AMBE NATURAL

  Dust allergies are a common problem for many people, especially those who suffer from hay fever or other seasonal allergies. The dust particles in the air, from pollen to pet dander, can cause sneezing, coughing, watery eyes, and nasal congestion. While over-the-counter medications can provide temporary relief, there are also many natural remedies that can help reduce the symptoms of dust allergies. 1. Nettle Leaf Nettle leaf has been used for centuries as an herbal remedy for allergies. The active ingredients in nettle leaf act as an antihistamine, blocking the release of histamines in your body that cause allergic reactions. You can buy nettle leaf in tea or capsule form, or make a tincture by soaking the dried leaves in alcohol and water. 2. Butterbur Butterbur is a natural herb that has been used to treat allergies since ancient times. It has been found to be effective in reducing sneezing, runny nose, and other allergy symptoms. The active ingredient in butterbur is petasi...

  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...

  Teenage is a crucial phase of life as we all go through many psychological, physical and reproductive changes. Mensuration is one of those most crucial changes in a woman’s body.  It is a biological phenomenon that occur in girls during adolescences or teenage. It is the cyclical discharging of blood, secretions, and tissue scrap from the female internal reproductive organ that recurs in non-pregnant breeding-age primate females at just about monthly intervals which is taken into account to represent a readjustment of the uterus to the non-pregnant state following proliferative changes concomitant the preceding ovulation. The beginning of mensuration is called menarche, 70% girls go through menarche between 11 to 14 years and the stoppage of this phenomenon is called menopause and it happens post 45 age. Mensuration Blood as medicines :  Blood during female lunar cycle or menstruation blood has been used in medicines from ages . In Chinese Daoist alche...

Herbs for hair There is no denying that nature has been the source of aesthetic solutions since the beginning of time. Herbs are a natural way of treating many diseases ranging from an uneven complexion to a dry scalp. But herbs can also help with your hair growth hair goals! Here are the remaining herb s for hair growth: Green Tea Camellia sinensis, contains antioxidants that benefit by reducing hair loss and hair loss and soothing hair conditions such as dandruff and psoriasis. It contains natural Vitamin C which helps guard against damage from UV rays, Vitamin E which helps dry or damaged hair and panthanol which helps to make hair stronger and soft and ends the split. Good for: hair loss; Russian; Skull position * Hibiscus Hibiscus sabdariffa, or Javakusuma, is used to reduce gray hair and promote hair growth. Flowers and leaves contain mucus and plant proteins that help in the treatment of hair loss and dandruff. Hibiscus infusion is great as an ultimate herbal rinse, ...