Insect stings: natural remedies

Posted by habibie | March 7th, 2010 in natural remedies | No Comments »

Insect stings

With the blossoming of summer comes back one of the most common problems of the period, the presence of mosquitoes and insects atria annoying that afflict us with their stings.
It ‘true that the market now exist a number of chemicals that act as repellents to prevent insect insidino our skin left uncovered because of the heat, but many of them have this problem, considerable, not only to be repellent insects but also for our fellow men because strong and sometimes unpleasant odor emanating.

First, one of the remedies necessary to sustain the insects away is to create a barrier of odors that bother them and keep them away: using plants such as citronella, thyme lemon, Nepeta Catha’s, the geranium lemon grass, all plants of easy availability you can have on the windows and balconies, and containing substantially the same substances found in most common repellents on the market today.

This contributes significantly to reducing the amount of insects in the environment without having to slather chemicals directly on the skin.

If you just need more protection you can use different essential oils extracted from herbs such as eucalyptus, bay leaf, thyme and lavender. Lately you can also easily find name oil, extracted from the homonymous tree used in Ayurvedic medicine, is particularly bitter, and its repulsive power is remarkable. Read the rest of this entry »

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Hair loss, natural remedies

Posted by habibie | March 5th, 2010 in Home Remedies | No Comments »

hair loss

Although hair loss is a natural consequence of aging, sometimes you can start losing hair at an alarming rate, and early in adolescence or early adulthood.

This condition can lead to thinning hair and balding part. The most common reason for this is the lack of essential nutrients in the diet, prolonged exposure to pollutants such as smoke and dust, insufficient and irregular sleep and stress.

These are the main factors that hinder the provision of nourishment for hair follicles and sebaceous glands present under the scalp, which has directly lead to the slowing growth and weakening of the hair resulting in the fall.

Many natural remedies to prevent this from happening.

Drink at least 10 glasses of water each day promotes the hydration of the scalp and helps to improve blood circulation, which allows even the smallest capillaries to facilitate the addition of nutrients to the scalp. Read the rest of this entry »

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Herbs

Posted by habibie | March 3rd, 2010 in Herbs and Beauty | No Comments »

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Nature gives us a tremendous amount of plants and shrubs. Many of them have medicinal properties. Typically, the medicinal herbs that you can find in your immediate vicinity and that these herbs are suited to your illness or complaint. Here goes the saying “what gets you far” definitely not. In your immediate vicinity you can find everything. I treat here are some very famous and powerful medicinal herbs.

Take a look in the section “from the roadside, there are fun and interesting plants that you bathe in the pan or cosmetic use.
Note: Always a doctor or therapist in the diagnosis. Also remember that each person is unique and reacts differently. Start therefore with a low dose. Does not the drug, reduce the first dose (sounds weird but it generally works). Never use the same long grass, while about one step after another. The herbal female can not take responsibility for any injury caused by improper use of herbs or the wrong use of herbs. If you are not sure whether you have the right herb for you, consult an expert.

The herbal female also organizes one year’s course medicinal herbs. And entirely new: webles medicinal herbs.

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Medicine

Posted by habibie | March 1st, 2010 in Home Remedies | No Comments »

medicine

In recent centuries, thanks to advancements in chemistry and laboratory techniques and equipment, feeding and hygiene improvements, the rate of mortality of various diseases has decreased considerably, thus increasing the life expectancy.

Many important discoveries in medicine have occurred by chance like that of Gregor Mendel (1822-1884) who published in 1865 his books on plants, from which they formed and spread to the laws of Mendel, which then form the basis classical genetics, this has enabled the discovery of DNA structure occurred in 1953. Another emblematic case was that of Alexander Fleming in 1928 saw, somewhat amazed, the disappearance of some colonies of Staphylococcus from a tube through the action of a small mold, testing, thus, the concept of antagonistic bacteria and antibiotic activity essential to eradicate infectious diseases.

Medicine, with its testing is often contrasts with the religion of the people and the religion they believe, and with both the ethical and moral principles of the individual. In 1930 several controversial medical practices were introduced including the ’shock and lobotomy, and in recent years, abortion and cloning are the subject of controversy.

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Cucumber Benefits

Posted by nurul | February 27th, 2010 in Uncategorized | No Comments »

cucumber

Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.; Cucurbitaceae) is a plant that produces fruit that can be used for food, medicine, and cosmetics. These plants need water in the relative growth process.

Ingredients:
* Seed
- Crude fat
- Carotene

* Leaves
- cucurbitasin C
- Stigmasterol.

* Fruit
- Saponin
- Enzyme digestion
- Protein
- Fat
- Carbohydrates
- Vitamins B and C.

Benefits:
Cucumber is believed, though not yet carried out medical tests, menyebuhkan some diseases:
- High blood pressure
- Ulcers
- Clean the kidneys
- Skin care

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Home remedies for stomach ache

Posted by habibie | February 27th, 2010 in Home Remedies | No Comments »

stomach-acheCan stomach ache for many reasons. Chances are that you’re a victim of indigestion or food you’ve eaten that has fallen badly. Do not resort immediately to a drug to calm the upset condition. Try first with one of these natural remedies for stomach ache …

One of the excellent home remedies for stomach pain is to prepare an infusion of basil, especially when the disease presents those stomach cramps, so annoying, though. Grab a handful of fresh basil leaves (per cup of water) and place in boiling for 15 minutes, steeping the tea for 5 minutes. Then we consume and see the results.

Another tea that goes wonders for the stomach pain is marjoram and oregano. Just a teaspoon of each per cup of water, a little rest and drink.

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Herbal Medicine

Posted by habibie | February 25th, 2010 in Herbs and Beauty | No Comments »

herbal medicine

Herbal medicines are a complementary therapy that uses plants or plant extracts to cure diseases. There are many herbal products to treat a large number of problems, from depression to colds, all’ influenza.

Traditional medical plants are just one of the different approaches to use plants as a cure. The others are in herbal medicine and Chinese herbal medicine. The traditional herbal medicines have been used in England for many centuries and remain very popular even Nell’ era of scientific medicine and modern drugs. As with any medicinal herbal remedies can have side Read the rest of this entry »

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Benefits of Cabbage

Posted by nurul | February 24th, 2010 in Plants and Herbal Medicines | No Comments »

cabbage

Plants by scientific name Brassica oleracea L. This became one of the popular vegetables. Plural known, cabbage is used as the main ingredient vegetable soup. Characteristic of the crop of cabbage leaves has. Crop leaf is a leaf folds that make cabbage round or flat.

Ingredients:
- Water
- Protein
- Fat
- Carbohydrates
- Fibers
- Calcium
- Phosphorus
- Iron
- Sodium
- Potassium
- Vitamins (A, C, E, thiamine, riboflavin, nicotinamide)
- Glutamine
- Amino acids

Benefits:
Based on the empirical society, cabbage is believed to overcome:
- Constipation
- Acute inflammation
- Accelerate the healing of peptic ulcers (Cabbage juice)
- Lower cholesterol
- Increase breast milk production.

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The employment of homeopathic remedies

Posted by habibie | February 23rd, 2010 in Home Remedies | No Comments »

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The employment of homeopathic remedies can be done in several ways: the most classic and effective way is to assume the granules drops prescribed or specified in the morning, upon rising, placed directly under the tongue as possible without touching the product with your finger prevent the greasy usually present on these can make it difficult to absorb the remedy.

The granules are dissolved under the tongue for absorption perlinguale is among the most rapid and that there are immediate, and allows the substance or water that dilutes to pass directly into the circulation in the body.

It is absolutely true that Homeopathic remedies should be taken on an empty stomach, as well as the assumption of not being able to drink tea with mint, chamomile or aromatics in general. To recruit sufficient remedies usually do not eat or drink for another few minutes before and for a few minutes later.
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Noni Benefits

Posted by nurul | February 22nd, 2010 in Plants and Herbal Medicines | No Comments »

noni

Noni (Morinda citrifolia, Linn.) Including the coffee-type copy. Noni can both cultures developed in the lowlands and highlands. Noni fruit it tastes good but is also beneficial for health.

Ingredients:
- Morindin
- Damnacanthal
- Methyl acetyl
- Kapril acid
- Sorandiyiol
- Xeronine
- Proxeronine

Benefits:
Research shows, Noni able to heal some penyekit, among others:
- Heart disease
- Indigestion
- Diabetes
- Stroke
- Cancer.

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