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  • How to Help Chapped Lips

    Chapped lips can be painful, embarrassing, and downright annoying. Chapped lips can be caused by dry skin, cold weather, allergies, and various other variables. There are a number of way to help...

  • Herbal Remedy for Periorbital Cellulitis

    You awake to the sound of your young child crying. As you sit by your child's bedside, you notice redness and swelling around your child's eyes; it is painful, and a fever is present.You rush and...

  • Therapeutic Use of Kava

    The University of Maryland states that the use of the kava plant dates back thousands of years where inhabitants of the Pacific Islands mainly used this herb for ceremonial purposes. While kava...

  • Herbs With Calming Effects

  • Herbal Skin Treatment for Hookworm

    Hookworms are parasites that normally prey internally on dogs and cats, but they can sometimes find their way into your skin if you touch ground where infected feces have fallen. Herbal treatments...

  • How to Make Alpha Acid Extract From Hops

    The Hops plant (Humulus lupulus L. [Cannabaceae]) has long been prized for its bitter properties in the making of beer and as a digestive aid. It has also been known around the world as a valuable...

  • Uses for Colloidal Silver Spray

  • What Is the Difference Between Resveratrol and Grape Seed Extract?

    According to Mayo Clinic experts, resveratrol is an antioxidant, typically found in red wine, that has been linked to a reduced risk of inflammation and blood clots that lead to heart disease....

  • How to Learn To Hypnotize Someone For Performance

    Hypnotism is fun activity to learn. It is not an exact activity. Results will fluctuate with different people. It is estimated that at least 65% of the population can be hypnotized. This does...

  • How to Make an extract or Tincture

    Have you ever wanted to know how to make your own extracts and tinctures for home remedy use?

  • Fennel & Acid Reflux Disease

    If you have acid reflux, chances are you're looking for a good remedy or cure. Fennel might prove to be a good option for you.

  • What Is the Goji Berry Good For?

    The name goji berry refers to two related fruiting plants--Lycium barbarum and Lycium chinense--classified in the Solanaceae family. These plants are similar in properties, and are used in...

  • Herbs and Essential Oils for Soaking to Prevent or Relieve Leg Cramps

    The World Health Organization recognizes herbal treatments as the most popular form of traditional medicine, noting that many turn to natural remedies to address health issues. Soaking in herbal...

  • Natural Progesterone Cream & Polycystic Ovarian Disease

    Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is an endocrine, metabolic condition that affects 6 to 10 percent of women, according to Dr. Samuel Thatcher. Although there is no cure for the syndrome, some...

  • Is it Safe to Take Valerian Root During Chemo Treatments?

    Many cancer patients experience insomnia and anxiety during chemotherapy treatment. Valerian, a sedative herb commonly used as a holistic insomnia treatment, is generally regarded as safe for use...

  • Herbs That Cause Liver Damage

    You might think that because herbs are natural, they have no adverse side effects. This is not necessarily true. Some herbs may help heal your liver, but others can damage the liver, according to...

  • How to Become a Pure Herbs Distributor

    Pure Herbs is a highly respected network marketing herbal supplement company. This article will tell you how to become a Pure Herbs distributor. Becoming a Pure Herbs distributor will give you...

  • How to Quit smoking with Natural supplements

    Theirs big money in marketing smoking aids. And they will also put a dent in your pocket. Have you ever wondered what your buying when you buy a popular smoking aid. The name and a companies...

  • How to Make Quinine Taste Sweet

    If you occasionally imbibe a gin and tonic or vodka and tonic, you probably know that quinine creates the bitter flavor in tonic water. Originally derived from trees found in Peru and Ecuador,...

  • Remedies with Lobelia Extract

    Lobelia (Lobelia inflata) is well known for its properties as both a stimulant and a relaxant, especially when prepared as a treatment for respiratory problems such as chronic bronchitis and...

  • Zyrexin Dangers

  • Granuloma Annulare Herbal Remedy

    Granuloma annulare is a chronic, benign skin condition, usually occurring on hands and feet, in which small, reddish bumps form in a circle, with normal skin at the center. The condition can be...

  • Is Green Tea a Fat Burner?

    Green tea is made from the leaves of the plant Camellia sinensis. Many people believe that green tea has health benefits including weight loss. Although green tea is usually brewed, green tea...

  • How to Handle Raw African Shea Butter

    Raw Shea Butter is extracted from the nuts of the shea-karite tree. Raw butter can be extracted manually and boiled or cold pressed without chemicals. It has a nutty smell and its color varies...

  • Black Walnut Herb

    Black walnut or Juglans nigra is also known as schwarze walnuss and Nogal Americano. Black walnuts are another species of regular walnuts. Though the hull is most commonly used as an herbal...

  • How to Alkalize the Blood

    The human body is designed to maintain your blood at a slightly alkaline pH. What this means is that if your blood were tested it should have a pH around 7.5. This has an number of benefits to...

  • Mullein for Congestion

    Sometimes called verbascum, the mullein plant originated in Europe and Asia, but escaped cultivation to grow wild in parts of North America. Herbalists use flowers obtained from mullein to treat a...

  • Herbs to Avoid With Diabetic Medicines

    Diabetes mellitus is an endocrine and metabolic disorder that causes a high level of blood glucose to circulate in the blood stream, causing damage to body tissues and organs. Patients with...

  • How to Calculate Your (BMI) Body Mass Index

    Body mass index (BMI) is a measure of body fat based on height and weight that applies to both adult men and women. According to the Centers of Disease Control or CDC, "Body Mass Index (BMI)...

  • Herbs that Reduce Sebum Production

    Sebum is a type of secretion composed mostly of lipids, wax and smaller amounts of other substances. It is produced by sebaceous glands located throughout the body, particularly concentrating in...

  • Rose Hips Remedy

    Rose hips are derived from rose plants. After the rose blooms and the petals fall off, there is a small bulb-shaped protuberance at the top of the stem. This protuberance is the rose hip. Herbal...

  • How to Make Jewelweed Salve

    Jewelweed is another of Mother Nature's wonderful remedies found in the wild. It is a well-known remedy for poison ivy but has also been used to treat everything from bug bites to razor burn to...

  • How to Replace The Increasingly Ineffective Antibiotics With Probiotics

    Today, many in the medical field are deliberating the future of past miracle working antibiotics of the 1940's when Penicillin first came on the scene. Even the most powerful are becoming nearly...

  • How to Make a Capsicum Poultice

    Capsicum is the genus of many types of pepper plants, including chili and cayenne peppers. Capsaicin is the chemical in peppers that makes them hot. It can be used topically to relieve symptoms of...

  • What Is the Difference Between L-Tryptophan & 5-Htp?

    L-tryptophan is a naturally-occurring amino acid found in animal and plant proteins. After being absorbed into the body, it's converted into 5-HTP( 5-hyrdoxytryptophan) and then into serotonin....

  • Supplements for Kidney Health

    Conditions such as kidney disease, bacterial infection, lupus and kidney stones can impair function of the kidneys. Herbal and nutritional supplements may be helpful in promoting kidney health...

  • Side Effects of Artichoke Leaf Extract

  • Side Effects of Garlic Supplements

  • During Menopause Can Hormones Be Stimulated by Herbs to Revitalize Themselves?

    Menopause is a condition primarily affecting women around the age of 51 years. It is characterized by absence of menstruation for a period of 12 months. The condition is a result of hormonal...

  • How to Prepare Fresh Medicinal Herbs

    For thousands of years plants and herbs have been used for healing and health. Initially these plants were typically used for religious purposes. As time passed, however, the use of herbs for...

  • Dangers of Essiac

  • Acid Stomach Natural Remedy

    Excess stomach acid or acid reflux disease sufferers are driven to find relief by trying every treatment from over-the-counter medication to indulging in common myth treatments that worsen their...

  • How to Gain Health Benefits from Aloe Vera Juice

    Most people know about putting aloe vera on their skin for burns, insect bites, and rashes. But did you know that drinking aloe vera juice provides you with over 200 nutrients? Aloe vera also...

  • Osteo Bi-Flex Treatment

    Osteo Bi-Flex is an over-the-counter brand name for the drug chondroitin glucosamine. The body produces small amounts of chondroitin and glucosamine, but there are no food sources that contain...

  • Feverfew Remedy & Dosage

    Feverfew is a perennial herb native to southeastern Europe that is commonly used to treat fever, migraines, headaches and arthritis. Featherfew and bachelor's button are among feverfews common names.

  • Hibiscus Diet

    The most commonly consumed part of the hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa) is the flower, although you can eat the leaf and seed as well. Hibiscus is used as a flavoring and coloring agent in various...

  • Uses of Lime Oil

  • What Is Lobelia Used For?

    Lobelia is a perennial native to North America. Though not well-researched in contemporary medicine, it was once a prized medicinal herb for its ability to heal respiratory ailments.

  • How to Select The Right Vaporizer

    With so many different vaporizers on the market it can be difficult to make a decision as to which one is the best for you. There are basic factors that will probably determine your final...

  • How to make medical cannabutter ~My way will save you $$~

    Learning to make medical cannabutter is great for people who don't want to smoke their cannabis. I also suggest vaporizing versus smoking any day. Onward... There really is no wrong way to make...

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