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7 Natural Remedies That Nobody’s Told You!
Not all of us like to take prescription or over-the-counter medication when we are sick. Whether this is because of the price or the belief that the medicine might do more harm than good, it’s nice to have other ...
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What's so Great about Tarragon?
Tarragon is an extremely versatile herb. It is widely used in cooking, and in France it is known as 'herb of the dragon,' because it has the ability to heal snake bites. Also, tarragon helps in digestion and works ...
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Ginkgo Biloba And Artery Disease
Americans spend some $240 million on herbal products a year. Are they getting their money's worth? Researchers are looking at one compound, Ginkgo Biloba, and its effect on peripheral artery disease. European doctors ...
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Friends, Not Doctors, Give Most Advice On Herbal Remedies
A survey of Minneapolis-St. Paul adults found those who use herbal products to treat or prevent an array of health conditions appear to rely on family and friends more than on doctors for information. The report appears ...
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Two Helpful Herbs
Astragalus (Astragalus membranaceous) - the root of a native Chinese plant
Used for: chronic or recurrent infections (especially respiratory infections); it has antiviral activity, low resistance ...
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How to Cure Seasickness Naturally
If rolling waves are not kind to your stomach, try eating pure ginger. Ginger has been found to dramatically reduce nausea and vomiting. It soothes a queasy stomach and has no side effects. You can get ginger in ...
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Natural Remedies for Seasonal Allergies
Generally, the transition from winter to spring has people jumping for joy. Unfortunately, for over 30 million Americans, the return of spring means the return of seasonal allergies. If you suffer from the sneezing, ...
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Helping Insomniacs
Make some Lemon Balm tea.
Add 1 to 3 tsp. of dried lemon balm to boiling water. Cover and let sit for 10 minutes and ...
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How to Help with Indigestion
Digest your food better with gentian extract. Put 10-20 drops of this extract in 1/2 C. of water and drink it 20 minutes before each meal.
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Cure Nausea and Vomitting
Ginger, Ginger and more Ginger.
Take ...
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How to Get Rid of a Fever
Use Boneset mixed with honey.
Mix 1 Tbs. of boneset per cup of boiling water and ...
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How to Take Care of Cuts and Scrapes
Disinfect with tea tree oil.
Add 5 drops of tea tree oil into 1/4 C. of water to ...
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How to Cure the Common Cough
Give your throat some thyme. To prepare thyme tea, add 1 tsp. of thyme leaves to a cup of boiling water. Let stand for five minutes and then strain and ...
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Curing Constipation Naturally
Use Dandelion for relief from constipation.
Add between 15-30 drops of dandelion ...
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Curing Bronchitis Naturally
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Staying Healthy With Cayenne
Cayenne pepper (also called Capsicum frutescens) is a stimulating herb made from the dried pods of chili peppers and is well known for its pungent taste and smell. Cayenne is a popular spice used in many different ...
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Stay Healthy this Cold and Flu Season
Your immune system is nature's way of protecting you from invading bacteria and viruses. But stress, a poor diet, environmental pollutants and sleep deprivation can weaken it. As cold and flu season sets in, it's more ...
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Worry Wort
Taking St. John's wort for depression? Watch out. The herb may be reducing the potency of your prescription medications. Researchers have discovered that St. John's wort may make prescription drugs, such as those used ...
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Remedy Doubts
If you're interested in trying the herbal remedy 'guggul' to lower your bad cholesterol levels, you may want to wait for more research. In a study, a guggul supplement was revealed ineffective at lowering blood levels ...
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Common Scents
Aromatherapy can do more than soothe frazzled nerves: it just might help you heal faster. Several studies have found that aromatherapy has several medicinal uses other than relaxation. The alternative therapy can help ...
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