Natural Health Journals


March 29, 2012

Natural Remedies for Stomach Complaints

Stomach pain is a common complaint with children and adults and can be caused by a number of things. With women there is usually a monthly complaint of menstrual cramps and pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS). Stomach pain usually passes rapidly but in some cases symptoms are persistent so sufferers are often in a state of pain [...]

January 23, 2012

Can Caffeine Be Part of a Healthy Natural Diet?

If you pay attention to the news, you probably hear all sorts of conflicting things about the healthiness or unhealthiness of caffeine. Every time there is a new study, the news tends to report the most sensational details without taking the full results into account. Hence, the public perception about caffeine can be rather confused. [...]

September 20, 2011

Several Natural Headache Remedies

By Marc Courtiol According to the most recent studies, 95 percent of men and 90 percent of women have at least one headache per year. For most of us, though, headaches occur far more often than that. And an unfortunate portion of the population-about 12 million Americans according to recent figures-deal with headaches that occur [...]

May 2, 2011

Chinese Herbal Medicines Helping Infertility

Herbal medicines can offer a more gentle aid to fertility problems than other help you may seek. Chinese herbal physicians have developed medicines which throughout history have helped women improve their chances of reproducing. They do this by harmonising the endocrine system which regulates the menstrual cycle.

March 22, 2011

Holistic Health: Does Acupuncture Really Work?

As an essential part of traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture has been around for thousands of years. But because it is still relatively new to the West, many people have doubts about whether acupuncture actually does anything. Holistic health professionals advocate acupuncture for a variety of ailments, but it has yet to cross into the mainstream, [...]

October 19, 2010

Does Green Tea Have Health Benefits?

Filed under: Chinese Medicine,Herbal Medicine,Hydration — admin21 @ 10:27 am

By Jamell Andrews Green tea in its various forms has played a role in human life throughout recorded history, and while its many benefits have been known for centuries, modern science has finally begun to provide us with definitive proof that green tea is one of the most beneficial beverages in the world. The drink [...]

February 11, 2010

Finding Hay Fever Allergy Relief Naturally

Filed under: Acupuncture,Allergies,Alternative Medicine,Supplements — Administrator @ 3:32 pm

By Marc Courtiol About 40 million people in the United States suffer from hay fever, or allergic rhinitis, on a regular basis. For many people, these types of allergies have become a regular nuisance to deal with year round and are not just a temporary inconvenience that they have to deal with for a few [...]

December 23, 2009

Using Acupuncture to Treat Digestive Disorders

Filed under: Acupuncture,Digestive Disorders,Digestive Health — admin23 @ 11:41 am

By Marc Courtiol With the typical Western diet being largely unhealthy, the incidences of digestive disorders continue to rise each year. Sometimes, traditional medical treatments do not sufficiently treat, or cure, these disorders. In other cases, people are simply looking for alternative treatments that do not involve taking medication. Acupuncture is an alternative treatment that [...]

September 23, 2009

The Healing Power of Turmeric

Filed under: Alternative Medicine,Chinese Medicine,Herbal Medicine — admin13 @ 12:30 pm

By Andrew Van Vooren Turmeric is a golden colored Asian herb that is used to provide the color in curries and other dishes that require it. It comes from the powdered root of a tropical plant related to ginger.

October 28, 2008

Energetic Pathways to the Soul

Filed under: Acupuncture,Alternative Medicine — Andrew @ 1:03 pm

by Warren L. Cargal, L. Ac. The integration of Body, Mind and Spirit has been a central part of Acupuncture since the sixth century AD. During this period, the Su – wen, the earliest treatise on acupuncture, classified acupuncture according to three levels. The lowest corresponds to Earth and works on the body to heal [...]

 

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