Natural Home Remedies

Chamomile is a panacea, said the fans of traditional medicine. Chamomile tea is well-known to us, we all use chamomile tea, and this tea is recommended for many health problems. Is chamomile an universal natural medicine and so helpful, read the text that follows … -Chamomile is an annual herb that grows up to 30 cm. It has a white-yellow flowers and can be found in almost all fields and meadows. We all know that chamomile is a synonym for tea, but except that chamomile is used for making many preparations that are used especially in cosmetics. Benefits of chamomile tea: It stimulates digestion It lowers body temperature It relieves pain Acts against rashes Conjunctivitis Dermatitis Depression Migraine Acne etc.. Chamomile tea is especially good for calming the nervous system. If you are under constant stress at work or home, you should regularly consume chamomile tea. After a few days regularly consuming, you will notice a drastic change. You will feel more relax...

If you are one of the many who suffer from swellings in the legs, you surely know that this condition can be quite unpleasant and impede the everyday activities. Swellings of the legs can be a result of numerous factors, including weight gain, poor blood circulation, unhealthy diet, menstrual cycle, and pregnancy. The swollen legs may often be caused by hot weather, temperature changes, and humidity. On the other hand, gravity also attracts the fluids down to the legs, leading to swellings. However, these swellings are always uncomfortable and quite painful. If your legs are swollen, you should lie down and raise them up to about 30 cm height, to reduce the swelling. Yet, we have another solution to this problem, and it is a completely natural tea made of parsley which will eliminate the excessive fluids from the body and thus will lower the swelling. Parsley tea acts as a natural diuretic, and numerous studies have confirmed its beneficial effects on the general healt...

Did you know that the turmeric is one of the most popular health foods on the planet nowadays? Yes, indeed. Nevertheless, the turmeric has been around for a longer time. Actually, it has been used as an ayurvedic medicine for 4000 years. It is not important if you prefer it as a curry blend, skin-balancing paste or as different drinks, this spice is a very powerful health tool. Health Benefits of Turmeric The turmeric has over 100 health compounds like the curcumin. This particular compound has anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, chloretic, antimicrobial and carminative effects. According to Herbal Medicine: Biomolecular and Clinical Aspects, the turmeric can be used as herbal medicine for rheumatoid arthritis, chronic anterior uveitis, conjunctivitis, skin cancer, smallpox, chicken pox, would healing, urinary tract infections and liver ailments. Additionally, it is used for digestive problems, reducing flaunts, jaundice, menstrual difficulties, and colic, for abdominal pain...

Every day, our bodies are exposed to different toxins. These can come from our own bodies (due to a poor diet) or be a result of our environments (pollution, gas emission, etc.). These toxins can cause deterioration and severe damage to our body, especially when we don’t get rid of them as we should. This can even cause a disorder in the organs whose job it is to purify our body. Plus, the accumulation of toxins in the body can cause deficiencies like: Digestive problems Insomnia Diarrhea Premature aging Weight gain Liquid retention Poor blood circulation Cellulite Although it’s impossible to get rid of all toxins, we can consume a diet that will help us have a better quality of life. In addition to cleansing our body, a healthy diet improves our overall nutrition and increases our enzymes while simultaneously helping to regenerate cells. It’s important to highlight that in order to carry out this plan, it’s very important that you stop eating foods like: ...

The liver is the organ that performs many functions in the human organism and because of this it can get overburdened. Its main function is “to filter the blood coming from the digestive tract, before passing it to the rest of the body” . Among the many important and complex functions that the liver has, are the following ones: To manufacture proteins, including albumin and blood clotting factors; To synthesize, store, and process fats, including fatty acids and cholesterol; To metabolize and store carbohydrates; To form and secrete bile that contains bile acids to aid in the intestinal absorption of fats and the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K; To eliminate the potentially harmful biochemical products produced by the body; To detoxify, by metabolizing and/or secreting, drugs, alcohol, and environmental toxins. (MedicineNet) Therefore, it is very important that you cleanse your liver once in a while so that you help it perform its work freely, without any diffi...