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  Today, we live in a time when manufactured Herb is prevalent, but should they be the only approach to healing treatment? Even with all these engineered options at our fingertips, many people find themselves turning to the medicinal plants that started it all: herbal remedies that help heal and promote physical and mental well-being. Have the capacity. However, many herbs and herbs teas offer harmless subtle ways to improve your health. But always discuss with doctor before taking herbs. With this cautionary tale in mind, choosing the right plant can seem daunting for someone who simply wants to feel better without taking medication. So, with the help of expert Debra Rose Wilson, we're looking at the most effective and therapeutic plants—the ones that have strong scientific evidence to support their safe use. Deciding about herbs with more traditional medicinal approaches is something you and your health care practitioner can address together. Sometimes, notes Wilson, ing

  Nausea, vomiting and early morning awakening are common symptoms in early pregnancy. Collectively, they are commonly known as morning sickness. Morning sickness affects many women in their first trimester (around week six to eight). Although nothing to worry about, morning sickness can be quite unpleasant for some. According to Ayurveda, these symptoms are due to aggravation of pitta dosha. There are three fundamental doshas: vata, pitta and kapha, and good health is considered an ideal state of balance of these three doshas. We will discuss 4 herbs such as ginger, mint, and raspberry 1.   Ginger According to nutritionist Shilpa Arora, "A teaspoon of ginger juice can help reduce the discomfort caused by morning sickness." Ginger juice has stimulating properties that can calm your stomach. You can also substitute ginger tea or ginger candy instead. Ginger may help ease morning sickness. In fact, it has a long history of being used to treat upset stomach. Morning sickness ca

  Winter is a fascinating season when people enjoy the sunshine more than ever. In this season, it is fun to go out and eat spicy food, and often it causes diseases like stomach upset, fever, cough, etc. Also, some people are allergic to sinusitis and cold and the cold is not less than any danger. Children, old people, and people with breathing problems like asthma suffer a lot during this time of the year. But nature is a storehouse of medicines. Several medicinal herbs can help people stay fit and well during extremely cold weather. India is the land where Ayurveda originated and to date, there is someone in every household who educates the rest about the power of herbal medicine. Consuming herbs for winter health is always a safe option as they do not come with side effects. But yes, the consumption of these herbs should be practiced regularly for long-term results. 1.   Ginger(Adrak) : Usually, no morning starts without a steaming cup of ginger tea. The consumption of ginger tea in

  As you all know winter have has just begun so Hair fall is a common, yet one of the most frightening problem faced by men and women all over the world. Whether it is due to diet, stress, auto-immune disease, illness or any other reason, hair loss can be a very individual problem that requires individualized treatment. One of the best ways to prevent hair loss and promote hair growth is to use herbs such as Licorice, Aloe Vera, Bhringraj, Sesame, Rosemary, Amla, with natural healing properties. These herbs that prevent hair loss are listed as below: 1.       Licorice Liquorice is best herb which help to keep the scalp moisturized and hydrated, thus preventing many common conditions like dandruff, itching, and flaking. 2.    Aloe Vera Aloe vera helps in maintaining the pH level as well as sebum production. It effectively prevents hair fall and also encourages hair growth and great scalp health. 3.      Bhringraj One of the most popular herbs to fight hair fall, Bhringraj i