Natural Health Journals


January 29, 2006

Heart Healthy Housework

Filed under: Cardiovascular Health, Exercise — natura @ 6:46 am

DO YOU DREAD DOING CHORES? Here’s a surefire procrastination buster: A report from Indiana University concludes that around-the-house activities like cleaning and gardening actually help lower blood pressure. Researchers examined 28 people, ages 42 to 63, and determined that four hours of accumulated housework and yardwork a day were enough to temporarily drop blood pressure […]

Tie it Back

Filed under: Hygiene — natura @ 6:42 am

Your doctor may conscientious about washing his hands, but that doesn’t mean he’s germ-free. A recent study at The New York Hospital Queens found that nearly half of the neckties worn by clinicians harbored potentially disease-causing bacteria. Simply brushing against your doctor’s tie could put you at risk for urinary tract infections, skin irritations, respiratory problems, […]

“E” is for Eye Sight

Filed under: Eye Health, Supplements — natura @ 6:39 am

Vitamin E may offer protection against cataracts an eye disease that’s the world’s leading cause of blindness. The results of a five-year study of 408 women by the USDA Nutrition Research Center at Tufts University suggest that taking vitamin E supplements for a decade or more may reduce progression of cataract development. Paul F. Jacques, […]

Get in the Mood

Filed under: Love and Relationships — natura @ 6:38 am

Making Love Starts in Your Head, Not Between the Sheets
THE SECRET TO GOOD SEX? Free your mind and warm your feet. In the first brain scans ever recorded during orgasm, researchers from the University of Groningen in the Netherlands discovered the key to arousal for women is relaxation. The subjects also climaxed more easily when […]

Energy Crystals

Filed under: Energy Healing and Crystals — natura @ 3:25 am

WHAT IS ENERGY? Most of us think of it as a commodity-whether it’s gasoline or Red Bull, we buy what we need and that’s that.
In actuality, the human body is an energy conduit that never rests. We’re all constantly transmitting energy information to the universe and receiving it in return. “Everything is eternally moving and […]

Water Fitness Equipment

Filed under: Exercise — natura @ 3:11 am

There’s a boatload of gear available to enhance your water workout. Swim socks protect your feet while running, while paddies, webbed gloves and barbells increase resistance. The equipment is optional (the water itself provides you with great resistance), but the following items might help you make a bigger splash.

Water Works, Even When You’re Healthy

Filed under: Exercise, Hydration — natura @ 3:09 am

Water has long been used to help rehabilitate sports injuries, but healthy athletes can also dive in to supplement their training.   “Working out in water is great for building cardiovascular capacity and muscle strength, and it’s a great complement to your land training,” says Stephen Clark, P.T., president of Athletic Physical Therapy of Southern California. […]

January 4, 2006

The Many Uses of Lavender

Filed under: Herbal Medicine — Administrator @ 1:58 am

Lavendar is a very effective herb for headaches especially when caused by stress. Lavendar can also be used to help depression especially if used in combination with other remedies such as Rosemary, Kola or Skullcap. As a gentle strenthening tonic of the nervous it may be used in states of nervous dibility and exhaustion. It […]

January 3, 2006

Hair Removal by Electrolysis - Is it Right for You?

Filed under: Beauty — Administrator @ 12:14 pm

Electrolysis is a permanent hair removal technique that works by destroying individual hair follicles so that hair can no longer grow. Here’s how it works. Being careful not to puncture the skin, a slender probe is inserted into a hair follicle. Once inserted, an electrical current is passed through to the end of the probe, […]

January 2, 2006

Adult Acne: It’s a Lot More Common Than You Think

Filed under: Skin Health — Administrator @ 5:53 pm

While it is true that acne most commonly appears during the teenage years, it is just as true that a large percentage of individuals suffer from adult acne. In fact, figures show that as much as 25 percent of men and 50 percent of women in their twenties up to their fifties still experience pimple […]

 

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