Showing posts with label Herbal Alternative Medicine. Show all posts
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Friday, March 9, 2012

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Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Herbal Tea as Bladder Infectious Cure

For several long times, herbal tea known as the alternative treatment for those who want to lose weight, diet, and reduce stress. Did you know, herbal tea also benefit uses for bladder infections cure. Here is a recipe of bladder infectious tea:

1 ½ oz dried Goldenrod
1/4 oz Juniper Berries*
3/4 oz chopped Dandelion root
3/4 oz chopped Rose Hips

Pour 1 cup boiling water over 2 tsp of mixture. Steep 10 minutes & strain.

However, this herbal tea recipe can become toxic. That's very important for make sure only drink 2 cups of this mixture daily for no more than 3 days.

Herbal Tea For Allergy Season Blend

Below is a recipe of alternative treatment for allergy season blend using herbal tea.

Cool minty, citrus flavour to assist you with the discomfort associated with allergy season.

  • 1 part nettle
  • 1 part peppermint
  • 1 part spearmint
  • 1 part yerba santa
  • 1 part eyebright
  • 1 pat lemongrass leaves
  • 1 part calendula
  • 1 part red clover
  • 1 part lavender flowers
  • 1 part fennel seeds
  • a pinch of stevia

Place all herbs in a tea ball or bag, put in your nicest or most favorite cup or mug, and cover with boiling water. Steep for 10 minutes. Remove tea ball or bag, and add sugar, honey, sweetener, milk, cream or whatever, to taste.

Friday, October 16, 2009

Herbal Alfalfa Little Rascals


Alfalfa, a perennial plant has used a long list of foods and medicines, and research has shown that Alfalfa can help lower cholesterol and glucose. Many take Alfalfa supplements orally and is confident in a small percentage of people where it produces symptoms similar to lupus. In the seeds and alfalfa sprouts, the amino acid L-Canavanine exists and that's probably cause this reaction. However, it is not in the leaves of alfalfa. The whole leaves and grass are the ones that cause the alfalfa plant.


Since the sixth century, the Chinese Alfalfa to relieve fluid retention and swelling have to. The Arabs were the first to find and alfalfa as the "father of all foods." The leaves of the alfalfa plant are in minerals and nutrients like potassium, calcium, magnesium, and carotene rich. The first Arabs fed their horses, because they believed that alfalfa was rapidly and effectively. Alfalfa is a crop of animals over a thousand years, but also used medicinally.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Herbal Remedies As Alternative Treatment

For last several years herbal remedies becomes very popular as an alternative treatment for a variety diseases and health issues. Natural health stores have popped up from coast to coast and are now quite predominant on the internet as well. Herbal remedies are offered as a treatment for everything from the common cold to more serious health issues such as cancer. Before you rush out to purchase herbal remedies, there are a few things you should know about herbal remedies, their effectiveness and possible dangers and risks that you may encounter by taking them.

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Tolu - Very Tall Herbal Tree With High Benefit For Health

tolu balsam herbal tree
Balsam of Tolu is an herb that comes from a very tall tree that can be found in Columbia, Peru, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia. This herbal plant has also been called Balsam of Peru because it was originally exported primarily from Peru but that is no longer the case. The resin of this tree is what is most valuable and is retrieved in the same fashion that one collects the valuable properties from a rubber tree by tapping into it. The gummy resin that comes from the tree is then turned into balsam. Today, the main exporters of Balsam of Tolu are El Salvador, Columbia, and Venezuela.

In earlier times it was tribal groups from Mexico and Central America that used the leaves of Balsam of Tolu to treat such common ailments as external wounds, asthma, colds, flu, and arthritis. Some native Indians used the bark in a powered form as an underarm deodorant while others found it best for lung and cold ailments. Those who originated in the rainforest tribes used Balsam of Tolu quite frequently for many medicinal purposes such as abscesses, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, headache, rheumatism, sores, sprains, tuberculosis, venereal diseases, and wounds.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Basil Herbal Medicine From Garden

Basil herb garden
Originally, Basil was not the most popular herb in the bunch. Actually there were some who simply hated it, mainly the ancient people. The name basil means "be fragrant" but still various cultures battled with a love hate relationship over basil. Americans and Romans loved it while Hindus plant it in their homes as a sign of happiness. On the contrary it was the Greeks who despised it most but those from India and Persia were not too fond of it either. One place that took a special liking to Basil was Italy and to this day not many people prepare a classic pasta sauce without the Basil.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Herbal Asafoetida Food of Gods

herbal Asafoetida
Asafoetida has been also referred to as the "Food of the Gods." The main part of this plant that is used is the resin which makes up a volatile oil. The history of this herb is amazing as it was used frequently back in time by Alexander the Great for flavoring. That was back in 4 B.C. still in early times, Asafoetida was used to treat gas and the bloating associated with it. Carrying through time the resin gum is used often for vegetarian dishes that are prepared in India. Today, it is one of the main flavorings in Worcestershire sauce.

Asafoetida is an herbal plant that has many diverse uses such as an aid for digestion, a remedy for headaches, an antidote, and an expectorant. Asafoetida has been known to be used on some mental impairment but not very often has it been shown to make any significant difference except for mild anxiety. Therefore it focuses primarily on bodily functions where it can do greater good.

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Great Hair Tonic Neetle Leaf Tea

Stinging nettle is other kind of alternative treatment has been used to treat rheumatism, arthritis, gout, eczema and anemia for centuries. Nowadays, it is recognized as a diuretic and therefore used to treat urinary tract infections and kidney stones. The anti-inflammatory properties of the leaves have also been recognized as effective in treating pain resulting from arthritis and the symptoms of certain kinds of hay fever. The root extraction seems to be particularly effective in treating inflammation of the prostrate (prostatitis) while a condition known as benign prostrate hyperplasia is more effectively treated by the leaf extraction.

Nettle leaf tea is believed to be a great hair tonic to enhance the natural color of hair and is also recommended for those who are suffering from parting and/or abandonment, as well as those "who are often in conflict with others".

It is cautioned that nettle taken orally can cause miscarriage while creams or other applications to the skin can cause an allergic reaction. It may also cause lowered blood pressure and heart rate.


Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Other Benefit of Stinging Nettles

When dried and powdered nettle is added to poultry food, this increases egg-production. Pigs do well on boiled Nettles. A bucket of nettles covered with rainwater and left soak for a week, strained and put into a spray acts as a useful insecticide in the garden against black fly and aphids.

There are several superstitious beliefs surrounding nettles:

- Dust nettle around the house to keep evil out and send it back.
- Throw nettle onto the fire to prevent danger.
- Hold in the hand to ward of ghosts.
- Dispel fears by carrying nettle with yarrow.
- Wear as a charm to keep negativity far away

Caution
Only use young leaves. Herbs contain active substances that can cause side effects and interact with other medications, herbs, or supplements. Therefore, herbs must be taken with care. Contact with skin can cause an allergic rash.

Hair Loss Preventing With Nettles

As an alternative treatment, nettles products are generally made from the roots and leaves. The herbal plant contains numerous substances, which assist in preventing hair loss and improve its appearance and growth (including vitamins C, B2, B6, histamine, chlorophyll, A and B).

Hair rinse:
  • 100 gm chopped nettle.
  • Half liter of boiling water.
  • Half liter 4 percent vinegar.
Pour the boiling water over chopped nettles, when cooled add the vinegar. The preparation, warmed and used daily for 10 days will visible improve the hair and scalp.

Young nettles can be incorporated into "detox" drinking either as a tea or cooked and eaten as spinach. To make tea, add 2 to 3 teaspoons dried leaf to a cup hot water, and allow to steep 10 to 15 minutes. Make young fresh leaves into a tasty soup or even favor an omelet. Nettle juice can be used as a substitute for rennet to make cheese.

Nettle fibers were used to weave cloth up until the late 18th century. Fabric from nettles makes strong, durable, self-dyed linen. Yellow and green dyes from nettles were once used in the making of Harris Tweed.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Home Remedy For Decrease Toothache Pain

A toothache is primarily caused by tooth decay in most people. Bacteria that live in your mouth thrive on the sugars and starches in the food you eat. These bacteria form a sticky plaque that clings to the surface of your teeth.

Acids produced by the bacteria in plaque can eat through the hard enamel, which is the white coating on the outside of your teeth, creating a cavity. The first sign of decay may be a sensation of pain when you eat something cold, hot or sweet. A toothache often indicates that your dentist will need to work on your teeth.

If you are experiencing fever, foul-tasting discharge, gum redness, pain and swelling then you should visit a dentist because it could be an indication of a serious infection that may require antibiotic's and dental work. The following information is on how to mix and use essential oils to treat a toothache.

Toothache Remedy A
Toothache Remedy B
Toothache Remedy C
Toothache Remedy D
Toothache Remedy E
Toothache Remedy F
Toothache Remedy G
Toothache Remedy H

Note:
You should always test a small area of skin with a little bit of the mixture before you use a large amount of the mixture on a large area of the body, just to make sure that you don't experience some kind of an allergic reaction to the mixture.

The material in this article is not meant to take the place of diagnosis and treatment by a qualified medical practitioner. All recommendations herein contained are believed to be effective but since the actual use of essential oils by other individuals is beyond the author's control, no expressed or implied guarantee as to the effects of their use can be given nor liability taken.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Herb Around For Fight Yeast Infection

There are several home remedies can used as alternative medicine, and over-the-counter cures that have been successfully used to treat and cure yeast infections. These remedies include changes in diet, drinking a variety of fruit juices, and a variety of cleaning solutions, all that can be made from ingredients found in your refrigerator.


Taking precautions to prevent a yeast infection will mean that you won't have to worry about treating it. Wear loose fitting clothes that don't pull tightly across the groin area. Purchase tampons and toilet paper that isn't perfumed. Change your tampon and sanitary napkin often. Don't sit around in a wet bathing suit. Wipe from front to back. Wear white cotton underwear. Some women find that they are taking an oral contraceptive that is triggering yeast infections. Women who suffer from chronic yeast infections might want to consider abstaining from their long, perfumed, bubble baths.

If you have been treating a vaginal yeast infection for several days and have not noticed any change, consult your doctor and make sure you are really dealing with a yeast infection and not something different.

Monday, August 25, 2008

Other Yeast Infections Treatment

Others Remedies

If you aren't sure that a home remedy is the way you want to go about treating your yeast infection there are several over the counter treatments you can use. Vagisal, Monistat. Mycostatin, Femstat, and Gyne-Lotrimin are all popular brands of over-the-counter vaginal yeast infection treatments.

Things that wont cure a yeast infection, but will make you feel better include placing an icepack wrapped in a towel against the infected area. This will also help with any swelling you might be experiencing. Another thing that will go along way in making you feel better is soaking in baking soda bath.

Sunday, August 24, 2008

Benefit Of Natural For Fight Against Yeast

Foods and Natural Supplements

There are several foods and natural supplements that you can eat and take that will help treat and prevent yeast infections. Garlic will help with an outbreak. Avoid eating foods that have a high amount of starch, like pasta, potato's, and breads. Drinking cranberry juice will help clean out your urinary tract, keep it healthy, and potentially help cure an existing yeast infection as well as helping to prevent future outbreaks.

Saturday, August 23, 2008

Yummy For Healing Yeast Infections

Yogurt

Another simple home remedy for treatin yeast infections is yogurt. Fans of this treatment claim that ingesting one cup of yogurt each day not only helps cure an existing yeast infection but it also helps prevent future infections. Even if eating one cup of yogurt each day doesn't cure or prevent yeast infections it will provide your body with calcium and protein.

Vinegar For Yeast Infections

Vinegar

One home remedy people have successfully used to treat their yeast infections is white vinegar (some people prefer using apple cider vinegar). They take a little white vinegar, dilute it with water, and apply it to the infected area. The upside is that this treatment is cheap. The down side is that while its not harmful, when applied to the skin, especially tender or injured skin, white vinegar stings, this is especially true if the white vinegar hasn't been properly diluted. If the idea of dousing yourself with white vinegar isn't your idea of a successful way of treating a yeast infection, you can try bathing yourself with tea tree oil.

Friday, November 9, 2007

Why Using Herbal for Preferred Alternative

While still regarded with some degree of skepticism in the medical community, alternative medicine and herbal remedies are gaining attention and recognition in the world of alternative health care and preventative medicine. Alarmed by several high profile medications being taken off shelves for health hazards, more and more people are turning to alternatives medicines to help treat physical symptoms and heal their bodies naturally.

Alternative medicine is gaining more attention every day. The idea that one can heal their body, prevent physical symptoms and even treat them 'naturally' is very appealing. It is especially appealing in the wake of some alarming findings on popular prescription medications which resulted in them being pulled from shelves due to health hazards.

While one should still approach alternative medicine with caution and thorough research, natural cures, remedies and herbal preparations still should be considered when researching the best options for treating various physical ailments that impact your quality of life. Still regarded with some skepticism in the medical community, there are undeniably some truly remarkable and tangible benefits to be garnered from herbal preparations, as testified by many users of the array of natural health products available today.

Herbal remedies and alternative medicines can help treat and alleviate symptoms ranging from pain and menopause to acne and depression. Users of these herbal preparations and remedies most commonly are those who are health conscious, have had adverse reactions to traditional medications, or just have a holistic mindset and approach to their mental and physical health, longevity and proactivity in prevention.

With its increasing popularity and recognition, you are likely to see a rising number of new product offerings and also an increase in companies willing to put more money into research and development of new natural health products as their demand increases. This is going to give us, as consumers, a great advantage, since it will give traditional medications a run for their money in effectiveness and safety.