acharya on May 12th, 2008

This article discusses the herbs that could be used for colds, coughs, and respiratory infections in kids. Information in this article is appropriate for parents whose children are below one year of age.  This may help children ward off respiratory infections and other health conditions. Infants below one year of age are too young to [...]

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acharya on May 5th, 2008

Asparagus is the Greek word for stalk or shoot and belongs to the family Asparagaceae. Although a native of Europe, Asparagus is grown well in the sub-tropics. The emerging shoots can be eaten as a vegetable, after harvesting the shoots that are 2-3cm thick and about 15-20cm long. The shoots, called spears, if allowed to [...]

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Joint Pain: Rosemary oil is a recognized treatment for joint pain and poor circulation in European countries such as Germany. A generous pinch of fresh or dried leaves, when used in teas and food would be good enough. But experts warn over the overdose of the herb, as too much of rosemary could increase blood [...]

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acharya on August 27th, 2007

US researchers report that while Flaxseed retards the growth of prostate tumours in men, Ginseng helps in relieving fatigue often associated with Cancer. The studies basically reflect the efforts of the doctors in exploring the benefits and risks of foods and supplements that are routinely taken by their patients with a little of scientific evidence. [...]

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acharya on May 16th, 2007

According to experts, heavy metals such as aluminium, nickel, lead, mercury and arsenic enter human body through food, medicines and pollution and gets transferred to liver. This makes the liver more sluggish and affecting the detoxification process of the body, as liver is the only organ in the body that eliminates toxins. Various studies have [...]

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acharya on May 4th, 2007

Pepper, one of the oldest known spices, is native to tropical Asia. India is one of the largest producers of pepper in the world. Pepper, rich in essential oil, is an aromatic herb, that helps prevent intestinal flatulence, promotes sweating and urination. Pepper signals the stomach to produce hydrochloric acid which is required to digest [...]

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acharya on April 20th, 2007

Finding it difficult to carry-on all through the day, without relying on caffeine for functioning long hours?? Under such circumstances, an energy-boosting diet plan combined with intake of any of the following herbs will help in keeping one energized all day long. Maca: is known since ages for its ability in boosting stamina and increase [...]

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acharya on April 19th, 2007

Herbal remedies have helped in tackling digestive problems since ancient days. Herbs, stimulates digestion, expels flatulence, soothes pain and provides relaxation to the system on the whole. Most herbs used for culinary purposes, by themselves are effective in aiding digestion.  Most digestive problems arise due to excess intake of heavy, spicy and oily foods. A [...]

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