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Archive for April, 2008

Herbal Allergy Relief Makes Sense

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

For centuries, people have used herbs for cooking. So making use of them as medicines also make sense. They can even be a better option than using synthetic drugs in some cases. Even before the advent of Western medicine, herbs have been there. They have been resorted to for treatment and curative purposes.

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Kabak Cekirdegi – Pumpkin Seed

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

Pumpkin Seed – Kabak Çekirde?i

Pumpkin is an herbaceous, annual vine native to America, now cultivated worldwide in warm temperate regions. Pumpkin has been cultivated in Mexico and North America since at least 14 000 BC. The ripe dried seeds are used. It is a sweet herb, which soothes irritated tissues and has diuretic properties.

 

Health and Pumpkin Seed (Kabak çekirde?i)

Pumpkin seed (kabak çekirde?i) is traditionally used to treat a wide variety of illnesses, and through scientific investigation most of the properties have been validated.

It is used as an anthelmintic (to expels intestinal worms), taeniacide (killing tapeworms), as a diuretic, to treat bed-wetting in children and facilitate the passage of urine, while soothing an irritated bladder.

To expel intestinal worms a preparation is made as follows: grind 200-400 g of dried unpeeled seeds into a pulp, mix with milk and honey until a porridge-like consistency and take on an empty stomach in the morning, followed by castor oil 2-3 hours later. Repeat the next morning.

It is also used to reduce the symptoms of an enlarged prostate, but does not help to reduce an enlarged prostate. Pumpkin seed (kabak çekirde?i) oil can be taken internally (10 drops three times a day) for urinary track infections, as well as boosting the health of the lungs and mucus membranes. Take for four weeks. Externally the dried seeds can be made into a poultice to treat burns.

An oil is extracted from the seeds and can be used as a base oil for aromatherapy massage and contains protein, zinc and polyunsaturated fats.

 

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Mama, I Don’t Want To Eat Pesticides!

Monday, April 28th, 2008

So, your pantry is stocked with its packages, cans, oils and spices. Your fridge is full of meat, fruit and vegetables. You may be feeling comfortable with the fact that you’ve supplied your family with a good supply of sustenance. Not so fast! Here are some things we’ve been lead to believe are better than Mother Nature’s recipes.

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Treating prostate cancer with vitamins and minerals

Monday, April 28th, 2008

Men are likely to face a typical problem with their prostate, a small male gland located between the bowel and the bladder, once they are above the age of forty. A major problem arises when this gland enlarges and pressurizes the urethra through which the urine is passed.

The dribbling, Incontinence, burning sensation and the [...]

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Herbal Aids To Help You Quit Smoking

Monday, April 28th, 2008

We all hear about the most common different stop smoking aids that are out there, such as the patch, the gum and hypnotherapy treatments that are now commonly used to help people quit

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