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Everyone Needs A Spaghetti Garden
A spaghetti garden is one of the most popular kitchen gardens. Anyone that has a sunny patch of ground or a window-box can grow these herbs of parsley, garlic, basil, bay laurel and oregano. A small garden space can easily yield all the herbs that you’ll need for delicious Italian meals. They are even easy to grow in a sunny window for your year-round use.
Published:25-Sep-2012Dandelion - More Than Just a Common Weed
Its name originated out of the fact that some believe its leaves resembled the tooth of a lion, but for years the Dandelion has done more than just help bees make honey. While its juices are bitter, many animals consume the plant for various reasons, including its ability to stimulate milk production.
Published:22-Oct-2011Using Natural Herbs to Curb Hot Flashes
For women suffering from hot flashes during menopause and perimenopause, finding a cure is often a long process. But amid all of the synthetic treatments on the market, none compare to natural herbal treatments that have been used for centuries by women in the know.
Published:10-Oct-2011What Are the Different Ways Herbs Can Be Prepared?
If you're a follower of natural medicine, then you've undoubtedly been confused at some point about the different ways herbs can be prepared for your use in treating certain ailments or disease. There are many ways herbs can be prepared for your use.
Published: 9-Oct-2011Chinese Insight Into the World of Herbal Medicine
Of our earliest ancestors, the Chinese have made it a point to incorporate nature's garden into the world of medicine more than any other culture, still adhering to the mindset of the importance of herbs to this day.
Published: 9-Oct-2011Can Herbs Cure Sinusitis?
When a sinus infection attacks, it can linger for weeks and not only cause physical symptoms, but emotional distress. Faced with a flood of over the counter medications, many consumers are opting for herbal remedies to treat sinusitis.
Published: 9-Oct-2011