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Herbalism: Herbs and Herbal Medicine Remedies Guide: Publications and Documents

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The Disabled World (DW) category Herbalism: Herbs and Herbal Medicine Remedies features a variety of publications like articles, papers, and summaries that dive into the world of herbal medicine. You'll find topics such as the history and uses of aloe vera, the health benefits of ginger, and debates comparing herbal remedies to modern medicine. These pieces are packed with practical info, offering insights into how herbs can support wellness, which makes them handy for anyone curious about natural health options - especially people with disabilities or seniors looking for gentler alternatives. Some are peer-reviewed, ensuring solid credibility, while others are just plain interesting, shedding light on traditional practices that have stuck around for centuries. It's a great resource for picking up useful knowledge without feeling bogged down by jargon.

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Herbalism: Herbs and Herbal Medicine Remedies Guide: Publications and Resources (38 Items)
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Study evaluates the beneficial effects of fermented black garlic extract on prostate cancer.


Explore Aloe Vera's ancient history and proven medicinal benefits for skin and digestive health in this informative overview .



Interesting facts about ginger, now known as one of the superfoods, and the myriad of health benefits of eating ginger raw or as a garnish in cooking.


Explore ginseng's health benefits, types, uses, and tips for safe consumption, with insights valuable for seniors, disabled individuals, and wellness seekers.



Facts and information on garlic including health benefits home remedies using garlic and how to grow your own garlic at home.


Traditional Indian herbal medicine used by tribal communities in Central India to treat chronic constipation, with detailed plant profiles and preparation methods.



Spices and herbs play a significant role in improving health by helping reduce sodium, calorie and fat intake while making healthy eating more appealing.


Georgia State University Research finds Ginseng can help treat and prevent influenza and respiratory viruses that infect lungs and breathing passages.


Information regarding type 2 diabetes patients and clinical trials involving the herb Berberine for blood sugar regulation.


Zyflamend is a combination of herbal extracts including a full-spectrum blend of 10 remarkable herbs and dual extracts of Turmeric.


Article examines the herb Arnica including effectiveness of its healing properties as an alternative herbal medicine.


Data to be released on the genetic blueprint of medicinal plants and what beneficial properties are encoded by the genes identified.


Natural sugar alternative stevia offers a low-calorie option ideal for diabetics, seniors, and health-conscious individuals seeking better dietary control.



Cardiff scientists have been examining the potential benefits of frankincense to help relieve and alleviate the symptoms of arthritis.


Pain killing properties from rare natural product isolated from the bark of a plant widely employed in traditional medicine.


A diet rich in garlic onions and leeks could reduce your risk of developing the most common form of arthritis.


Pycnogenol is effective in relieving tinnitus symptoms and improving inner-ear blood flow.

Botanical profile, traditional medicinal uses, and conservation status of Tylophora indica, a rare herb used by tribal healers in Patalkot, Central India.



Botanical profile, medicinal uses, toxicity, and conservation needs of Abrus precatorius, a rare and deadly herb documented by tribal healers in Patalkot, India.



Moderate tea and coffee consumption may lower heart disease risk without raising stroke risk, offering heart health benefits for adults and seniors.



People taking herbal remedies and cardiovascular medications may be at risk of potentially life-threatening interactions.


Study in the Journal of Lipid Research finds thyme oil and its compound carvacrol suppress the inflammatory COX-2 enzyme by up to 80%, similar to resveratrol.



Study investigated if herbal antidepressants such as St. John's wort could benefit irritable bowel disease patients.


Ginkgo biloba is marketed widely and used with hope of improving or delaying cognitive impairment.

Component in green tea epigallocatechin-3-O-gallate (EGCG) found to help prolong preservation of stored blood platelets and cryo-preserved skin tissues.

Manuka honey may kill bacteria by destroying key bacterial proteins.


A common weed called American mayapple may soon offer cancer cure properties.


The Devils claw plant may hold the key to effective treatments for arthritis tendonitis and other illnesses.

Freshly crushed garlic has more potent heart healthy effects than dried garlic.

Aloe vera in toothpaste gels is used to cleanse and soothe teeth and gums as well as help reduce cavities.


Traditional eight-herb formulation used by Gond and Bharia tribal healers in Central India to treat arthritis and rheumatism, with plant profiles and dosage.



Herbal remedies are an increasingly popular choice today as people often make self-medication based on catalogs, internet sites and visits to health food stores.


Although modern medicine is one of the largest industries in the world it is not the only option as herbal remedies and traditional medicine are also rising steadily.


List of some herbs that are toxic and should not be taken internally without special care or professional supervision.


Camphor is a popular additive in pain relieving ointments and salves for soothing pain of sore muscles and arthritis.

Herbal medicine is the use of herbs for their therapeutic or medicinal value some people call it plant or botanical medicine.

Natural herbal medicines are quickly emerging as a popular trend among those that place value in their health.


In this article authors report on an Indian herbal treatment applied to cure hair loss dandruff and baldness.

Key: the first check mark indicates the publication carries an editor's note; the second indicates a footnote.

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