• Categories

  • Pages

  • Tags

  • Archives

  • Meta

  • Dust allergy

    Posted by admin on March 18th, 2010 and filed under remedies allergies | No Comments »

    http://www.dustallergyrelief.com, dust allergy, dust mite allergy, allergy treatment, allergy remedies, cure allergies

    Duration : 0:0:27

    Read the rest of this entry »

    Technorati Tags: , , , , ,

    Herbal Remedies : Making Juniper Berry Infusion

    Posted by admin on March 18th, 2010 and filed under herbal remedies | 4 Comments »

    An herbal infusion of juniper berries is a great herbal remedy for a cold. Learn how to make a juniper berry infusion with tips from an herbalist in this free video on natural remedies.

    Expert: Heather Herrington
    Bio: Heather Herrington is an herbalist with years of experience in treating common ailments with herbs and other natural remedies.

    Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

    Duration : 0:2:59

    Read the rest of this entry »

    Technorati Tags: , , , , , , , , , , ,

    Food Allergies: A Personal Story

    Posted by admin on March 18th, 2010 and filed under cure allergies | 3 Comments »

    Sarah Gitlin talks about her lifetime of dealing with food allergies. Diagnosed at 10 months old, Sarah spent her childhood unlike most other children, but very like much like other food allergy sufferers. Now 18, Sarah is among those leading the charge for a cure.

    Children growing up with food allergies must avoid foods the rest of us take for granted, such as peanuts, milk, wheat, eggs, and more. Luckily, through existing science a cure is possible. Visit the Food Allergy Initiative at www.faiusa.org for more information

    Duration : 0:6:0

    Read the rest of this entry »

    Technorati Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

    4th 2009 Nobel ( Chemistry)Application ALLERGY: Its Permanent Cure.

    Posted by admin on March 18th, 2010 and filed under allergy cure | No Comments »

    Allergy is a medical syndrome. Not so per discovery of Realignment Therapy. DIET and ENV IRONMENTAL factors (i.e., dust, feathers, animal hairs,etc.) the pointed causes medically are not correct. It is caused by an obstructing misalignment (9th left rib) that results in blood lesion and malfunctioning of the allergens. As pointed in the 3rd Nobel Application in Chemistry, misaligned 9th right rib causal for diabetes, the misaligned 9th left rib, causal for allergy. Therefore realignment surgery of the misaligned 9th left rib is the future permanent cure for allergy and it is syndrome no more if adopted by medically, someday.

    Duration : 0:7:22

    Read the rest of this entry »

    Technorati Tags: , , ,

    I Tried All Bacterial Vaginosis Home Remedies That Didn't Work

    Posted by admin on March 17th, 2010 and filed under remedies allergies | No Comments »

    After Trying All kinds of Bacterial Vaginosis Home Remedies Without results I finally found the one that cured my B.V. about a year ago. It hasn't recurred yet! See how at http://womenshealthonlineportal.com/bacterial-vaginosis-treatment/

    Duration : 29 sec

    Read the rest of this entry »

    Technorati Tags:

    Canine Allergy

    Posted by admin on March 17th, 2010 and filed under allergy cure | No Comments »

    JANET COMBS
    http://www.special-dog.com – With Over 40 Years of Personal Experience, and over 14 Years as a Professional Breeder, and with the Ideas Developed from Extensive Research's over that time Here are My Recommendations For Every Pet Lovers.

    Duration : 29 sec

    Read the rest of this entry »

    Technorati Tags:

    Finally A Cure For Piles!

    Posted by admin on March 17th, 2010 and filed under cure allergies | No Comments »

    http://www.cureforpiles.com � GET RID of HEMORRHOIDS with the natural proven method that's been handed down by generations. Get your FREE eCourse and Discover What 95% of Hemorrhoid Suffers Don�t Know But Need Too..

    Duration : 1 min 52 sec

    Read the rest of this entry »

    Technorati Tags:

    High Quality Herbal Nutritional Supplement

    Posted by admin on March 17th, 2010 and filed under herbal remedies | No Comments »

    We have the herbal nutrition supplements that really work! These dietary supplements have proven results to increase endurance, enhance cell funtion, and help you lose weight. Resveratrol is a herbal red wine extract with effective health results. These herbal nutrition supplements have proven results!

    Duration : 41 sec

    Read the rest of this entry »

    Technorati Tags:

    The Legend Of Ayurvedic Medicine: Vata – Pitta – Kapha

    Posted by admin on March 17th, 2010 and filed under remedies allergies | No Comments »

    The legend of the beginning of ayurvedic medicine is that the one creator, Brahma, taught the theories and practices to one of the animal lords, who taught it to the Asvins-the divine twins.

    They taught this to the chief of the shining ones, called Indra. These were the deities of ancient verdict times.

    As mankind fell victim and suffered from ailments and disease the wise men went to Indra and were taught the ancient remedies and healing cures.

    This is the knowledge of medicine, which is divided into 8 separate branches of the divine tree.

    Kaya chikitsa is the medicine of the internal organs and workings of the body;

    Baala is the study of the medicine needed in order to heal children;

    Urdhvanga is the original study of the ears, nose and throat (as well as dentistry.)

    All surgery, including plastic surgery, is called Salya;

    The study of toxicology-stemming originally from the poison extracted from bug bites-is Danstra.

    The study of what we now know as Alzheimer’s and other diseases of the age advanced is called Rasayana

    The study of pregnancy and gyneocology is Prasuti;

    The study of mental illness and demon possession is the treatment called Graha.

    The belief is that there are three elements in /of the body which cause disease. These are called Vata, Pitta and Kapha. We will talk about each one in turn.

    Vata: We are all made up of space and air, with some light, water, and earth thrown in. Vata transmits perceptions to the mind and body and maintains the body’s natural balance. If this energy which is used to transmit so much of the outside world to our inner selves becomes imbalanced, disease sets in.

    Pitta: This is the energy responsible for vision, digestion, heat, hunger and thirst, happiness and intelligence. When this element is out of alignment, it results in depression, weight gain or loss, dehydration, apathy, and digestive problems.

    Kapha disease is the result of lack of conserving and stabilizing the body, we commonly call them viruses or “bugs.”


    All disease is called Vyaadhi. It is the state of the being when we are full of discomfort or pain, but while all are caused by an imbalance in one of the three elements, they are treated according to the classification of the trauma:

    Adhyatmika: physical and constitutional (physical injury, hereditary, and pre-disposition)

    Adhibhautika: contributed to environment (allergies, etc.)

    Aadhidaivika: contributed to gods or spirits (demons. mental imbalances)

    So how does Ayurvedic treatment differ from modern medicine?

    Practitioners of ayurvedic medicine believe that although antibiotics have their uses (take into consideration post surgery antibiotics to edge out infection or post transplant antibiotics which if not taken will surely cause certain death) ayurvedic doctors would rather see the balance of the body resume as quickly as possible.

    The drugs used in ayurveda are derived from vegetables and minerals, with plant alkaloids as the active ingredients. While western medicine relies on this basic principle, the derivatives are often chemically rather than naturally based.

    Before you study up on this medicine further and decide to grow your own medicinal herbs, be forewarned that where the plants grow have everything to do with their potency and ability to fight infection. You absolutely must have the right balance of alkaline and acid in your soil, as well as stringent water and light conditions.

    Some of the remedies might surprise you, as they are virtually the same as Grandma used. The Ayurvedic remedy for a hacking cough? Equal parts honey and the juice from a baked lemon. Grandma probably didn’t know to bake the lemon to increase the acidity, but you get the point.

    Rene Graeber
    http://www.articlesbase.com/advertising-articles/the-legend-of-ayurvedic-medicine-vata-pitta-kapha-61269.html

    Dry Skin Treatment With Herbal and Ayurvedic Remedies

    Posted by admin on March 17th, 2010 and filed under herbal remedies | No Comments »

    Excessively dry skin can put a great dampener on the overall appearance of the person. Dry skin lacks the glow and the sheen of normal skin. It can become easily scratched and cracked, due to which there could be bruises on the skin even with slight frictions. Dry skin also loses its natural color. For all these reasons, it is very necessary to get dry skin treated as soon as possible.

    Dry skin is generally caused due to environmental conditions. It is observed in cold weather, when the climate is too dry and cool. Since the climate is dry, it absorbs the water content of the skin, due to which it becomes dry. In this sense, dry skin is caused by vata vitiation. But sometimes, the skin becomes dry in the hot season also. If this happens, then the cause is a pitta vitiation.

    (1) Useful Herbs/Plants in the Treatment of Dry skin

    1. Aloe vera (Aloe vera)

    Aloe vera replenishes the skin by providing the nutrients it lacks. Its extracts are used for massaging the skin.

    2. Apple (Malus domestica)

    Apple contains potassium and tannin which are both necessary to maintain the healthy texture of the skin. Apple not only removes the dryness of the skin, but also makes it appear shinier.

    3. Cucumber (Cucumis sativus)

    Cucumber is beneficial if the dryness is especially over the face. The juices of the cucumber have a cooling effect on the face. Also the juices provide the lost water content to the face and reduce its dryness.

    (2) Dietary Treatments for Dry skin

    Since dry skin is caused due to vata or pitta vitiation, the diet should be designed to reduce these vitiations. Vata is the air element; while pitta is the fire element. The following guidelines must be followed:-

    1. Cook your food in a little fat, suitably ghee. The food must not be totally dry.

    2. If the dry skin is a result of vata vitiation (dry skin in cold weather), then eat foods that are heavy on the stomach. But do not use much spices.

    3. If the dry skin is a result of pitta vitiation (dry skin in hot weather), then eat light foods that are easy to digest. Use more fibers in the diet.

    4. Sweet foods are good for both vitiations.

    5. Eat lots of fruits. Consume more of the sweet foods to build up the starch content in the skin.

    6. The best condiments and spices to be used in the diet are cumin, coriander and turmeric. These soothe the skin.

    7. Water is the most important part of the diet for correcting dry skin. About 7 to 8 glasses of water must be consumed in a day. But the water should be at room temperature. Cold water will aggravate the vata further.

    8. Avoid alcohol and caffeine-containing beverages since they can make the skin drier.

    (3) Home Medications

    a. In order to reduce the dryness of the skin, massage therapy must be used. Any herbal oil will do for the massage. Almond, avocado and olive oils are the best. The whole skin must be massaged and fingers must be used to dig deeper so as to pass the oil into the skin. After the massage, you must wait for about half an hour (keep the massaged skin exposed to the air if possible) and then go for a bath. The period helps the oil to permeate into the skin.

    b. If the dryness is on the face, then make a paste of about a teaspoonful of rose water and two of honey. Smear this paste nicely on the face. Let it remain for a couple of minutes and then wash it off with slightly warm water.

    c. Mayonnaise gives good results when applied on the dry skin and let be for some time.

    d. An apple can be used for treating excessive dryness of the skin. Cut an apple in half and run its fleshy part on the skin. Apply a bit of pressure and squeeze the apple onto the skin to let its juices flow in.

    e. Do not use tap water for washing the face. Tap water contains chloride ions which may harm the dry skin. Use mineral water instead. In a similar manner, do not use an ordinary soap on the skin. There are soaps available with moisturizers. Use them when having your bath.

    Maintain a proper daily regimen. Try to get up at a fixed time each morning and go to bed at a fixed time. The adage ‘Early to bed and early to rise makes a person healthy, wealth and wise’ is very true in the case of dry skin.

    Regular exercise is also important. Exercise makes the blood circulate better, due to which the nutrients are transported to all parts of the body. This will make the skin moister.

    Tom alter
    http://www.articlesbase.com/health-articles/dry-skin-treatment-with-herbal-and-ayurvedic-remedies-110889.html