Alternative Remedies

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Thai massage is a unique combination of yoga movements and acupressure placement with the goal of increased flexibility and reduced tension. Thai massage is interactive, requiring the participation of the person receiving the massage. It is one ... more »
By Rodney Southern 1 comments
Taking a relaxing bath is the ultimate pleasure when you have had a long day at work. Follow these tips to make your next bath the most relaxing bath ever!.. more »
By knamchele 1 comments
This is for people who want to realize their potential... more »
By Healthygirl78 1 comments
A veteran of spa indulgences (or rather necessities for this working woman), it is becoming more and more common for people to visit spas for massages, facials and other delights. I've found that the following is true: a good tip ensures an even ... more »
By Kelli 2 comments
The only way to cure a hangover is to wait it out. However, the symptoms can be treated, and here's how... more »
By Katherine Huether 0 comments
My nose gets stuffy all the time--especially in the summer when my allergies are at their worst and in the winter when I have a cold. Over the years I've developed a series of methods that help me breathe easier without overloading my body with ... more »
By Lisa Smegal 0 comments
Sunburn is a condition that many people will suffer from at least once in their lives. Sunburn can occur in various levels, such as first, second and third degree burns. The level of burn you receive is dependent upon the length of time spent in ... more »
By deepthinkin 1 comments
According to ADHD Central, up to 10 percent of school age children are diagnosed with ADHD. Of those numbers, males are three times more often than females to be diagnosed. Can we control symptoms without medication? Or better yet, avoid ... more »
By Trish62 1 comments
We all are affected by digestive problems at one time or another; but most are eased and corrected by simple holistic remedies. Common reasons are too much or too little acid is in the stomach. Read on to learn a few ways to alleviate digestive ... more »
By Katherine Huether 2 comments
Having a fever is not fun. Your whole body aches. You feel hot and sick. The conventional wisdom is to take aspirin or something that will help lower the fever. But if the fever is low-grade and your life isn't in danger, this could actually harm ... more »
By Trish62 0 comments
No one wants to experience heartburn or acid reflux, but these conditions strike an estimated 20 percent of the population. You can relieve heartburn through holistic natural remedies... more »
By svantrease 5 comments
A myriad of pharmaceutical options for treating migraine and chronic headache, but many people find these treatments come with unwanted, sometimes frightening, side effects, and often provide little to no relief. Rather than spend precious time ... more »
By Katherine Huether 0 comments
I've had my share of poison ivy, especially as a child. Even though my instances weren't that bad, it was still pretty irritating. As soon as I'd get my first itch, I'd put some calamine lotion on it. Though that's still one of my favorite ... more »
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One of the most effective ways to treat the rashes that accompany exposure to the poison oak plant is to soak in an oatmeal bath. By grinding up rolled oats into a fine powder, and dissolving the solution in your bath water, you can experience ... more »
By april ort 1 comments
Psoriasis is a noncontagious autoimmune disease that often presents itself as small red spots on the skin. These spots often have silvery scales. This article will provide some treatment options for those suffering from this hereditary disease... more »
By Angie Shiflett 1 comments
Many individuals suffer from the devastating condition of Restless Leg Syndrome. This disorder results in discomfort, the ability to control the movement of the legs, and low quality in sleep. It is marked by odd sensations in the legs, as well ... more »
By Katherine Huether 1 comments
Sometimes, I find herbal remedies in surprising places. One of my favorite "pleasure teas," as it turns out, is also a valuable medicine. Rooibos tea, or Aspalathus linearis, is now widely available in the supermarket. It has a mild flavor and ... more »
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Holistic health brings us great insight into the mind body connection. By focusing our minds and energy on positive thoughts, we are better able to foster healing in our bodies. Principles taught in Rhonda Byrne's book "The Secret" mirror this ... more »
By Patricia Resnick 0 comments
Albite is a variety of feldspar. It strengthens the lungs, spleen and thymus. It is used for self-awareness and is said to help find missing items. It helps us to find unconventional ways to obtain our achievements. It promotes self-awareness and ... more »
By meemee67 0 comments
Aloe plants are not only unique looking but they posses many healing properties. It is abundant in vitamins and minerals. If you own an aloe plant or thinking about investing in one it's a good idea, the possibilities are endless... more »
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Appalachian folk remedies, including botanicals like echinacea and butterfly weed, have remained locally popular for hundreds of years. One of the lesser known ones, jewelweed, is faithfully applied for the elimination of poison ivy irritation. ... more »
By jennandmark 0 comments
Are you looking for a product to give you soft hair and skin while helping to lower cholesterol and high blood pressure, aid in metabolism as well improve your dental care? Coconut oil is just that and more. The health benefits of coconut oil ... more »
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Kidney and bladder stones are usually made up of mineral salts in the urine. The causes of the stones are usually unknown. Passing the larger-sized stones can be excruciatingly painful. Unfortunately, kidney and bladder stones are often chronic, ... more »
By amylaine 6 comments
Essential oils are part of a variety of alternative medicines that has been in place for centuries. When using essential oils it is best to start with the following guide lines to avoid waste and negative outlines... more »
By Diana Monda Dill 0 comments
Fennel seeds contain a compound called phytoestrogen, which acts like a mild form of the female hormone estrogen. This property makes it an effective remedy for regulating menstruation, relieving the symptoms of menopause and helping nursing ... more »