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Reflections on Herbs, Health And Nature

CALENDULA - A BEAUTIFUL HERB WITH TONS OF HEALTH BENEFITS

Calendula Health Benefits of Calendula Marigold

CALENDULA -  A BEAUTIFUL HERB WITH TONS OF HEALTH BENEFITS

The Calendula is an annual flower native to the northern Mediterranean countries. Its name refers to its tendency to bloom with the calendar, usually once a month or every new moon. The term "marigold" refers to the Virgin Mary, and marigolds are used in Catholic events honoring the Virgin Mary. The Egyptians considered them to have rejuvenating properties. In the Hindu world, the flowers were used to adorn statues of gods in their temples, as well as a colorant in food, fabrics, and cosmetics, and of particular interest, in the 18th and 19th century calendula was used to color cheese....

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HERBAL HEALTH TIP - CABBAGE WRAP FOR WOUNDS, ECZEMA, PSORIASIS AND PAIN

Cabbage Cabbage wrap for wounds eczema psoriasis pain Herbal Remedies Home Remedies

HERBAL HEALTH TIP - CABBAGE WRAP FOR WOUNDS, ECZEMA, PSORIASIS AND PAIN

It’s no surprise that many of the foods you know and eat everyday often have surprising healing properties.And while most of these foods work internally, some have similar, if not more powerful effect when applied directly to the skin.Perhaps one of the most unusual foods you can use topically is cabbage. Believe it or not, cabbage poultices are actually a common and effective home remedy.Cruciferous vegetables like cabbage and broccoli contain methionine, an essential amino acids required for growth and tissue repair. In fact, placing a piece of lightly blanched cabbage over your wounds fight infection and inflammation and reduces...

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NATURAL FLEA AND TICK CONTROL FOR YOUR PETS

Natural Flea and Tick Control for Pets Pet Care

NATURAL FLEA AND TICK CONTROL FOR YOUR PETS

PROTECT YOUR PETS AGAINST FLEAS, TICKS, MOSQUITOES AND OTHER HARMFUL INSECTS   Warm, wet weather is prime weather for fleas. During late spring and all through summer, most regions experience outbreaks of fleas. However, fleas do not care about the calendar. As long as the area is warm enough (about 60 degrees or warmer) for them to breed, and the adult fleas have a blood meal, they will breed. As long as larvae have sufficient humidity to hatch (50 percent at least), they will hatch. Because of climate-controlled homes, fleas easily breed inside all yearlong if homeowners don't eliminate fleas,...

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HERBS FOR KNEE PAIN - TACKLE WINTER JOINT PAIN

Herbs for knee pain

HERBS FOR KNEE PAIN - TACKLE WINTER JOINT PAIN

There are many causes of knee pain. Throughout our lives, our knees bear the weight of our bodies. Consequently, knees can be prone to injury and disease. Age, injury and disease can all cause and contribute to temporary or chronic knee pain. Fortunately, there are several herbs that can be taken internally and/or applied externally to provide relief for knee and joint pain:  Aloe vera can heal more than a sunburn; it also can act as an anti-swelling agent. The enzyme called bradykiniase helps ease swelling and possibly pain. Cabbage leaves. Although a tasty vegetable, cabbage leaves also have cooling effects...

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EDIBLE BACKYARD PLANTS - CHICKWEED

Chickweed Edible Backyard Plants Edible Plants

EDIBLE BACKYARD PLANTS - CHICKWEED

  Starry white flowers with cleft petals, dainty pairs of fuzzy green leaves and purple stems identify the star chickweed plant, which – along with its relatives common chickweed and mouse chickweed – is a great source of vitamins A, D, B complex and C. It’s also packed with minerals like iron, calcium, potassium and zinc. Chickweed (Stellaria media) has a delicate cornsilk-like flavor when eaten raw, and tastes like spinach when cooked.Chickweed can also be finely chopped and applied externally to soothe irritated skin. An infusion made by steeping ¼ cup in a cup of boiling water for 15...

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