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The Doctors Book of Home Remedies Revised Edition
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- ISBN13: 9780553585551
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- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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What doctors do when they get sick? The editors of Prevention Magazine Health Books asked more than 500 of the United Nations leading specialists to recommend their best doctor-tested and easy to follow remedies for 138 illnesses and diseases. This comprehensive and practical guide contains the distilled experience of health professionals who offer over 2,300 tips available cure for the medical complaints most common.
In this handy reference you will find curative techniques and symptom-relieving treatments for bladder infections, depression, emphysema, headaches, premenstrual syndrome, toothaches, and much more.
Here are precious to docking solutions for problems such as troublesome sores, dandruff, and snoring as well as methods to cope with health problems more serious, such as high cholesterol, ulcers , sore back. The Doctors Book of Home Remedies is like home remediesor on call 24 hours a day. Then treat yourself to this prescription for health and stay healthy.
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Alternative Medicine Herbal Remedies : How to Cure a Sinus Infection
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Cure a sinus infection by adding apple cider vinegar or lavender to steam, clearing the sinuses with ginger tea and cayenne pepper, and taking eyebright herbs or golden seal. Visit a qualified herbalist or medical professional to help cure a sinus infection with advice from a practicing herbalist in this free video on alternative medicine.
10 Steps To Setting Up Your Own Herb Garden
Posted on March 10th, 2010 by admin
It is very easy to set up your own herb garden. With all the benefits you will realize from growing your own herbs, there is no excuse not to get started today. Here you will find a step by step instructional to help get you started. Following this guide will get you on the path to being a better gardener today.
(1) Choose indoors or outdoors. For those just getting started with herb gardening, it is recommended to start with an indoor garden. This will give you more control over the environment your plants are in.
(2) Using the right location. The best place for an indoor garden is in a windowsill that faces either south or west. Make sure the windowsill you choose gets approximately seven hours of light a day.
(3) Picking out the right pot. The best pot to plant your herb garden in is a clay pot. The porous nature of the material will allow the soil to get more oxygen. Your plant needs oxygen in order to survive and aerated soil helps your plant to breathe.
(4) Mixing your soil. Herbs thrive in a soil, which is low in nutrients. Since potting soil is very rich in nutrients, you will want to mix it with an equal amount of sand. For every five-inch pot add about a tablespoon of lime to sweeten the soil.
(5) Use pebbles as a base. Before putting your soil in the pot, put down a layer of pebbles. This helps drain excess water away from the soil before it damages the roots. Pebbles also help your herb garden to be able to get more oxygen.
(6) Putting soil in the pot. When you put your soil mixture in the pot, do not pack it in tightly. You want the soil to be loose so the herb can create a good root structure. Tightly packed soil also makes it more difficult for the plant to breathe.
(7) Planting your seed. The perfect depth for most seeds is about a half inch deep. A good measure for this is the nail on your index finger. Push the seed into the dirt until you do not see your nail. Loosely cover the seed with excess soil, but do not pat it down.
(8) Put your plant in the window. While waiting for the seed to germinate, make sure the soil is getting sunlight and is properly watered. The soil should remain moist to the touch, not wet. If you notice pools of water, your seed may be drowning. Excess water should then be drained immediately.
(9) Give your plant some air. When planting indoors, you need to give your plant some artificial wind. Herbs do not like a lot of wind, so use an oscillating fan on the lowest setting. Give your plant about an hour of “wind” a day.
(10) Be patient. The problem most people have with growing herbs is they want to give them more attention than they actually need. You should notice a sprout in a week. The plant will grow to maturity in about six weeks. If there is a problem do not be discouraged, simply start over.
You will see growing an herb garden is much easier than you thought. Once you get a handle on growing herbs, you will be able to move on to more difficult projects. Remember to have fun as you learn the art of gardening and enjoy the herbs you grow.
Brian Chamberlain has been an Herb Garden enthusiast for over 20 years and has helped many people get started in this amazing hobby. For more great information on a fresh herb garden visit his site at: http://www.secretsofaherbgarden.com while you are there don?t forget to sign up for his FREE 10 part Secrets of a Herb Garden Mini-Course.
Healing Arts Seminar: Programs in Alternative Healthcare
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Find a Healing Arts Seminar in the United States and Canada. While a healing arts seminar may be as brief as a couple of hours, other holistic workshops and seminars may be several months in duration. For example, a healing arts seminar in Bowen Technique (hands-on bodywork for pain relief) may be spread across several weeks or months. As a spirit/mind/body medicine, students will learn about Bowen Technique and how to manipulate muscle and connective tissue to help in healing.
Another type of healing arts seminar may involve training in aromatherapy and essential oils. Depending on the comprehensive nature of the course, an aromatherapy/essential oils healing arts seminar may be a short program (one day or less) for a basic introduction, or may last for a number of weeks. Individuals who sign up for this particular healing arts seminar will gain knowledge and understanding in the basics of aromatherapy, aromatherapy recipes, organic essential oils, and relative alternative healing therapies.
Professional massage therapists may be interested in participating in a massage healing arts seminar as well. Various holistic workshops provide continuing education and certification courses in an assortment of specialized bodywork modalities, including acupressure, animal massage, aromatherapy massage, chair massage, energy healing, equine massage, Hellerwork, reflexology, among many others.
A healing arts seminar in herbal medicine might be of interest as well. As an alternative to traditional drugs, herbal medicine is making a strong impact in today’s dietary supplement industry. Individuals who would like to become certified herbalists or herbal consultants can take a healing arts seminar in herbology to acquire necessary skills and education to earn certification, or for personal use.
In general, there are a variety of alternative and natural healthcare platforms that are offered through a healing arts seminar; and can be readily found in many natural healing and alternative medicine schools, as well as community learning centers.
If you (or someone you know) are interested in finding a healing arts seminar, let career training within fast-growing industries like massage therapy, cosmetology, acupuncture, oriental medicine, Reiki, and others get you started! Explore career school programs near you.
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Natural Remedy for Gout Provides Luscious Relief from Herbs and Cherries
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Today, almost all types of disorders have drug based treatment and a corresponding natural remedy. In fact, natural remedies are giving some pharmaceutical companies a run for their money, since they are now more popular.
The gout disorder is one of those disorders where sufferers would much prefer the natural remedy for gout in order to avoid the side effects of drug medications. Hence, knowing what gout is, its symptoms, and how to avoid it, we should also learn about the natural remedy for gout:
Cherry Juice Gout Cure
There is quite an interesting story about cherries as natural remedy for gout and how this was discovered. In 1950, a certain Texas doctor was so afflicted with gout, it kept him confined in a wheelchair.
Finding himself hungry, he picked up a bowl of cherries since it was the only one that appealed to him. He was surprised to find all his gout pain and inflammation gone the following day and was certain that the bowl of cherries was the only thing different he ate the previous day.
From that day on, this doctor consumed 6 cherries a day until he became totally gout-free. His gout returned only after he stopped eating cherries. This then confirmed that the cherries did cure his gout. The Texas doctor collaborated with the family physician and they tested cherries as natural remedy for gout for 12 other gout sufferers.
Sure enough, his findings were proven true; the twelve patients became free of gout for as long as they ate cherries. These findings were scientifically verified; in fact the doctor’s works were included in the Texas Reports on Biology and Medicine Vol. 8, No. 3, 1950.
About ½ pound of fresh or canned unsweetened cherries is the recommended quantity for consumption to make the remedy effective for gout sufferers. If you’re going to take cherries in its juice form, drink those that are concentrated and unsweetened.
For this matter, studies have shown that any dark red cherries or even blueberries is effective in reducing the joint swelling among gout sufferers. Drinking cherry juice, blueberry and Hawthorne juices provide a welcome alternative for some of your water intake requirements.
Other Natural Remedy for Gout:
• Chickweed Tea – Drink about 1 cup of chickweed tea, apportioned into four parts and taken about four hours apart. To make the chickweed tea, boil about a teaspoon of chickweed to one cup boiling water, then let it stand for several hours and strain the tea before drinking.
• Hops Ointment – Mix 1 tablespoon of hops to 1 tablespoon of unsalted butter; combine the mixture very well then use it by applying on to the gout-affected areas.
• Lilac and Vodka – This is a homemade medication with a little kick but should be taken only as drops. Combine two tablespoons of lilac blooms to seven hundred ml of vodka. Take fifty drops of this concoction three times a day and before having your meals.
Even the simple ascorbic acid is potent enough as an effective natural remedy for gout. Vitamin C can also be very effective in reducing uric acid levels.
Alvin Hopkinson is a leading researcher in the area of natural remedies and gout treatment. Discover how you can get rhome remediesut for good using proven home remedies, all without using harmful medications or drugs. Visit his site now at http://www.goutremoval.com
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Home Remedies for Heartburn – Extinguish the Fire
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Medical results have revealed that an estimated twenty percent of people â worldwide â are affected by the ailment commonly known as heartburn on a once a week occurrence. Of those individuals afflicted with the maladies of occasional heartburn, there are a considerable number of individuals who suffer repeatedly with the ill effects of such ailment. Hence, with as such a wide spread commonality of this condition, it is most understandable that individuals afflicted are in search of effective home remedies for heartburn.
Heartburn is a symptomatically experienced and significant symptom associated with the condition commonly as well as clinically referred to as gastro esophageal reflux disease, also labeled as acid reflux disease. Medical terminology has classified the generally chronic condition, in abbreviated terms, as GERD. Associated symptoms with those afflicted with gastro esophageal reflux disease, or, GERD, include heartburn; chest pain associated upon lying down, particularly at night; mouth possessing a sour taste; coughing; hoarseness; sore throat; and wheezing. Such ailing symptomatic and associated afflictions that accompany gastro esophageal reflux disease prompt those suffering individuals to be in search of effective home remedies for heartburn.
As a prequel to the afflicted engaging amid home remedies for heartburn, it is advisable that they be diagnosed and evaluated as to confirming gastro esophageal reflux disease and its associated heartburn. In the event that an appropriate action of treatment is applied, gastro esophageal reflux disease can evolve into considerable complications, which can include conditions, such as Barrett’s esophagus, esophageal bleeding, esophagitis, strictures, as well as presented risks toward the potential of developing esophageal cancer. Individuals afflicted with gastro esophageal reflux disease, following endorsement from their respective physicians, can proceed toward seeking alternative modes in home remedies for heartburn.
As a precautionary measure among home remedies for heartburn it is extremely advisable to maintain a diary of sorts as to what foods and beverages that the afflicted individual having gastro esophageal reflux disease consumes, in order to determine those that initiate attacks of heartburn.
Food and beverages that generally initiate attacks of heartburn associated with those individuals afflicted with gastro esophageal reflux disease, as another preventative home remedies for heartburn, include alcoholic beverages, black pepper, carbonated beverages, chocolate, citrus fruits, citrus juice, coffee, fatty foods, garlic, peppermint, raw onions, spearmint, spicy foods and tomatoes.
Within the scope of preventative home remedies for heartburn, is the reported advice of not retiring to bed after eating. Individuals suffering from associated heartburn need a period of from three to four hours, in order for their respective systems to properly digest the last meal of the day.
Another, in the series of preventative home remedies for heartburn is the advice to eat smaller portions, to allow improved ease in digestion.
Yet, among further preventative home remedies for heartburn is the clinical advice for those chronic sufferers of related heartburn to modify their eating habits. Eating in a more relaxed setting will allow those of concern to focus on eating, with the concept to savor and enjoy the consumption of food and beverage. It is highly advisable to chew at a slower pace for increased digestion. Do not “inhale” food.
Topping the list of home remedies for heartburn is the reduction of stress. Statistics through such creditable sources reveal that fifty-eight of chronic suffers of heartburn lead a hectic lifestyle, to include work-related stress. Such combined stress accelerates the symptoms of heartburn. Stress impedes the stomach’s process of what is referred to as the emptying of the stomach, which, of course, can lead to aggravated heartburn.
For smokers who suffer from associated heartburn, among the list of home remedies for heartburn would be to cease the use of tobacco. Nicotine weakens the lower area of the esophageal sphincter, which is comprised of a grouping of muscles located at the bottom portion of the esophagus. When such muscles become fatigued, it shuts off the esophagus, which, in turn, impedes stomach acids contents from an entry into the esophagus.
Other measures amongst the variety of home remedies for heartburn include the drinking of a quarter cup of aloe vera juice twenty minutes prior to eating a meal, along with the consumption of marshmallows, as its textured properties will act as a lining and coating of the stomach, provided that the afflicted does not have diabetes, due to the sugar content.
Dr John Anne is an herbal specialist with years of experience and extensive research on Herbs and Alternative health. Read about Home Remedies for Gastritis at Home Remedies website. Also read about User Recommended Home Remedies.
2009 Gaia Herbs Open House Pt. 3 – Hawthorn
Posted on March 9th, 2010 by admin
*Posted with permission* Pt. 3 of my 2009 Gaia Herbs Open House Tour
Pre Menstrual Syndrome 124 -Pre Menstrual Syndrome (PMS) and Diet – Banana
Posted on March 9th, 2010 by admin
As we mentioned in previous article, Premenstrual syndrome effects over 70% to 90% of women before menopause in the US and less for women in Southeast Asia because of their difference in living style and social structure. The occurrence of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) have more than doubled over the past 50 years due to the acceptance of it as a medical condition that is caused by unhealthy diet with high in saturated food. Premenstrual syndrome is defined as faulty function of the ovaries related to the women’s menstrual cycle, it effects a women’s physical and emotional state, and sometimes interferes with daily activities as a result of hormone fluctuation. The syndrome occurs one to two weeks before menstruation and then declines when the period starts. In this article, we will discuss how banana effects women with premenstrual syndrome.
I. Definition
Banana is a herbaceous plant belongs to the family Musaceae, native to the Southeast Asia. It’s phytochemical of yellow pigment is said to promote healthy eye and anti eye degeneration. It has been used in traditional Chinese medicine in treating constipation.
II. How banana effects women with PMS
1. Potassium
Banana contains high amount of potassium, which is important to enhance the function of lymphatic system in regulating the levels of sodium resulting in reducing the risk of fluid retention and weight gain.
2. Fiber
The fiber component of banana besides helps to improve the muscle of large intestine, it also helps to decrease the risk of bad cholesterol accumulation in the bloodstream, thereby decreasing the risk of heart disease and strokes and increasing the blood in transporting the oxygen to the body cells need, resulting in decreasing the risk of symptoms of loss of energy, dizziness and slow recall.
3. GI index
banana rank very low in glyemic index, after consumption, it releases glucose slowly into bloodstream resulting in decreasing the risk of insulin fluctuation and lessening the food and sugar craving for some women with PMS.
4. Antioxidant
Banana contains phytochemical which not only helps rejuvenate your eye sight it also helps the immune system in regulating the DNA of cell duplication resulting in decreasing the risk of tumor, cancer and inflammation to the reproductive organs.
5. Prebiotics
Prebiotics are non-digestible food ingredients in banana that helps to increase the growth of good micro organism in the digestive system which not only helps to improve the digestive system in absorbing vital nutrients but also prevent constipation and irritable bowl synd
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“Let natural remediesealth, Your Health Will Take Care You” Kyle J. Norton. I have been studying natural remedies for disease prevention for over 20 years and working as a financial consultant since 1990. Master degree in Mathematics, teaching and tutoring math at colleges and universities before joining insurance industries. Part time Health and entertainment Article Writer.