Which Herbs Help with TOOTHACHE?

Dear readers, herbal enthusiasts,

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HORSERADISH SYRUP AGAINST DRY COUGH

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The Gift of Clairsentience: Finding Empowerment as a Highly Sensitive Being

An empath is someone who can feel the emotions of others and is able to attend to this connection, by providing validation and compassion. Some were born with this ability, but most everyone can develop the skill of empathy, with patience and practice. A clairsentient person may also have the qualities of an empath, but their sensitivity extends to everything around them--places, animals, nature and spirits, as well as to people.

Women’s Health Issues

The term “women’s health issues” covers a wide range of problems relating to menstruation, infertility, pregnancy, breastfeeding, menopause, and other bodily states that Mother Nature has bestowed exclusively upon women. It also includes various illnesses and disorders of the female sexual organs, such as cysts and myoma. And, since many women are closer to herbs than drugs from a drug store or from a doctor, the question arises as to which herbs can best alleviate these problems.

5 Key Benefits of Ashwagandha

Ashwagandha is a well-known Ayurvedic plant that has been used for thousands of years. It’s dubbed an “adaptogen” because it aids in the body’s adaptation to stress. It’s thought that ashwagandha may be helpful for balancing hormones, improving mood, and boosting energy levels. In this article, we’ll dig into the various health benefits of ashwagandha root.

Four Important Herbs THAT HELP DECREASE CHOLESTEROL

Blood cholesterol levels can be decreased not only by adopting a healthier lifestyle and diet, but also taking advantage of the effects of certain herbs on your body. Most notable among them are caltrop, couch grass, alfalfa and veronica.

Cholesterol – The Bogeyman of Civilization, But Also a Dangerous Enemy

You have high cholesterol! Have you heard this phrase from your doctor? Chances are you have, as high cholesterol levels are one of the most widespread health issues of today. But what does it actually mean? What is cholesterol, and what is the difference between so-called good and bad cholesterol? It is good to be informed so you can better understand your health and know which problems you can avoid.

GROW YOUR OWN: Blackcurrant – AN UNEXPECTED VITAMIN BOMB!

Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum) can grow in almost any garden. In some gardens, you’ll find only one or two bushes; others may be completely covered by them. Blackcurrant can trigger a number of emotions – some people outright hate it because they find it too spicy and aromatic, while others love it because they appreciate not only its taste but also its medicinal properties. What cannot be denied is that this fruit is a record holder in the domain of vitamin C content.

Homemade Digestive Liqueurs

If one knows how to approach liqueurs, they can be a handy weapon in our wellbeing arsenal. Buying a bottle at a store will, however, never be a match to the excitement of making it ourselves at home. When cooking our own liqueur, a whole world full of new smells and tastes opens up for us. Ideally, we should also be making them according to our own taste, and using herbs and fruits that we’ve grown in our garden or picked at our favorite spot.

Healthy Sweeteners and Sweets

It’s common knowledge nowadays that regular sugar is not particularly healthy for the human body. So, we’ve prepared a short list of healthier alternatives which you can use to sweeten your life with.

Growing Herbs in February

February might be the shortest month of the year, but it makes many people feel tired. The reason for that is most likely the approach of winter’s end, which has been a long time coming. But there’s an upside to the month of February – it’s the ideal month for starting to grow herbs in a window box.

Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla)

When talking about medicinal herbs, chamomile is one of the first to come to mind – we can hardly think of a more traditional and typical healing herb. It grows practically everywhere, and is wellknown and widely used in Europe, Asia, North America and even Australia! For its industrial uses in medicine and cosmetics, it is grown agriculturally in huge amounts.