For whatever ails ya. From a hangover to no sleep to the common cold, this lovely juice will get you up and moving and on your way to feeling your best. Source: Cure All Juice – Orlando Dietitian Nutritionist
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New Year’s Eve is quickly approaching as everyone gets their best outfit ready, their new year’s resolution written down, bottles of champagne prepared, and asparagus stocked in the fridge. With too much champagne, like other alcohol, comes a hangover, and who wants to spend the first day of 2017 in bed with a hangover? Most people want to start the
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As we enter the festive season of celebration, partying, eating and drinking, for many of us, mixed in with that Yuletide spirit is an uneasy sense that all this overdoing it can be damaging to health, which is tempting to dismiss with the excuse that it only happens once a year, so where’s the harm? But perhaps, there are some
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For many of us, the festive season around Christmas brings out our worst over-indulgent habits: we eat, drink and spend more than we would normally do, and regret it come to New Year when we step on those scales, or the credit card bill lands on the doormat. While it may not be desirable, or even realistic to aim for
Read moreI love earthy tones for decor and frugal ideas, so nature as home decor is a perfect match for me. I have been so inspired by the gorgeous Christmas decorations straight from nature that I thought … Source: Stunning Christmas Decor from Nature
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A centuries-old herbal medicine, discovered by Chinese scientists and used to effectively treat malaria, has been found to potentially aid in the treatment of tuberculosis and may slow the evolution of drug resistance. In a promising study led by Robert Abramovitch, a Michigan State University microbiologist and TB expert, the ancient remedy artemisinin stopped the ability of TB-causing bacteria, known
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How to Stay Healthy During Winter Winter is a busy, festive time of year. It’s also a time when more people tend to get sick. What exactly is it about this time of year that encourages aches and sniffles? “Catching a chill” has long been suspected as a cause of winter ailments and, for just as long, has been dismissed
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Sore throats are one of the most common reasons people go to the doctor and they tend to affect children the most. A sore throat is usually considered a minor complaint until you have one and every swallow induces pain—pain that may seem unbearable. Unfortunately, the only option is to treat the symptoms and rest until you recover. Fortunately, there are many
Read moreWith drug-resistant strains of bacteria jeopardizing the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and few new treatments on the horizon, scientists are looking to nature for answers. Source: Plant magic: Scientists return to roots to fight superbugs | Global Ideas | DW.COM | 29.11.2016
Read moreNative people found treatments for many common ailments in the plants with which they shared the landscape. Source: Five Traditional Plant Medicines and How They Might Work | KCET
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