Herbal Remedies

Herbal Remedies for Diabetes

Thu, 01 Jan 2009 17:32:03 +1100

When combined with a healthy diet and exercise, herbs can often help lower blood sugar. Some of the herbs thought to be helpful are very common and used for everyday cooking and seasoning of foods. Cinnamon is a good example of a common herb that can be used in an attempt to lower blood sugar. Dosages are of course much higher than what you would use to flavor your toast or coffee. Most people who use cinnamon for medicinal purposes purchase it in capsule form. Tags: Herbal Remedies For Diabetes

Herbal Remedies for Cancer

Thu, 01 Jan 2009 17:32:03 +1100

It's also important to understand what herbs can and cannot accomplish. Herbs are not used to cure cancer. However individuals with cancer may benefit from herbal remedies in a variety of ways. For example, if a person undergoing chemotherapy or radiation is feeling nauseous, an herbalist or doctor may recommend some soothing ginger tea. For individuals who are losing their hair from such treatments, there are herbal scalp treatments that may encourage or accelerate new hair growth. Tags: Herbal Remedies For Cancer

Herbal Remedies for High Blood Pressure

Thu, 01 Jan 2009 17:32:03 +1100

When using herbs to lower blood pressure, it may help to use them in conjuction with a healthy diet and regular exercise. Avoiding unhealthy fats and eating plenty of fruits and vegetables is a great start when it comes to eating better. Rather than butter or margarine, choose olive oil. Wild salmon contains healthy omega oils which are great for a variety of different purposes. Exercise can help you shed extra pounds, increase your sense of well-being and contribute to your efforts to lower your blood pressure. Tags: Herbal Remedies For High Blood Pressure

Herbal Remedies for Back Pain

Thu, 01 Jan 2009 17:32:03 +1100

White willow bark is another herb which is often used for back pain. It contains a compound which is similar to that found in aspirin. The white willow is a tree found in Asia and Europe. The bark itself isn't white, but the leaves are. Since ancient times this bark has been used as an anti-inflammatory treatment. Like devil's claw, its properties may prove effective for the reduction of back pain symptoms. Because it is similar to aspirin, the same caution should be used when using white willow bark. Tags: Herbal Remedies For Back Pain