,' has been used for centuries by American Indians for healing. It is the bark from a...
Repairing Sports Injuries with Nutrition and Herbs
Sports injuries fall into two general categories. First, there's the repetitive-motion type of trauma, such as tennis elbow, which is caused by...
Rhodiola Rosea and Anti-aging
Adaptogens
One of the most exciting therapies in the field of anti-aging involves adaptogens.
Though adaptogens were not given their name until 1947, by the...
