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Jan 30, 2010, How To Lose Belly FatLooking for steps to lose belly fat? Well, here are some tips and tricks that you can use to lose that gut. Permalink -- click for full blog post "How To Lose Belly Fat" Dec 25, 2009, Alternative Treatment for ADHDTry an alternative treatment for adhd before you turn to prescription medication. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Alternative Treatment for ADHD" Dec 19, 2009, Colon FlushA colon flush can be very beneficial to your health. Here's how it's done. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Colon Flush" Dec 19, 2009, Natural Colon CleansingNatural colon cleansing can help with most of your sickness and illnesses Permalink -- click for full blog post "Natural Colon Cleansing" Dec 10, 2009, Butterbur HerbButterbur herb has been as successful as the prescription drugs Allegra and Zyrtec in treating symptoms of hay fever and causes less drowsiness, which is a common side effect of Permalink -- click for full blog post "Butterbur Herb" Dec 10, 2009, Butchers BroomButchers broom works particularly well to ease swelling and pain for people who are Permalink -- click for full blog post "Butchers Broom" Dec 10, 2009, Burr MarigoldBurr Marigold is also known as Water Agrimony. The herb is used very little at the present time as a natural remedy. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Burr Marigold" Dec 10, 2009, The Burdock PlantThe Burdock plant is one of those nature’s best remedies that grow in your own backyard. It is found along roadsides and meadows throughout North America Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Burdock Plant" Dec 10, 2009, BuckthornToday many veterinarians use Buckthorn as a purgative for dogs. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Buckthorn" Dec 10, 2009, BuchuBuchu is a small shrub that grows in southern Africa. It grows 2-3 feet high with five petaled flowers that are whitish to pink. The leaves are glossy and contain an oil that increases the productio Permalink -- click for full blog post "Buchu" Dec 10, 2009, The Brahmi HerbBrahmi herb has gained world wide recognition as a memory booster, for promoting mind alertness and is widely used as an antioxidant and in improving the brain cell functions. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Brahmi Herb" Dec 10, 2009, The Borage PlantThe Borage plant is an annual with an exquisite, bright blue and star-like flowers which are edible. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Borage Plant" Dec 10, 2009, The Boldo HerbThe Boldo herb is an evergreen shrub/tree with leathery, aromatic leaves and scented flowers that bloom in autumn. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Boldo Herb" Dec 9, 2009, The Bogbean HerbThe Bogbean herb is found in stagnant pools and on spongy bogs. The flowers, are of a bright rose color, and when in full bloom the surface of the petal are covered with a white fringe. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Bogbean Herb" Dec 9, 2009, The Blue Flag HerbThe Blue Flag herb is available in powdered root, solid extract, fluid extract, and tincture at health food stores. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Blue Flag Herb" Dec 9, 2009, The Blue Cohosh HerbThe Blue Cohosh herb is also known as Papoose Root, Squawroot, Beechdrops, Blue Ginseng, Leontice, and Blueberry Root. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Blue Cohosh Herb" Dec 9, 2009, BloodrootBloodroot has very thick and strong roots that, when cut, reveal a blood-red color, hence the name. Bloodroot is potentially toxic and can cause severe side effects if ingested in excess. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Bloodroot" Dec 9, 2009, Blessed ThistleDuring the Middle ages, Blessed Thistle was used to treat bubonic plague and used as a popular cure-all. Today it is considered a remedy for a range of problems Permalink -- click for full blog post "Blessed Thistle" Dec 9, 2009, The Bladderwrack HerbThe Bladderwrack herb (Kelp) offers a high nutritional yield and is a good source of trace elements, especially iodine. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Bladderwrack Herb" Dec 9, 2009, The Blackberry PlantThe blackberry plant has slender branches that feature sharp prickles and the leaves are finely hairy with three to five leaflets. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Blackberry Plant" Dec 7, 2009, Black Willow BarkBlack Willow bark contains a safe natural source of aspirin-like chemicals. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Black Willow Bark" Dec 7, 2009, Black walnut TreeThe Native Indians used the bark of the black walnut tree to treat skin problems such as ringworm. They drank a tea made from the bark as a laxative. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Black walnut Tree" Dec 7, 2009, Black RootBlack Root is available in tincture and dried root and is an ingredient in many products. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Black Root" Dec 7, 2009, Black Mustard SeedBlack Mustard seed is one of the oldest spices that is known to man and is highly regarded for its medicinal properties. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Black Mustard Seed" Dec 7, 2009, Black HorehoundBlack Horehound is a perennial herb that has hairy, strong smelling foliage and clusters of pinkish-purple flowers. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Black Horehound" Dec 7, 2009, Black HawDuring the 19th century, physicians valued Black Haw for its sedative effect on the nervous system. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Black Haw" Dec 5, 2009, The Black Cohosh herbThe rhizome and root of the black cohosh herb contains a substance that acts like the female hormone estrogen. This leafy perennial is prescribed for several menstrual and menopausal conditions. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Black Cohosh herb" Dec 5, 2009, The Black Catechu HerbThe Black catechu herb or Acacia tree grows in the region of Africa. It is a thorny, scraggly tree that grows to about 15 feet high. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Black Catechu Herb" Dec 5, 2009, The Bittersweet VineThe Bittersweet vine has star shaped flowers that are pinkish purple in color and have bright yellow stamens. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Bittersweet Vine" Dec 5, 2009, Bistort HerbThe Bistort herb is a hardy perennial with a number of tuberous roots that produce an S-shaped root stock. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Bistort Herb" Dec 5, 2009, BiotaIt is associated primarily with the heart and digestive system. Biota is especially helpful for treating constipation in the elderly due to its oily nature. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Biota" Dec 5, 2009, BilberrySome European herbalist claim that Bilberry may protect the arteries by reducing deposits that lead to heart attacks, strokes, and high blood pressure Permalink -- click for full blog post "Bilberry" Dec 5, 2009, Beth RootBeth root contains a natural precursor of the female sex hormone. The Native American Indians used it to lesson the pain and difficulty during childbirth. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Beth Root" Dec 5, 2009, Benzoin HerbThe oil from the Benzoin herb is prepared from the crude resin from the trunk of a tall evergreen that is native to the tropical areas of the Far East such as Indonesia. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Benzoin Herb" Dec 5, 2009, Bee BalmBee Balm is a perennial plant and there are twelve species of the Monarda genus. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Bee Balm" Dec 5, 2009, The Bearberry PlantModern use of the Bearberry plant is recommended for urinary tract infections, chronic cystitis, kidney and gallstones. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Bearberry Plant" Dec 5, 2009, Bayberry ShrubsBayberry shrubs are available as tinctures, fluid-extract, capsules, powder, dried root, bark Permalink -- click for full blog post "Bayberry Shrubs" Dec 3, 2009, The Bay Leaf PlantCommercially, the Bay Leaf plant is used as detergents, toothpaste, cosmetics, perfumes, and liqueurs. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Bay Leaf Plant" Dec 3, 2009, Barberry BushThe berries that grow on the barberry bush are about ½ inch long, oblong and slightly curved; when ripe, of a fine, red color and has a pleasant sharp biting taste. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Barberry Bush" Dec 3, 2009, Balsam of ToluBalsam of tolu is a tall tree that is native to northern South America. It produces white flowers and winged seed pods. Balsam trees are tapped like rubber trees to collect their resin like gums Permalink -- click for full blog post "Balsam of Tolu" Dec 3, 2009, BalmonyBalmony is an erect little plant that grows sparingly on the edges of swamps, wet woods, and rivers. It is a perennial herb that grows from 2 to 4 feet high Permalink -- click for full blog post "Balmony" Dec 3, 2009, Balm of GileadThe Balm of Gilead is a smooth-trunked, fast growing, deciduous tree that has balsamic-incense-scented sticky buds which unfold into large heart-shaped serrated leaves. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Balm of Gilead" Dec 2, 2009, The Avens HerbIn the 19th century avens herb roots were used to flavor ale and was put in with linens to keep them smelling fresh and to keep the moths away. Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Avens Herb" Dec 2, 2009, Atlas CedarThe atlas cedar trees are mostly grown for the production of essential oil, which is obtained through steam distillation. Permalink -- click for full blog post " Atlas Cedar" Dec 2, 2009, AshwagandaAshwaganda is sought after for its berries, leaves, and roots and is thought to aid in restoring muscles, body tissues, and bone marrow. This herb is commonly prescribed as a medicinal supplement for Permalink -- click for full blog post "Ashwaganda" Dec 2, 2009, Apricot SeedsApricot seeds are also known as bitter almonds and are believed to expel mucus from the lungs as well as an agent to stop coughing. They are also prescribed as a laxative. Permalink -- click for full blog post "Apricot Seeds" Dec 2, 2009, American CranesbillThe American Cranesbill produces a hairy stem with opposite pairs of leaves and clusters of attractive rose-purple flowers that bloom from April to July. Permalink -- click for full blog post "American Cranesbill" Dec 2, 2009, The Allspice TreeThe Allspice tree is a small, tropical evergreen that has gray aromatic bark, leathery green leaves, and dark purple berries Permalink -- click for full blog post "The Allspice Tree" Dec 2, 2009, Aloe PlantsAloe plants, also known as medicinal aloe, medicine plant, and the burn plant, are a perennial tropical herb Permalink -- click for full blog post "Aloe Plants" Aug 14, 2009, Skin Care ProductsWith so many skin care products on the market, you have to be careful what you apply to your skin Permalink -- click for full blog post "Skin Care Products"
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