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Cabbage

Cabbage

...gums, teeth, bones, hair, liver and nails. Cabbage is believed to lower the risk of heart disease, strokes and cataracts. It has been used to treat asthma, high cholesterol, colds,...

Doctor holding X-ray for health bones, not osteoporosis

Healthy Bones

...are never too young or too old to begin an exercise routine. If you have any questions about how much exercise you should start with, consult your physician. Diet As...

Cantaloupe

Cantaloupe

...antioxidant, cleansing, diuretic, hydrating, laxative, rejuvenative, and yin tonic. They cool heat in the body and can benefit lung ailments. Melons have been used therapeutically to improve arthritis, blood deficiency,...

The Nursed Infant

The Nursed Infant

...physician.) Trace elements and iron are sufficient in the milk of healthy mothers. The psychological component of nursing should never be underestimated. Breast-fed babies are often more content, some call...

The Healing Gift of Iron

The Healing Gift of Iron

...immunizations rather than addressing health in a holistic way. Within the scope of this article, I will refer to basic observations, which link the outer appearance of human nature, illness,...

Vitamin A — Betacarotene

Vitamin A — Betacarotene

...water content. The elderly, teenagers, and alcoholics are the three groups most commonly deficient in vitamin A. Worldwide, vitamin A deficiency is even more common than it is in the...

Thermometer and medicines used to treat a fever

Fever As a Natural Healer

...act to bind toxic materials and engulf microorganisms, aiding in their removal from the body. In addition there occurs an elevation in the heart and respiration rates which aid to...

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