The World Health Organisation estimates that 80% of the earth's population today depends on plants to treat common ailments. Scientific research, particularly in the past fifteen years, has pointed to the therapeutic potential of numerous herbs. Today's renewed interest in herbs reflects increasing concern about the side effects of powerful synthetic drugs as well as the desire of many people to take charge of their own health. Natural remedies offer real scope to prevent and treat many health concerns.
People have been using herbal remedies for centuries. With scientists now investigating the benefits of many herbs based on their anecdotal evidence, herbal remedies, herbal products and herbal supplements offer real scope to alleviate many common health concerns.
Staying healthy is almost on everyone’s list every winter. But this year, in the midst of a pandemic, it may be even more of a concern than usual.
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As we continue to dress ourselves up in front of your very eyes, I hereby announce that all the editorial features are back on our site, and we are still standing.
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A considerable amount of studies have shown that the ageing process is usually accompanied by constant low-grade inflammation that researchers call “inflammaging”.
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With most of us becoming increasingly aware of our carbon footprint, eating the fruit and vegetables...
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Try as we might, there aren’t many reasons to embrace winter this year. An underlying jittery panic even for the sunniest amongst us, restrictions which seem to change hourly...
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It is important that you take the correct vitamins and supplements in your 50s to boost your health and vitality. The choice of supplements is overwhelming and the advice given can be confusing.
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