Posted in Health on 09/07/2010 05:33 am by admin
In India, Guggul has been used for more than thousand years to treat a variety of disorders. Guggul is the yellowish extract that is formed by the mukul Commiphora mukul tree. In Ayurveda, Guggul plays a main role and it is mixed with other herbs and used in the treatment of arthritis, skin diseases, pain in the nervous system, obesity, digestive problems, infections in the mouth, and menstrual problems. Guggul Extract has many benefits and side effects, to know them read the following article.

A sap called gum guggul is produced by guggul and the extract of this is called guggulipid, used in Ayurvedic medicine. Guggulsterone is the active ingredient of the guggul extract responsible for Guggul’s therapeutic effects. In North America and Western Europe, guggul extract has seen increasing popularity. Phytosterols named guggulsterones, organic acids, aromatic acids, diterpenes, lignans, sterols, steroids, esters and fatty acid alcohols are contained by Guggul. Guggul is chosen to crude gum guggul as it is safer and more effective. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Health on 09/06/2010 05:19 am by admin
From many centuries, Boswellia Serrata Extract is being used as a component of a range of herbal medicines. Check out the benefits and side effects of Boswellia Serrata Extract.
Boswellia Serrata has been used since thousand years in Ayurvedic medicine. It contains boswellic acids, and it is believed that boswellic acids has been used to the various conditions including diarrhea, pulmonary disease, dysentery, ringworm, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Other names of Boswellia Serrata are Indian frankincense, salai guggal (guggul), shallaki. It is used as a pain killer and burly anti-inflammatory agent. Boswellia extract is obtainable in capsules.
A gummy oleoresin is taken out from the Boswellia serrata tree. This tree originates in India. The gum oleoresin consists of essential oils, gum, and terpenoids. The most important dynamic element in boswellia is the terpenoid portion that contains the boswellic acids. Recently, the most extracts are standardized to restrain around 37.5-65 boswellic acids. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Health on 08/30/2010 06:55 am by admin
Thrush is a fungal infection that generally affects areas like the mouth and genitals. It is caused by an overgrowth of Candida Albicans, yeast that lives in or on many parts of the body and mostly responsible for vaginal infections and diaper rashes. Commonly, this infection affects newborns and younger children, resulting in irritation inside and around the baby’s mouth. The classic symptom of thrush is white sores inside the mouth or on the lips which resemble curdled milk or cottage cheese and you can easily notice it as a spot of milk on baby’s tongue. Oral thrust in children is called oropharyngeal candidiasis and more simply thrush. In infants, oral thrust is generally not a serious condition in itself but it can be uncomfortable and lead to complexities with eating or infant feeding if it does not treated.

Usually, oral thrush affects children who are less than 6 months of age and it also affect older adults as well. It can also indicate more serious condition, such as HIV/AIDS or diabetes. Thrush can arise particularly after a course of antibiotics in infants. Usually, oral thrush affects only the ill, particularly those who have weakened immune system. Though it can affect anyone, it occurs most frequently in babies and toddlers, older adults, and people having weakened immune systems. It infects newborn babies up to three to four weeks old. As the growth occurs, baby will no longer be susceptible to thrush. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Food & Drinks on 08/13/2010 12:37 am by admin
Chamomile tea is regarded as one of the most delicious drinks with a unique flavor. It soothes the body and relieves the nervousness of mind, so it is marked as the “calm” tea at Starbucks. It was originally used by Egyptians as medicine. Chamomile tea is very advantageous for health and the simplest way to get all the benefits of chamomile. In the following article, there are mentioned benefits of Chamomile tea for skin, hair and eyes.

Chamomile is a daisy-like plant, native to Egypt and also referred as camomile. Chamomile derived its name from the Greek words “ground” and “apple”, because it grows close to the ground and its strong aroma is suggestive of apples. In Greece, it is one of the most loved teas and it is often gathered in the wild, washed thoroughly and laid out to dry at home. Chamomile tea has a delicate yellow tinge when it is prepared. It is beneficial herb and a warm drink, so it is best to take the tea just before going to bed, because it tends to soothe the nerves and helps the individual in settling down. During the cold winter months, it is very soothing. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted in Food & Drinks on 07/30/2010 10:20 pm by admin
Since primeval time, ginger has been used as a natural ingredient in tea and for medicinal purposes. Ginger root is used to make ginger tea and it is consumed by many people every day. There are different types for making ginger tea such as with honey, with lemon juice and with peppermint. There are many health benefits of ginger tea. In this article there are health benefits of ginger root tea.

Ginger has been used for many cures since ancient times. It is not believable that a little root of ginger has so much of potency. It is harvested year round. Ginger is famous for its pungent taste all around the world. For gastrointestinal problems and flu symptoms the ginger root tea has been used as medicine. Ginger tea is a good source of vitamin C, vitamin B6, magnesium, and potassium. In many different cultures and books Ginger tea is recommended as medicine. An excessive consumption of ginger tea can have serious side effects. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted in Health on 07/23/2010 12:43 am by admin
Vitamin H is an essential water-soluble B vitamin which is also known as biotin or vitamin B7. Biotin is not one of the more famous vitamins but it is such an advantageous vitamin that it should not be ignored. The name biotin comes from the Greek word ‘bios’ that means “life”. Certain enzymes do not work properly without biotin and various complications can take place involving the skin, intestinal tract, and nervous system. Vitamin H is important for normal growth and development. In the intestines, bacteria produce enough biotin for the body that’s why most people would not need an additional supplement of vitamin H.

Vitamin H is a necessary vitamin for all organisms on the earth. Naturally, it is available in many foods including liver, salmon, carrots, bananas, cauliflower, soy flour, cereals, yeast and other foods. Most people who eat health foods do not have a Vitamin H deficiency, as daily requirements are low, and as so many foods contain it, and as the body naturally produces it. However, if you eat the typical packaged foods you may be lacking this vitamin, and many other nutrients. A symptom of deficiency of this vitamin is thinning of hair which can lead to total hair loss. Some recent studies have shown that biotin is also essential for processes on the genetic level in cells (DNA replication and gene expression). Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Food & Drinks on 07/05/2010 05:09 am by admin
Daily consumption of fresh fruits helps to maintain good health and also prevent numerous diseases, as they supply vitamins, minerals and fiber to the body. Pomegranate is rightly considered as a super fruit due to its nutrient content. With nutrient-dense, pomegranates are also high in antioxidants and it has the ability to affect cell and molecular structure, have a great potential to be beneficial to overall health. Pomegranate has innumerable health benefits. Aside from being healthy, pomegranate is delicious too.

The pomegranate is a fruit which is believed to have originated in Iran, bearing deciduous shrub grown in different parts of the world. Pomegranates are good source of vitamins as it includes vitamin A, C and E as well as folic acid. Also, it contains the minerals iron, potassium and calcium. As one of the best nutritious fruits, pomegranates are very much liked by health conscious people. It contains phytochemicals such as anthocyanins, pelargonidins, cyanidin and ellagic acid. Due to this phytochemical content, it bears antioxidant, antiviral and anti-tumour properties.
Pomegranate consists of three times the antioxidants of wine or green tea and it is said to be the powerhouse of health. Mostly, pomegranates are known for treating the problems related to heart and for maintaining effective and healthy blood circulation. Other health benefits of pomegranates include cure of stomach disorders, cancer, dental care, osteoarthritis, anaemia and diabetes. Also, it is very beneficial in pregnancy. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Health on 06/23/2010 04:23 am by admin
Usually, a pregnant woman doesn’t go on a strict diet but if she suffers from gestational diabetes, she may have to follow a strict eating plan. Diabetes can not be cured by changing the diet of a vegetarian but it can offer some benefits over a non-vegetarian diet. These benefits include reducing your chance of developing diabetes-related complications, better able to control your weight, and perhaps maybe even making your body respond better to insulin. All of these benefits depend on the type of vegetarian diet that selected by you, and also on the individual food choices you make when you follow the diet.
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Posted in Food & Drinks on 06/01/2010 11:58 pm by admin
From many years, coconut water is famous for its refreshing properties. Coconut water is not only a refreshing drink but also it is a healthy drink. When a fresh coconut opened, it has a dense and a clear textured sweet fluid, coconut water. People, living in hot and humid climatic conditions drink coconut water as a cooling and refreshing drink. Young green coconuts have more water content. On maturation, water in coconut gets absorbed in the flesh of the nut. Why not to drink a coconut water instead of bottle of mineral water? After all it is natural and more safe than mineral water bottle.

Naturally, Coconut Water is
- Low in Carbs
- 99% Fat Free
- Low in sugars
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Posted in Beauty on 05/17/2010 10:40 pm by admin
Hair loss is a common and upsetting problem which affects most of the young women. It is a disorder which affects physical appearance as well as psychological thinking. When some one starts losing hair at a very young age, it really becomes depressing one. Nowadays, most of people suffer from the problem of hair loss. Only after people have lost a lot of hair, most people think about preventing this. However, if they start it in early stages (like when you still have a head full of hair) it works out a lot easier both emotionally and financially. Preventing hair loss is a simpler and easy process than treating hair loss.

Everyone loses some hair as they get older. Sometimes, young women are also experiencing hair loss. Sudden Hair Loss in Young Women can seriously affect their self-esteem. Many young women may find losing their hair very quickly or they may even detect a small bald patch forming. Hair loss in young women is the symptom more willingly than the condition itself. Some of the common causes of hair loss in young women include medical conditions, hormonal imbalances, medications, pregnancy, poor diet and stress. Treatments are available to help with the hair loss problem. Read the rest of this entry »