1 Aarogya (good health) Herbal Tea\n\nMost of the clients have benefited economically and health-wise also by being involved in income plan and using Aarogya Herbal Tea made by mixing various plants having high medicinal value like Tulasi, Lemon grass, Dandelion, Rose merry and Chamomile . \n\nADVANTAGES OF AAROGYA HERBAL TEA:\n \na) Prevents from Gastric, Ulcer and Cancer.\nb) Prevents from Hypertension, Constipation and Jaundice.\nc) Does not allow Colitis deposit in kidney and gall bladder.\nd) Prevents from joint pains.\ne) Prevents from diseases related to liver and heart.\nf) Helps Asthma patients.\ng) Prevents diabetes. Helps cure diabetic patients. \nh) Helps in hay fever and cough and cold.\ni) Increases appetite, cleans blood and helps people suffering from piles.\nj) Helps people having Uric Acid, Gout and Arthritis.\nk) Regulates menstruation.\n\nPlease, Mail me for more Products.- tejdiprai@yahoo.com
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If you live in Asia, you can easily make a tea from the leaves of the Guava , and add some Lemon Grass. Both of these herbs are very powerful and guava especially is good for this problem. One can get herbal like this in the Philippines already in capsule form.\nDr. Allen Sanders
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As far as homeopathic/natural things go-- I found that feverfew tea (or now I think they have tablets) was a natural ingredient that helped migraines.  I didn't like the tea, so this one didn't work that great for me.\n\nWhat really helped me, was to up my intake of B vitamins/niacin.  That did help me prevent/get ride of a significant number of migraines.\n\nGood luck-- I know they are pretty miserable.
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Medical uses\nThe extract of the Ginkgo leaves contains flavonoid glycosides and ginkgolides and has been used pharmaceutically. It has many alleged properties, but is mainly used as memory enhancer and anti-vertigo agent. However, studies differ about its efficacy.\n\nIt is commonly added to energy drinks, but it is expensive, so the amount is typically so low it does not produce a noticeable effect, except for the placebo effect from being listed on the label. A study published in the August 21, 2002 issue of Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) suggests that there is no difference between the memory abilities of people taking ginkgo supplements and those taking a placebo.\n\nSide effects\nGinkgo may have some undesirable effects, especially for individuals with blood circulation disorders and those taking anti-coagulants such as aspirin and warfarin, although recent studies have found that ginkgo has little or no effect on the anticoagulant properties or pharmacodynamics of warfarin[1][2]. It should also not be used by people who are taking the anti-depressant drugs known as monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOI) or by pregnant women.\n\nGinkgo side effects and cautions include increased risk of bleeding, gastrointestinal discomfort, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headaches, and restlessness. Ginkgo should also not be used by pregnant women or people with a blood clotting disorder.\n\nIf any side effects are experienced the dosage should be lowered immediately. Ginkgo supplements are usually taken in the range of 40-200 mg per day. If the side effects continue usage should be stopped completely.\n\nTinnitus:\n\nTreatment\nSome types of tinnitus can be treated while others are permanent. In general, there are no cures specific to tinnitus, but if it is caused by a physical condition that can be treated, the tinnitus may also resolve. Chronic tinnitus can be quite stressful psychologically as it distracts the affected individual from mental tasks and interferes with sleep, particularly when there is no external sound. The affected individual may have to generate artificial noise that masks the tinnitus sound. A combination of external masking and psychological counseling known as tinnitus retraining therapy is widely practiced. While it does not actually cure the tinnitus, many report that it becomes much less disturbing and easier to ignore.
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You mean like acupuncture, reflexology, Shiat-su (spelling?), teas and herbs, etc? \nThat should help.
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If you are looking for scientific evidence for the benefits of ginger, then there is not much available yet! Several recent, but preliminary scientific studies have shown evidence that ginger contains molecular compounds with different medicinal effects. These results may happen when tested alone or in combination with other chemicals. How they work may involve multiple mechanisms, but there seems to be an ability for these chemicals to reduce inflammation, reduce rapidly growing tumor cells, and even help antibiotics get inside bacteria!\n\nI am only aware of one published study from India about ginger and seizures, and it only involved animals. It seems that one or more compounds present in ginger not only seemed to reduce seizures (anticonvulsant effect), but might also reduce anxiety (anxiolytic effect) and nausea (anti-emetic effect).\n\nBefore you run out and invest in a ginger company, or stock your shelves with jars of pureed ginger, please realize that the available evidence only occurs in a laboratory setting, like in test tubes. There is no way to be sure that these same effects happen inside a living human body. It is very difficult to assume how much benefit there could be, or whether there remains any benefit after interacting with other chemicals present in ginger, other chemicals in the body, or other medicines one might take.\n\nThat being said, wouldn't it be really nice if your seizures were controlled better with a ginger supplement or a little extra ginger flavor to your meal? It certainly would be worth a try if you like the taste and you are not taking the blood thinner Coumadin (warfarin). \n\nIf you do decide to try some ginger, then I would strongly recommend keeping a log of your seizures and when you consume ginger in any form to see if there seems to be any relationship.
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Sambong (scientific name: Blumea Balsamifera) is a amazing medicinal plant. It is a antiurolithiasis and work as a diuretic. it is used to aid the treatment of kidney disorders. The Sambong leaves can also be used to treat colds and mild hypertension. Since it is a diuretic, it helps dispose of excess water and sodium (salt) in the body. Sambong is one herbal medicine (of ten) approved by the Philippine Department of Health in treating particular disorders.\n\n\nBenefits:\n\n• Good as a diuretic agent\n• Effective in the dissolving kidney stones\n• Aids in treating hypertension & rheumatism\n● Treatment of colds & fever\n• Anti-diarrheic & Anti-gastralgic properties\n• Helps remove worms, boils\n• Treats dysentery, sore throat
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It is an MLM company. I am a RN who has researched various health juices and what is in them. This company has a drink that contains the ACAI berry, it is a good product. The best product I have found is Dr. Earl Mindell's Himalayan Goji Juice. If you look at the ORAC scale which measures the antioxidant of fruits and veggies. GOJI is 25,300. MANGOSTEEN (Xango product), ACAI, and NONI are much lower. I have a copy of the literature if you would like. Also, Freelife International has the best compensation plan I have seen in the industry, compared to XANGO and Mona-Vie. If you would like more info, you can contact me angiecamz@triad.rr.com
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I am a physician. I work in China and we have a plant here that is known as Angelica sinensis. Chinese women have used this for centuries for different reasons. First, they use it for abnormal menstrual cycles and dysmenorrhea, but it is used for fertility as well. They take the herb for several months and then stop using it. Often the woman becomes pregnant. Now of course, there can be physical causes to prevent pregnancy but if the plumbing is good, it works. It is also used by women who have spontaneous abortions....the Angelica creates a stronger vascular bed in the womb to retain the fetus to full term. A company in Canada was marketing the product and if you wish I will be happy to send you the name.
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Fiber has many health benefits!  It will aide in abdominal distress, acne, anal fissures, arms/legs asleep, atherosclerosis, cancer prevention, cardiovascular disease, constipation, detoxification, diabetes, fibromyalgia, gastric ulcers, headaches, hemmorrhoids, multiple sclerosis, nicotine withdrawal, obesity, and varicose veins.\n\nIf you would like to obtain some Fiberwise Drink or Bars, let me know!  They are delicious and come with a 60 day guarantee!  Through me an e-mail if you are interested!\n\nI hope that this helps!
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peppermint tea helps a lot
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Hi,\n\nThe reason why people say that when you drink plain water early in the morning, you will improve your health and cure sicknesses is this:\n\nEarly in the morning, there are some enzymes inside our mouth that when flushed down together with the water into our bodies, will benefit our general health.\n\nAlso, plain (good quality) water will aid in the detoxification process that takes place in the morning.\n\nMy mum does it everyday to promote good health.\n\nCan I inquire about what 'treatment' are you seeking? I actually specialize in helping people get the health results that they want via a detox programme.\n\nI have had people with cancer, arthiritis and other diseases recover from the detox.\n\nIf you are keen to find out more, you can email me at verityy@yahoo.com
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HEY U CAN USE SOME PROTEIN SUPLLIMENT AND AYURVEDIC DRUG
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I would depend on how much Green Tea there is in the drink.  \nGreen Tea can help you lose weight by helping speed up your metabolism.  There is a product called Green Tea Fat Burner that you can buy.  Below is a link to show you what I'm talking about.  And you can get a "free" sample from this site.  There is a $4 charge for shipping on the whole wellness kit (which includes a 2 day supply and 4 educational CDs), but I think it's worth it.\n\nThis won't work by itself.  You do have to have a good healthy diet and exercise.
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Tea is good for you anyways,  and if it has caffeine in it yes its gonna boost your metabolism. Which in turn will help you lose weight.
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Here is a pretty good description, as like all other things make sure you ask your naturopath or homeopath about applications. It is a great remedy topicaly (bumps & bruises) or for trauma (birth, sergury ect..) there is an internal homeopathic that you can get which helps the healing process tremendously.\nArnica (Arnica montana)\nArnica is also commonly called leopard's bane. The arnica plant has a bright yellow, daisy-like flower that blooms around July. Preparations made from the flowering heads have been used in homeopathic medicine for hundreds of years. It is popular in Germany and over 100 drug preparations are made from the plant. Arnica is a perennial that is protected in parts of Europe.\nThe active components in arnica are sesquiterpene lactones, which are known to reduce inflammation and decrease pain. Other active principals are thymol (an essential oil), flavonoids, inulin, carotenoids and tannins.\n\nArnica works by stimulating the activity of white blood cells that perform much of the digestion of congested blood, and by dispersing trapped, disorganized fluids from bumped and bruised tissue, joints and muscles.\n\nArnica is known to stimulate blood circulation and can raise blood pressure, especially in the coronary arteries. The plant is used externally for arthritis, burns, ulcers, eczema and acne. It has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities that can reduce pain and swelling, improving wound healing.\n\nPart Used: Extract of the blossoms\n\nCommon use: It is typically rubbed on the skin to soothe and heal bruises, sprains, and relieve irritations from trauma, arthritis and muscle or cartilage pain. Applied as a salve, arnica is also good for chapped lips, irritated nostrils and acne.\n\nCare: Grows in moist, sandy soil with adequate drainage. Likes full sun.
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Sorry, don't know the article, but ayurveda is good for everything.