Food Poisoning

June 15, 2010 | Filed Under Home remedies | Leave a Comment 
Signs And Symptoms Symptoms of food poisoning usually develop Within one hour to two days after eating the affected food and vary depending on what substance caused the poisoning. General symptoms Include: Abdominal cramps and diarrhea Nausea and vomiting Headache Dizziness Sweating Fever Description One in every 10 Americans [...]

You Must Try Easy Cooking Recipes at Your Home

May 24, 2010 | Filed Under Nutrition Update | Leave a Comment 
Many people are fond of cooking but the main aspect of good cooking is to prepare healthy food. Healthy food is beneficial in providing health benefits, so one should try to make some healthy yet delicious food for children and adults. Many easy cooking recipes can be found, which can be prepared in less time and also are healthy and nutritious. In this fast moving era, many of us are busy in our professional li [...]

Chinese Medicine For Indigestion

May 16, 2010 | Filed Under Home remedies | Leave a Comment 
Stimulate digestion. Practitioners of Chinese medicine attribute indigestion to stagnation of qi in the Intestine caused by eating too much or too fast, says Efrem Korngold, O.M.D., L.Ac. To treat the condition, Dr. Korngold prescribes fragrant, spicy herbs to stimulate digestion. They include pepper, cardamom, radish, citrus peel, and hawthorn root. "I also recommend licorice root," he says. "Licorice is the great [...]

Frostbite

April 19, 2010 | Filed Under Home remedies | Leave a Comment 
Signs And Symptoms An area of skin that is hard, white, and cold immediately after prolonged exposure to low temperatures After thawing, the affected site becomes red and painful Decreased sensitivity at the affected site Throbbing pain at the affected site Localized swelling or blistering Description Frostbite occurs when deep tissue cells freeze and [...]

Herbal Medicine For Fungal Skin Infections

January 29, 2010 | Filed Under Home remedies | Leave a Comment 
Try a different kind of tea. When the British explorer James Cook first arrived in Australia in 1777, he found the native aborigines treating skin infections with the crushed leaves of the tea tree. Almost two centuries later, scientists discovered that the oil released by crushing the leaves has powerful antifungal and antiseptic properties. It's even effective against the most stubborn fungal in [...]

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