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... there is often no agreement as to which is potentially active. An example is garlic, comprised of many sulfur compounds, several of which are candidates for possible therapeutic activity. How can one be sure that herbal medicines contain what is on the label? The only regulatory requirement in The US ...
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... have been used more frequently than spices in the medical field. Also, herbs can and have been used to augment cosmetics and preserve foods. Some argue that there is no distinction between herbs and spices, considering both have similar uses. However, a botanical definition reveals that an herb is a plant ...
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... and female sexual dysfunction. The Lotus seed is yet another indispensable Chinese herb. It tones the kidney and spleen and eases diarrhea. It stimulates appetite and has a sweet to neutral taste. The Licorice root comes as a blessing because it can detoxify the body, invigorating and cooling it down ...
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... skin to severe cases of poison ivy. There have been literally hundreds of enquiries this month for herbs to cure skin rashes and irritations, so I thought I d take a moment to share some of my favorite skin treatments. First, let me remind you that the best overall skin care product you can use is olive ...
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... anywhere. It is a relative of the carrot family and is sometimes called Chinese parsley and Coriander. Cilantro actually is the leaves and stems of the Coriander plant. It has a very strong unique odor and is relied on heavily for Mexican, Asian, and Caribbean cuisine. Cilantro also resembles Parsley ...
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