Ep16 Nutrition and CBD Part 2

If you’ve ever researched around the web, or asked your friends and family, about how different herbal remedies work… or if you’ve ever tried to find out if a certain home or herbal remedy will work for a specific problem, you’ve most likely found many conflicting opinions and results. In fact, you’re almost guaranteed to find people who say something works wonderfully, and other people who say the exact same thing didn’t help them in any way.

Is it true? Can there really be a home remedy for colic? Having heard stories from my friends whose new babies have struggled with colic the idea of a remedy must come as a welcome relief, a breath of fresh air, and a glimpse of possible rest for your family.

Herbal remedy is one of ancient health care system. Alternative medicines and therapies are commonplace in Chinese culture, and often, they succeed in curing or relieving an individual’s particular ailment where Western medicines might fail. Herbal medicine is made up by using plants or plants extracts. Different generations and cultures have taken the benefit of herbs.

Herbal remedies are everywhere these days, often promoted as safe alternatives to prescription medicines. However, many are not manufactured consistently and can have severe side effects on the body.

Medicinal Chinese herbs have been around for centuries and many of today’s drugs are derived from them. Some examples of those are medicines used to treat asthma, hay fever as well as those that are employed to treat the immune system. Many of the modern medicines utilized ingredients from ancient medicinal Chinese herbs such as dong guai, ginger, ginseng, licorice, cinnamon and others…

In spite of the advances in modern medicine, 80% of the world’s population still relies on herbal remedies as a primary medication. Since early times people of all cultures have used herbs and spices to treat a variety of maladies. Some of these are even mentioned in the bible.

Childrens health is a hot topic in health care and politics right now. Many children suffer from chronic illnesses, like asthma, that could be prevented or treated through a more holistic approach. Education is key to keeping children healthy and toxin free, especially early in life.

The increase in awareness on the importance of natural products has led many women (and men of course), to look for 100% pure skin care products. It is a move in the right direction because natural products are often better; however, the need for us to take a more holistic approach to skin care can not be over emphasized. This is necessary because no skin care is 100% pure in the real sense of it because even if the products are derived from plants, they are still processed to extract the active ingredients needed. The extraction of the active ingredients is actually what makes them more effective than the plants they are derived from. Hence holistic approach to skin care means using natural products that are produced naturally, proven to be effective and not harmful to your skin.

According to the World Health Organization, around 80% of people around the world turn to natural herbal remedy for restoring and maintaining health. A natural herbal remedy is a form of treatment utilized by man even during the ancient times.

Day by day, numerous people around the word complain about feeling something burning inside their chests. This is a very painful disorder known as heartburn. The intensity of the symptoms vary from one person to another and that’s why some patients only feel a mild discomfort while others feel an unbelievable pain.

When alternative medicine is used in conjunction with traditional Western medicine, there can be a greater chance of success than one or the other could have provided to the patient. When you are looking into Ayurveda for an alternative course of action for your medical condition or to maintain good health, it is recommended that your doctor be consulted before you begin.

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