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Herbal intervention for Cancer – a possibility 2007-08-27 06:08:10 US researchers report that while Flaxseed retards the growth of prostate tumours in men, Ginseng helps in relieving fatigue often associated with Cancer
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The studies basically reflect the efforts of the doctors in exploring the benefits and risks of foods and supplements that are routinely taken by their patients with a little of scientific evidence.
Dr.Bruce Cheson [...] Read more:Herbal
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Yoga improves concentration abilities and instigates confidence 2007-08-23 00:27:09 According to a study by the American College of Sports Medicine, yoga practice could do more than increasing strength, flexibility and muscle tone. It also helps in improving motivation, concentration and lessens anxiety.
Traci A. Statler, a Sports Pschology consultant from California University says “There is definitely some mental and psychological health benefits to perform yoga”.
While [...] Read more:abilities
Home remedies from experts to drive away cold, allergies and flu 2007-08-21 00:32:33 During the initial stages of flu or cold, place a whole unpeeled grapefruit cut into four pieces in a pot, covered with water. Heat it to boil, stir and add a tablespoon of honey and drink the entire mixture. Brian Berman, MD, Director of the Center for Integrative Medicine at the Maryland University, US says [...] Read more:drive
Why is it that, even a sip of alcohol is a big “NO” during pregnancy? 2007-08-18 01:27:28 Recent researches have revealed that even a tiny drink at a dear friend’s birthday party during pregnancy
could really prove harmful to the baby, damaging the overall development of the baby and causing brain damage. Alcohol passes directly through the placenta, to the baby, where it can severely affect memory, attention span, social behaviour and [...] Read more:ldquo
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A Mango a day could help meet forty percent of fibre requirement 2007-08-15 23:53:38 Mangoes, apart from being tasty and delightful, are highly nutritious and are loaded with vitamins A, B and C, antioxidants, minerals such as calcium, potassium and iron. They also prevent cancer, says recent studies.
A study carried out by the Department of Surgical Oncology, Medical College in Kerala, found that mango consumption was associated with reduced [...] Read more:forty
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Remain well hydrated this summer with these natural coolants 2007-07-06 07:17:16 There are many natural ingredients that are also excellent body coolants. Watch out for any signs of dehydration such as tiredness, nausea, hot and dry skin, headache, quickening of heart beat, dizziness and acute thirst, and keep your-self hydrated this summer, with these natural coolants.
Kokum Factoid – is an evergreen herb, found in the western [...]
Arthritic pain may be correlated to climatic conditions 2007-07-03 07:43:42 On comparison of a data study of patients suffering from knee arthritis among U.S. adults, researchers found that the pain shoot-ups were associated with changes in weather and barometric pressure.
The findings that were published in the American Journal of Medicine, revealed that while many arthritis sufferers felt that changes in weather, had something to do [...] Read more:conditions
Risk of diabetes increases with lack of sleep 2007-06-30 14:36:12 Diabetes is a lifelong condition, wherein the body cannot convert food into energy due to lack of insulin, or in other words, the inability to use insulin. A person with diabetes will have high blood glucose content. The normal range of glucose is about 70 to 110 mg/dl. Blood glucose usually shoots up after eating, [...]
Finally, a solution to the much troubled Urinary Incontinence 2007-06-23 13:17:05 Accidental or involuntary loss of urine or the inability to restrain urinary voiding is referred to as “Urinary Incontinence”.
In such cases, the bladder is unable to hold urine for such a time, so that it could be released voluntarily. Though incontinence is not considered a disease by itself, it could signify a symptom of other [...] Read more:Finally
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Cinnamon helps control sudden surge in sugar levels 2007-09-02 06:51:26 According to a new study, cinnamon helps in reducing the health concern associated with sudden surge in blood sugar that happens on consumption of refined sugar. By adding cinnamon to desserts, the surge in blood sugar levels
that normally happens immediately after consumption of sweetened foods will be reduced.
Research conducted at the Malmo University Hospital [...] Read more:Cinnamon
Echinacea may help relieve cold symptoms 2007-09-20 01:42:39 According to a group of U.S. Researchers, Echinacea may not only help in reducing symptoms
of common cold, but could help prevent infection of certain cold viruses.
Among people who were administered Echinacea, fifty eight percent showed a lower risk of catching cold. The researchers did not study the effects of the herb directly, but looked [...]
Rosehips may help relieve Rheumatoid Arthritis symptoms 2007-09-17 03:49:33 A scientific research carried on in Denmark and Germany, suggests that Rosehips may prove an effective alternative treatment for patients with crippling RheumatoidArthritis
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According to scientists, the rosehip remedy, called Litozin, may help reduce the amount spent by health-care industries on expensive rheumatoid arthritis drugs in future. LitoZin, made from processed ground rosehips is already [...] Read more:Rheumatoid Arthritis
, symptoms
“Poor odor perception could signify Alzheimer’s”- says recent studies 2007-09-08 02:07:27 According to new studies, difficulty in identifying common smells such as cinnamon, banana or lemon could signify the risk for progressive brain disorder and be the first sign of Alzheimer
’s disease.
Researchers have already found long back that microscopic lesions that are considered hallmarks of Alzheimer’s, initially, appear in the brain region, which is the most [...] Read more:ldquo
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Healthy lifestyle habits lowers heart risk even with late-starters 2007-09-06 03:38:28 Leading a healthy lifestyle
even if later in life, could lower the risk of developing heart disease and premature death within years of changing habits
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Researchers of Medical University, South Carolina, tried to find out if late-starters could actually gain the rewards of healthy habits like eating fruits and vegetables, quitting smoking, controlling weight gain, and [...]
Studies reveal Yoga increases GABA (gamma-aminobutyric) levels 2007-09-04 06:15:13 A group of researchers in the US are said to have used a specialized brain scanning technique with magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging, which is actually an MRI scan, done at the molecular level, to study the effects of practice of yoga on the brain. They investigated, in particular, the manner in which concentrations of the [...] Read more:levels
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Omega 3 fatty acids helps counteract muscle loss 2007-09-30 04:20:31 A minimum of 5 millilitres of Omega
3 fatty acids is necessary per day for overall good health. This helps counter, age-related muscle
loss say new studies.
It is best to stock-up on fenugreek seeds, flaxseeds, soybeans and walnuts, as these are rich sources of Omega 3 fatty acids that not only protects one against diseases, [...]
Reduce calories with vegetable soups 2007-10-11 02:51:58 Studies reveal that vegetable soup, used as an appetizer, could actually reduce the overall number of calories they consume at a meal. However, this is not applicable to high-calorie rich creamy soups.
Research carried out at the Pennsylvania State University in US report that having an appetizer of one of four different kinds of vegetable soups [...]
Medicinal Properties of Jamun berry 2007-10-08 00:12:55 The Jamun berry has an unusual taste, but while taking the health factors into considerations, this little berry could blow you away.
The berry which usually leaves a grainy feel on the tongue, is a powerhouse of health. It has been officially named as a diabetes-fighter by the studies conducted by Indian Journal of Pharmacology, and [...] Read more:Medicinal
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Certain veggie-spice combinations prove effective in fighting cancer 2007-10-17 00:19:18 It has now been found that pairing powerful cell-protecting vegetables with certain kind of spices could actually boost the cancer-fighting abilities of both.
Onions and Garlic, the building blocks of most recipes, are potent anti-carcinogens. Also, there has been plenty of evidence to prove that cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower could actually repair the DNA damage which [...] Read more:combinations
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Seed implants increases survival rate for patients with Prostate Cancer 2007-10-23 00:54:40 Study released in the February issue of International Journal for Radiation, states that more than ninety percent of men, who receive proper dosages of radiation levels with permanent radiation seed implants to treat prostate cancer, are cured of cancer within eight years after diagnosis.
Seed implants are becoming a widely accepted treatment option for patients
in [...] Read more:Cancer
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Pumpkin extract may be a source of oral medication for diabetics 2007-10-30 05:55:08 Recent studies conducted by Chinese experts bring a new ray of hope for diabetics.
Researchers, led by Tao Xia, China Normal University, have found that the extract
of pumpkin is a potential treatment for diabetics which could reduce the intake of insulin quantity that diabetics need to take.
Xia’s team found that diabetic rats, when fed with [...] Read more:Pumpkin
Sunflower Seeds fights Cancer: latest study 2007-10-29 02:59:23 An essential trace mineral, Selenium, found in Sunflower
seeds helps fight Cancer
and Heart disease, while also boosting immune system, reveals latest findings.
Sunflower seeds are a rich source of Selenium, which is of utmost importance to human health. Clinical trials and evidence from prospective studies on animal models of Cancer has suggested a very strong [...]
Caraway has medicinal values too!! 2007-10-27 23:54:55 Caraway is another member belonging to the family of aromatic herbs, characterized by carminative properties, just as cumin, anise, fennel and dill. However, the medicinal and health benefit of Caraway is mostly ignored, and it is considered only as a flavouring agent in cookery, liqueurs, and confectionery.
Medicinal and Health benefits:
The seeds and oil of Caraway [...]
The holy herb ‘Tulsi’ - an elixir of life 2007-10-27 00:24:18 Well-appreciated for its remedial qualities, the holy herb, Tulsi, has been popular for centuries. It is also a pillar of traditional Ayurvedic holistic healing system.
Honey and Tulsi have been used since times immemorial for treatment of common cold. Recent researches now reveal that Tulsi contains aromatic oils that cure cold. The tannins, present in the [...] Read more:lsquo
Expert recommendations for treating acidity, the natural way 2007-11-03 04:42:47 Acidity is a condition wherein the stomach produces excess quantities of acid, which otherwise helps in digestive process by breaking down food. Although normally there are some protective mechanisms formulated in the stomach and proximal intestine, against the acid, an imbalance between the level of acid secretion and the protective mechanism could lead to acidity.
Rather [...] Read more:Expert
Betel Leaf (Piper Betel) promotes good health!! 2007-11-02 02:40:22 The Betel Leaf is an aromatic, anti-bacterial, stimulant herb, with a spicy, clove-like flavor. Belonging to the pepper family, the betel vine, represent goodness of wealth in Hindu mythology.
A recent research carried out at the Pharmacognosy Research Laboratory, at the University of Calcutta, revealed that the Betel Leaf prevents degeneration of cells. The result of [...]
Possible alternatives to tackle Kidney Stones 2007-11-07 23:37:35 Kidney Stones
are made of salts and minerals such as calcium or phosphate or oxalate, which are absorbed from food, and instead of getting excreted through urine, they sometimes stick together to form small ‘pebbles.’ They may remain in the kidneys or travel out of the body through the urinary tract. While the stones pass [...] Read more:Kidney
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Cinnamon extract proven to be beneficial for Type 2 Diabetes 2007-11-07 06:24:32 The fact that ‘Cinnamon
Cassia’, the dried bark of evergreen trees cultivated throughout Asia, well-known as a spice and used as a flavouring agent while cooking, has the property of lowering blood sugar levels too, is known only to a few.
During the early 2700 BC, the Chinese herbalists treated even kidney disorders and diarrhea with [...] Read more:beneficial
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Turn to Ginger for a healthy heart!! 2007-11-05 01:20:16 Although the heart-healthy
and cholesterol benefits of garlic have been long-known, it has now been revealed that ginger could prove as good.
A major cause of Atherosclerosis, a major cause of coronary heart disease, happens when the fatty cells and bad cholesterol stick to the artery walls, leading to inflammation, preventing blood circulation. Ginger
reduces the [...] Read more:healthy heart
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