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Reflexology
Category: Exercise
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Introduction to Reflexology By Anika Logan My grandmother first introduced the rest of the family to reflexology in the early 1980’s. I wasn’t buying it then but little did I know she was ahead of her time with this form of complementary therapy … Reflexology (which was once known as zone therapy or zone theory) is not a new branch of alternative medicine at all but has only in recent years begun to become a part of our western culture. Reflexology is ...
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Category: Exercise
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Introduction to Reflexology By Anika Logan My grandmother first introduced the rest of the family to reflexology in the early 1980’s. I wasn’t buying it then but little did I know she was ahead of her time with this form of complementary therapy … Reflexology (which was once known as zone therapy or zone theory) is not a new branch of alternative medicine at all but has only in recent years begun to become a part of our western culture. Reflexology is ...
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Relaxing Diaphoretic
Category: Health
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Diaphoretic herbs increase blood flow throughout the body by dilating superficial capiliaries & blood vessels. Examples of these herbs include cayenne, chamomile, hyssop, and yarrow. People with a rapid pulse usually need a relaxing diaphoretic. Should not be used with cathartics because this could cause the body to lose too much of its fluids. Other diaphoretics include: angelica, anise, bayberry, black cohosh, black currant, catnip, dill, Enchinacea, elder, fennel, ginseng, hops, ...
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Category: Health
Description:
Diaphoretic herbs increase blood flow throughout the body by dilating superficial capiliaries & blood vessels. Examples of these herbs include cayenne, chamomile, hyssop, and yarrow. People with a rapid pulse usually need a relaxing diaphoretic. Should not be used with cathartics because this could cause the body to lose too much of its fluids. Other diaphoretics include: angelica, anise, bayberry, black cohosh, black currant, catnip, dill, Enchinacea, elder, fennel, ginseng, hops, ...
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Rosacceae
Rosacceae is also known as: Gillenia
Category: Children's Health,Environmental,Gardening,Health,Men's Health,Natural Meds,Nutrition,Pharma,Seniors' Health,Symptoms and Herbs,Women's Health
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The Gillenia root may act as a expectorant. In small doses Gillenia will act as a stimulant. May be good in treating fevers, chronic diarrhea, constipation, bronchial and asthmatic ...
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Rosacceae is also known as: Gillenia
Category: Children's Health,Environmental,Gardening,Health,Men's Health,Natural Meds,Nutrition,Pharma,Seniors' Health,Symptoms and Herbs,Women's Health
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The Gillenia root may act as a expectorant. In small doses Gillenia will act as a stimulant. May be good in treating fevers, chronic diarrhea, constipation, bronchial and asthmatic ...
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Redbush
Redbush is also known as: Aspalathus
Category: Animal Health,Children's Health,Gardening,Health,Men's Health,Natural Meds,Nutrition,Seniors' Health,Symptoms and Herbs,Women's Health
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Aspalathus - Red Tea Aspalathus is also known as Redbush. Aspalathus is usually made into an infusion or tea but one should not confuse Aspalathus with any variation of white, green, or black tea. Red Bush (pronounced roy-boss) is a completely different plant grown in the Western African Cape Province. The leaves are actually green but turn red when oxidized. Benefits of Aspalathus Aspalathus has been found to have several anti-carcinogenic, anti-mutagenic, anti-inflammatory and ...
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Redbush is also known as: Aspalathus
Category: Animal Health,Children's Health,Gardening,Health,Men's Health,Natural Meds,Nutrition,Seniors' Health,Symptoms and Herbs,Women's Health
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Aspalathus - Red Tea Aspalathus is also known as Redbush. Aspalathus is usually made into an infusion or tea but one should not confuse Aspalathus with any variation of white, green, or black tea. Red Bush (pronounced roy-boss) is a completely different plant grown in the Western African Cape Province. The leaves are actually green but turn red when oxidized. Benefits of Aspalathus Aspalathus has been found to have several anti-carcinogenic, anti-mutagenic, anti-inflammatory and ...
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