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by Anne McIntyre
Primary prevention of infection can be assisted by taking certain herbs and spices. To enhance our immunity, the author suggests including spices such as ginger, cinnamon, cardam...
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by Anne McIntyre
Enlivening your cuisine with the distinctive flavour of rosemary, which not only scintillates the taste buds but also provides a wealth of medicinal benefits to nurture the body and...
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by Alan Hopking
This article focuses on the amazing properties, effects and use of the Stevia herb. The author explains why it supersedes others such as ginseng, mistletoe, Echinacea, etc, adding ...
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Sutherlandia as Support for Immune Dysfunction
by Salmaan Dalvi PhD
Dr Salmaan Dalvi, who runs a nutritional health screening clinic, has for several years been working with potent traditional African herbs which, through lack of proper study and d...
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The Benefits of California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica)
by Anne McIntyre
With its vibrantly colourful annual flower, the California poppy is a wonderful asset to brighten the garden in summer and yet it has so much more to offer as a great antidote to st...
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The Biodynamic Botanic Garden at Emerson College
by Kirsten Hartvig
He had a huge influence on writing style for over a thousand years, and it is known that he spent many happy hours in libraries; but how he knew about the joys of gardening, I have ...
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The Healing Garden: Berry Season
by Kirsten Hartvig
When you start looking, you will realize that berries are everywhere and that the berry season lasts all year!
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The Herbal Approach to Dysbiosis
by Anne McIntyre
The importance of our intestinal flora is increasingly being recognized as a prerequisite for good health. The author explains in detail about the beneficial bacteria we rely on to...
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The Incredible Journey of Herbal Medicine
by Jill Rosemary Davies
The article describes the huge benefits to health achieved by the use of herbal medicines, looking particularly at certain herbs that have made an immense difference in relieving t...
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The Pleasant Pastime of Growing Herbs
by Barbara Payne
Barbara Payne describes how herbs are low maintenance, beautiful and useful and can be taken as remedies for simple things like upset stomach (in the form of peppermint tea) and he...
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by Tim Spurgeon
The article cites research findings that show that a short period of daily gardening can help to promote the health strength and mobility of the elderly and increase the heart rate...
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Tisanes and their use for minor ailments
by Barbara Payne
The art of making tisanes is a very ancient, (documentation goes as far back as Anglo Saxon times in Britain), and a beneficial way of helping to alleviate minor ailments which pres...
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Traditional Herbal Medicine in Bolivia, South America
by Dr Vivian Lunny
Bolivia, a country in the very heart of South America, is a country of contrasts and traditions. There are three very distinctive geographical regions, namely the High Andean plate...
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Tulsi - Incomparable Queen Of Herbs
by G Ravishankar
The author discusses the benefits of Tulsi (basil leaves) which he says is a safe and sure cure for all our diseases. The leaves have properties similar to the currently available ...
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by Kirsten Hartvig
The long history of traditional use of herbal medicines to safely treat common family illness needs to be more widely recognized and understood.
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by Dee Atkinson
The species name Agnus castus originates from the Greek agnos castus, meaning chaste, as the Greeks thought the plant calmed sexual passion. Its common name of caste berry and monk...
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by Klaus Ferlow
Many people in North America are not familiar what herbalism is all about since we are living in society asking for the ‘quick-fix’ when health problems arise. Therefore I would li...
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What You Should Know About Neem Oil
by Klaus Ferlow
The legendary miraculous medicinal Neem tree in India has grown with the human settlement all over the country and has been an integral part of the Indian way of life for centuries....