General-Herbs
| 30 | Jan |
| 2012 |
In this series we’re discovering home remedies and herbal cures in the shapes of familiar wildflowers and plants you might have in your own back yard. This time we’ll devote our attention to bee balm, honeysuckle and calendula marigold.
Growing-Herbs
| 31 | Dec |
| 2011 |
Growing herbs indoors can add an elegant appearance and fragrance to every room. Plants are nature’s air fresheners, naturally cleaning the air in their surroundings. The natural scents of fresh herbs are never overpowering and can float from room to room freshening and brightening your surroundings. Different people prefer different herbs and scents for the home, but some herbs will be a perfect fit for a specific room in the home.
Alternative health
| 13 | Jan |
| 2012 |
Women’s bodies experience great changes throughout life. These complex natural processes have been stigmatized in male-dominated cultures. Women were trivialized, their thoughts and desires dismissed as the irrational products of hysteria. The very word “hysteria” comes from the Greek word for uterus.
Aromatherapy
| 26 | Oct |
| 2011 |
Aromatherapy has many rejuvenating aspects that include healing properties. It is a low-cost method for relaxation that promotes healing, and also invites the proper atmosphere for healing through additional herbal methods. Aromatherapy has deep roots in ancient civilizations and has evolved into a modern-day science. Along with the reduction of stress and daily tensions, aromatherapy is successfully used in the treatment of headaches, asthma related breathing problems, insomnia, menstrual cramps, depression and other mental illnesses and the treatment of muscle pain and weakness.
Nutrition
| 06 | Jan |
| 2012 |
In September 2010, the Centers for Disease Control published the latest results of an ongoing telephone survey in which they ask people over 18 how much fruit and vegetables they eat every day. “State-Specific Trends in Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Among Adults — United States, 2000-2009″ reveals that only 25% of the people surveyed eat vegetables — other than French fries — three or more times a day. A survey by a market research company had similar findings. Their spokesman concluded there was nothing you could do to get people to eat vegetables. An attempt...
General-Herbs
| 30 | Jan |
| 2012 |
In this series we’re discovering home remedies and herbal cures in the shapes of familiar wildflowers and plants you might have in your own back yard. This time we’ll devote our attention to bee balm, honeysuckle and calendula marigold.
Medicinal Uses of the Bulbinella Herb
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The Bulbinella Herb is a South African native originating plant that grows well in many different and challenging climates. Besides having many useful qualities such as being resistant to drought and brightening up the area where it grows, the Bulbinella Herb possesses many helpful medical uses. It has been called the South African version of Aloe Vera, but its medicinal benefits go far beyond simply Aloe Vera types of applications.
Flower Power
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Did you eat flowers as a child? Many farm kids eat wild clover and dandelions, elder flowers and even apple blossoms. We’ve already looked at the nutritional healing properties of some wildflower “weeds”. But did you know that people have enjoyed flowers for food since ancient times? As well as spices, garnishes and decorations, flowers we now consider ornamental actually were part of the meal. What we now consider an elegant, exotic treat was once commonplace. Edible flowers are making a big comeback and are now served in many restaurants. You can give your recipes a unique touch by cooking with flowers.
Using Herbs to Treat Migraines
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A migraines is a specific type of headache that causes excruciating, throbbing pain that is often accompanied by nausea and vomiting. The pain will typically intensify when the sufferer is exposed to noise or light. The typical migraine lasts at least four hours and can cause feelings of discomfort through the following day. Most prescription and over the counter medications that are used for migraines come with their own set of problems, unfortunately. Short term effects of many of these medications include nausea, dizziness, and vomiting. Things like stomach ulcers, bleeding in the stomach, and even addiction or dependence can occur with long term use of certain migraine medications.
Herbs that Treat Diarrhea
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Diarrhea can be caused by a variety of factors. It may be simply a sign of dehydration or stress or it may be indicative of a more serious illness or disorder. Either way, diarrhea that persists for more than a few days needs to be treated. Otherwise, the patient may experience severe dehydration or other serious problems. There are several herbs, some of which are very common, that can treat diarrhea.
Herbs To Treat Depression
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Depression is a mental illness that darkens one’s mood, causes a lost of interest in daily and favored activities, causes fatigue, changes one’s appetite, causes a loss of concentration, and can even cause a person to contemplate suicide. Depression is not a simple bad mood caused by a rough day, but a disease that can be completely debilitating in some sufferers. This is why it is imperative for those with depression to seek help and learn to control their illness. While many people are aware of traditional depression medications, depression can also be treated in a safe and healthy way with the use of specific herbs. However, when using herbs to treat depression, it may be advisable to also seek the help of a professional for additional support or if symptoms continue or worsen.