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Natural Remedies for High Blood Pressure
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What you don’t know about high blood pressure can kill you. Most people know that high blood pressure is bad for your heart health but did you know it can also wreak havoc on your brain, kidneys, and eyes?
Here’s the real scary part…high blood pressure can quietly damage these vital organs for years before you see any symptoms. If left unchecked, this silent killer can leave you with a permanent disability. Or worse, it can lead to a heart attack or stroke.
Your heart, brain, eyes, and kidneys all depend on blood flow for life-giving nutrients and oxygen. When you have high blood pressure, the lining of your arteries can be damaged and obstruct the smooth flow of blood.
The increased pressure can harden the walls of the arteries and can lead to atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), heart disease, and stroke. The constant pressure can also cause a section of the arterial wall to enlarge, causing an aneurysm in the aorta or brain. Read More→
An Amalaki a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
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Are you familiar with the fruit Amalaki? It is a lemon-sized, greenish-yellow fruit from a tree that grows throughout Asia. Amalaki (Phyllanthus emblica, syn. Emblica officinalis) is also known as the Indian gooseberry.
For many years, natural health enthusiasts and practitioners of Ayurveda have believed in the strong medicinal powers of the Amalaki fruit. This fruit, also called amla, is considered one of the best rejuvenating herbs in Ayurveda. It is also used as one of the three main ingredients in a popular ayurvedic preparation known as triphala. Read More→
Herbal Remedies to Boost Fertility
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Fertility drugs usually have undesirable side effects in women who want to get pregnant. One option to consider to boost fertility, is the use of herbal remedies. These natural remedies help the uterus become toned and healthy, balance hormones, reduce stress and calm the nervous system.
Some herbs that are considered helpful in overcoming fertility problems are:
- Damiana – Stimulates nerves, metabolism, circulation and the genitals. The leaves are used in tonics and teas to restore impotence and sexual vitality. Damiana also helps to relax the nervous system.
- Dong Quai – Has been proven successful in promoting fertility during the time between ovulation and menstruation. This herb should only be used in combination with other herbs that promote fertility.
- False unicorn root – Used as a tonic to promote a healthy uterus. It also helps the ovaries, bladder and kidneys to become more alkaline.
- Nettle leaves – Chlorophyll and minerals contained in this herb are great to balance hormones. When used as a tonic, it helps to keep the uterus healthy. Kidneys and the adrenal glands are also benefited by the use of nettle leaves.
- Raspberry leaf – This is perhaps the most popular of all herbal remedies used to increase fertility. It’s high in calcium and is also used as a tonic for the uterus.
- Red clover blossom – Some consider this as the most useful herb to increase fertility and establish pregnancy. Used daily, it can help balance hormones. This herb is also high in magnesium and calcium and contains trace minerals.
Calcium and Magnesium are also important in ensuring the conception of a healthy baby and the ability to carry it for the full nine months. Research the use of vitamins, minerals and herbs to better understand how you can benefit from their use in the quest to establish a pregnancy.
Fertility problems are complicated and varied, but many couples have used herbal remedies with excellent results. Keep in mind that nutrition and lifestyle can be important factors in treating infertility.



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