Healing Articles
141: Boost Vitality and Energy with Deer Antler Velvet
Deer antler velvet comes from the re-grown antlers of male deer. Each year, the male deer grows a new set of antlers. The stage at which they resemble soft velvety fur is when they are cultivated for
142: Elderberry Does More than Flavor Your Pancakes
The elderberry has been an important and popular part of European alternative medicine for ages. It is revered by herbal healers for its effectiveness in treating many ailments. As far back as 400 B.C
143: Why Does Cranberry Work So Well for Bladder Infections?
Cranberry is a fruit native to North America. It typically grows in bogs, and commercial production is mainly performed in Massachusetts and Wisconsin.
For ages, cranberry has been used for the preve
144: How Does Maitake Mushroom Boost the Immune System?
Medical practices treat the symptoms of disease. They do not prevent the illness itself. Alternative medicine offers a complement to the traditional methods. More and more physicians are realizing thi
145: Licorice is More Than That Tasty Treat in the Grocery Store
Medical professionals, especially in Europe and Japan, have been using licorice more and more in medicine. The Chinese consider licorice to be a superior balancing and harmonizing agent, so it is adde
146: Is the Herb Damiana for Men or Women?
Damiana can be used by both men and women. It is known to have restorative effects on reproductive organs in both sexes.
Uses:
For men, Damiana is known to raise levels of testosterone. It is also h
147: Cramp Bark Could Help Relax And Support Female Functions
Cramp Bark is best known for relieving cramps related to menstruation. It contains a substance called viopudial, which provides it with its cramp-relieving effects. It is the most powerful antispasmod
148: Boost Your Health with Codonopsis
Codonopsis, "the poor man's ginseng," is the dried or fresh root cultivated from the plant Codonopsis pilosula. It is a perennial native to Asia and is found most abundantly in parts of China. It thri
149: Boost Energy Levels with D-Ribose
Discovered by Phoebus Levene in 1905, D-ribose is a monosaccharide, and is a component of RNA that is needed for genetic transcription. It is a stereoisomer of ribose, and although not regarded as an
150: Coral Calcium an Alkalizing Mineral to Balance pH
The health benefits of coral calcium were discovered in 1979, when a British journalist representing the Guinness Book of records traveled to Okinawa to talk to Shigechiyo Izumi, who at 115 years old
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