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HERBS AND THEIR USES
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Fo Ti
Garlic
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Herbal Remedies, Usage and Recipes

herbal remediesWhy should you use herbal remedies for your ailment? There are huge numbers of over-the-counter drugs and prescriptions that will do just the same thing, so why not use those?

The answer of course is that those drugs are manufactured chemicals. They are not naturally occurring and so your body is far more likely to reject them. That means side effects - headaches, drowsiness, stomach cramps - all the unwanted results of putting something alien into your body.

The great thing about herbal remedies is that they are 100% natural and so much less likely to cause side effects. Indeed, a single herb will often not just relieve the ailment that you took it for, but also have a host of other benefits for your body. For example, you may take Angelica for a heavy cold, and soon realise that it helps your joints too!


Take a look at these latest additions to our site:

Herbs And Your Body
Want to know which herbs can help with your headaches? This page lists herbs by the part of your body they act on. Just select a part of your anatomy and bring up a helpful list of herbal remedies that can help!

Herbs Around The World
This page is just for fun. Scroll down to your part of the world to discover which herbs you might be able to find locally. Herbal tourism from your armchair!

Garlic
Garlic - The #1 super herb. We all know it tastes great, but this page will tell you the many ways in which it can help your body too.

Herbal Remedies

One of the features of modern life is the increasing toxicity that we are subjected too. From the fast food we eat, to the pollution that clogs up our lungs, to the drugs that we put into our bodies. The popularity of herbs is a reaction, and a balance, to this toxicity.

Herbal remedies are one way to reverse the tide of chemicals and pollutants that sometimes threatens to wash over us. These herbs are 100% natural, often found in nature but sometimes organically cultivated too.

Everyone has their doubts about herbology, particularly when there are other, more expensive drugs out there that claim to do the job better. But these herbal remedies have, in many cases, been tried and tested for thousands of years. In fact, they've probably been tested more than any FDA-certified drug on the market!

I set up this website simply as a source of herbal remedy information. We don't sell anything or promote any particular products. This site exists solely to provide information for those who may find the information useful. I hope it helps!


Testimonials

"Thanks for all your information. I found the 'herbs and your body' section really helpful and actually discovered some new natural products that are helping me with my headaches!"
- Evangeline (Vancouver, Canada)

"Thanks so much for this site, I love the way its organised by herb AND by ailment.. so helpful!"
- Alexa (Glasgow, Scotland)

"The information on your site has helped me no end with my illness. I'm much happier using natural products now and I've managed to cut down the number of my prescriptions!"
- Gina (Detriot, USA)

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This website is not a medical reference, rather a starting point for further research. Authors are not qualified doctors or pharmacists. Readers should consult a doctor before taking any herbal medicine.