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Origin and application of resina draconis
Dragon tree is a prehistoric tree considered to be a living fossil, it is a succulent plant similar to agave or yucca and belongs to the family Ruscaceae or Dracaenaceae, its name comes from the Greek word “drakaiano” meaning dragon, it is said Its red sap is dragon blood. The ancient...Read more -
Acidity or excessive thirst?Cold Soak wit...
Cilantro or dhania is no stranger to Indian kitchens.Its leaves, seeds and powder are often used as a flavoring agent in curries.From boosting heart health and brain health to aiding digestion and even lowering blood sugar levels, this herb has more benefits than we thought, according to research...Read more -
How to Treat Depression with Chinese Medi...
Reference magazine for all those interested in holistic health and natural, vegetarian and vegan food. Acupuncture was first known as a treatment for low back pain, smoking cessation or appetite control.However, it has been successful in other situations that we cannot imagine in principle.Patien...Read more -
Fennel Seeds: Quench Your Thirst with Fen...
Many people make and drink sabah from fennel seeds to quench their thirst.Drinking fennel syrup is especially beneficial in summer. Fennel Seed: Fennel is a spice we all know.Fennel is served at breakfast and after lunch.Take it after meals to reduce bloating.Take at least ten grams of fennel eve...Read more -
Function and efficacy of black pepper
Black pepper (scientific name: Piper nigrum), a flowering vine of Piperaceae, also known as Heichuan, is native to Malabar Coast, India. Its fruit taste is pungent, and it is one of the earliest spices used by people.The eating method of black pepper is relatively simple. It is mainly to grind bl...Read more -
Uses of Lemongrass: Fun and Refreshing Wa...
When we talk about fresh herbs, we often mention mint, cilantro, and basil.An equally important herb used in cooking and herbal medicine is lemongrass.The citrus flavor of this herb blends well with the herbal tea, which, as the name suggests, has a lemony aroma but a sweeter aftertaste.Although ...Read more -
Tea is the key to staying warm: the perfe...
With Shanghai’s roller coaster-like temperatures plummeting, the summer craze for “shoddy” lemon tea is coming to an end, and a cup of hot tea is becoming a much-needed accessory to warm hands and body in the chilly autumn wind. Drops in temperature and humidity bring a range of...Read more -
Function of aloe leaves
Dark circles occur when the skin under your eyes looks darker than usual.This is a common problem and can be caused by a variety of factors. Various natural remedies are designed to treat and improve the appearance of dark circles, including aloe vera, which is often used topically or as a supple...Read more -
Functions of various teas
From green tea to chamomile, discover the best teas to help you manage blood sugar, reduce stress, and more. If you have diabetes, your healthcare team may have told you which beverages to skip, such as sodas, juices, and sugar-sweetened sports drinks. But avoiding these doesn’t mean you ha...Read more -
Function and application of aloe leaves
Aloe has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties; Enhance skin elasticity; Protect skin and mucous membrane and prevent acne; Prevent freckles and wrinkles; Clean skin, resist seborrhea and prevent suppurative skin diseases; Moisturize skin and prevent aging; Collect and remove sweat; Redu...Read more -
These 6 herbs are scientifically proven t...
With the increase in COVID cases and the arrival of new Omicron variants that may threaten our new confidence in social gatherings and travel plans, the question is, what can we do to naturally strengthen our immunity?Of course, we know that wearing masks, washing hands and getting enough sleep-a...Read more -
Can milk thistle help treat breast cancer?
Milk thistle is a flowering herb, and some people may consider using it as a home remedy to help treat various health conditions, including cancer.Milk thistle and milk thistle extracts, such as silymarin, are rich in antioxidants and may have some medical uses.However, more research is needed to...Read more
