Feb
01
For many years the red seaweeds have been used in traditional Chinese medicine from a few years, has been used in various treatments for the benefit of health with proven positive results. Today we invite you to learn some particulars of this alga and some things you should know about the properties of red seaweeds. …
Jan
26
The rosemary is one of the plants used in aromatherapy because of its pleasant fragrance. Over time, its use has spread from the culinary to medicinal, and later to the perfume industry. History: In ancient times, rosemary was used to perform rituals, as a condiment and to cure ailments, especially abdominal pain, gout, insomnia, headaches …
Jan
25
Cumin has been widely used as food seasoning, but they have also discovered many benefits it provides to our health, not only in improving our digestive system, but also for our airways, so that we tell you the properties of cumin for the respiratory system. The respiratory system: The respiratory system is very important to …
Jan
15
The plant benefits to health are undeniable: leaves, flowers, stems, fruits, seeds, barks, roots and any other components have been used by mankind for medicinal purposes over time. However, it is important to be cautious when taking any natural remedy, because sometimes we can be allergic to a specific substance or harm by combining two …
Jan
05
The angelica, also commonly called Holy Spirit or wild celery is a plant that grows in the wild, but it is much cultivated by the special effects it has on health. Here we will see its properties and the best ways to prepare it for medicinal purposes. Properties of the angelica plant: All parts can …
Jan
01
The alfalfa is a plant whose roots go so deep that can absorb the most minerals not found on the surface. It is also rich in vitamins and other nutrients essential for bone growth and maintenance of body health. From the sixth century has been used by Asians for medicinal purposes. Let’s see what disorders …
Dec
29
The herbal, medicinal use of plants has existed for thousands of years. The nature is a unity in which all elements complement each other. For this reason, in many plants we can find cures for various diseases and ailments that afflict humans. Today we will show you which the most common uses of medicinal plants …
Dec
15
If we go back to ancient times and since then we see that many villages, covering the Middle East and throughout Asia cultivated sesame. The reason is very simple: this plant has properties that make it very useful and in the culinary as in medicine. Its scientific name is Sesamum indicum, growing annually to provide …
Dec
10
The valerian is one of the herbs most commonly used along with lime and passion flower. This is a plant with several active ingredients used for pharmaceutical purposes, plus it is one of the key ingredients for the preparation of essential oils. The valerian plant has many medicinal benefits, although it’s most popular use is …
Sep
24
The juniper is a slow growing plant that is grown in many parts of the world. The tree produces fruit drives that have been traditionally used to strengthen the body and combat various diseases. The properties of these fruits make them the only part that is used for healing purposes. Dried to prepare infusions and …