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by Galeanda on November 13th, 2008
Orange peel dries up phlegm.
Cayenne increases circulation.
Turmeric is a good anti-bacterial and creates good intestinal flora.
Cumin is good for ulcer pain as it is very cooling for the body.
Cinnamon is good for arthritis, colds and flu.
Marjoram is good for soothing ands calming, antispasm
Saffron is a liver cleanser
Dill is an expectorant
Sage stops excess sweating
Hawthorn berries good fro reducing cholesterol.
by Nom de guerre on November 14th, 2008
Fenugreek helps increase milk supply in lactating women.
by jin jang on November 14th, 2008
Apple cider vinegar(organic) does wonders for the body.Juicing fresh carrots and other vegetables is very healthy.Cayenne pepper with at least 50,000 HU is also a very good cleansing agent.Garlic,raw is an excellent plant to cure many diseases.
by mr. Bill on November 13th, 2008
Marijuana helps you appetite and form a giggle. Mr Bill
by East Hill on January 16th, 2009
My neighbor, Herb Johnson, gives great massages.
by uncacal on November 14th, 2008
Garlic has antibiotic-like properties. Old time sailors went to sea with ginger for seasickness and garlic for illness/injury. Marijuana makes you really smart, but that tends to wear off.
by Indigo- in the library with the revolver on March 5th, 2009
Garlic makes intestinal bacteria more balanced and healthy,
Rosemary is good for your hair,
Chamomile helps you sleep (but you probably know that already),
Aloe soothes burns and sores and the such,
White willow bark can be used like aspirin,
Queen Anne's lace can be used as birth control (though make sure to learn a bit more about it before doing it),
Anise is good for coughs and mucus,
Bay leaves help prevent gas (or are supposed to, anyway),
Cayenne pepper is good for the heart, flus, tons of things,
Cloves can be rubbed on the to the gum to stop its aching,
Most spicy herbs are good for digestion,
etc, etc, etc. :P
by dreadyroots on January 16th, 2009
one bout a thousand others...
by Yarnlady is happy every day on March 5th, 2009
None of them have miraculous benefits, it is all natural as well as unreliable and unpredictable.
For some great tips and ideas check out this article, which contains an extensive list:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbal_remedies
When was cape aloe first used?
by Answerbag Staff on May 15th, 2011
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Is milk thistle extract an aromatase inhibitor?
by Answerbag Staff on May 10th, 2011
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What does Tetra Cleanse do?
by Answerbag Staff on May 12th, 2011
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Is using oil of oregano drops every day safe
by Paci on November 11th, 2011
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male breasts;To get the necessary Herbs recomended,fennel seed,funegreek,saw palmetto,wild jam,pueraria minifica,where do I Go? and dosage
by Owen_W1647 on November 27th, 2011
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You're reading Rosemary helps me sleep, ginger helps my upset stomach, what other herbs have miraculous benefits?
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thanks cool, rosemary helps me sleep and helps me remember my dreams, ginger is a miracle for nausea. I cannot even watch a mari go round without getting sick, but i can eat a lil ginger on my toast and sail on off the horizon
by germaster on November 13th, 2008
Yes, ginger is good for that. Lemon in hot water is also a good stomach soother. Rosemary is also great as a rinse for hair as it strengthens the hair follicles and stimulates growth as well as increasing hair strand strength.
by Galeanda on November 13th, 2008
wow, nice wish i had more points for ya :)
by germaster on November 13th, 2008
And, believe it our not, hot peppers provide pain relief. I have a sister-in-law who did a lot of real medical research on capsaisin (the chemical that gives peppers their heat) as a pain reliever. It seems counter-intuitive, but it's totally true that the same chemical that spices up so much of our food actually relieves the pain of stomach ulcers, arthritis, and more.
http://www.johnshopkinshealthalerts.com/reports/arthritis/128-1.html
http://supplementspot.com/capprovefpai.html
I ought to ask her if she has any direct links to their studies online.
by The Chief on November 13th, 2008