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New medicine function researched of Coix seed
by admin on 22-04-24
New medicine function researched of Coix seed Coix Seed, also called adlay or pearl barley, is a grain-bearing perennial plant belonging to the grass family Poaceae. The grain is used as a source of food, drugs, and ornamentation, and the seed is used as a traditional Chinese medicine. Most tradi...
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From farm to table-gorgon fruit cake
by admin on 22-04-24
From farm to table-gorgon fruit cake Farmers in JianYang City, southeast China's Sichuan province were harvesting gorgon fruit on Apr 10, 2022. With the natural advantage of plentiful water, the local government has developed the gorgon fruit industry through an approach it calls "Family farm plu...
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Herbal Alternatives To Pain Killers
by admin on 22-04-08
Generally speaking, Western drugs have immediate and reliable analgesic effects. Unfortunately, Western pharmaceuticals often cause serious short- and long-term side effects. In addition, the chronic use of drugs, especially opioid analgesics, is strongly associated with addiction and negative ...
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Skincare Effect: Almond Oil
by admin on 22-04-04
From cooking to skincare, plant oils – like coconut, almond and avocado oils – have become a favorite household staple in recent years. Like other topical oils, such as vitamin E or coconut, almond oil is an emollient, which helps the skin lock in moisture. This is critical for people with eczem...
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3 Emerging Benefits of Radix Pueraria
by admin on 22-03-29
1. Relieves Menopausal Symptoms Estrogen is a steroid hormone involved in many of your body’s functions. In women, one of its primary roles is the development of sexual characteristics and regulation of mood and the menstrual cycle. As women age, the production of estrogen decreases, which may l...
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What Is Saussurea?
by admin on 22-03-29
An ancient herb said to improve heart and liver health, more research is on the way Saussurea is a flowering plant that thrives best at high altitudes. The root of the plant has been used for centuries in ancient medical practices such as Tibetan medicine, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), and ...
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Anti-Alzheimer’s Compounds Found in Drynaria （Gu Sui Bu）
by admin on 22-03-23
Traditional medicinal plants have been valued over the years for providing insight into an array of diseases. However isolating specific efficacious molecules from the milieu of compounds that constitute most plant species can be a daunting task. Now, researchers at the University of Toyama, Japa...
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Do herbal remedies for menopause really work?
by admin on 22-03-19
Menopause may be a completely natural process, but can the symptoms be effectively treated with natural herbal remedies? While there is some evidence that the main herbal products on the market can work, it's important to be aware that these are unregulated. This can make it hard to know exactly ...
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Not Into Coffee? Here’s Why You Should Drink Herbal Tea Instead
by admin on 22-03-15
For a lot of folks, nothing shakes off those early morning cobwebs like a pot of fresh, hot coffee. In fact, 42.9% of Americans claim to be avid coffee drinkers and with 3.3 billion pounds of the drink consumed in 2021 alone, it's safe to say that many people really do appreciate a good cup of jo...
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Ginseng tea – benefits to health and well-being
by admin on 22-03-12
Ginseng is a plant whose roots contain substances called ginsenosides and gintonin, believed to have benefits for human health. Ginseng root extracts have been used for thousands of years by traditional Chinese medicine as herbal remedies to promote well-being. Ginseng is available in many forms,...
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What Are the Easiest Herbs to Grow Inside?
by admin on 22-02-28
There are so many upsides to growing your own herbs—their lovely aroma and deep flavors as well as the gorgeous greenery on your windowsill that is bound to brighten up your home are just a few. However, with so many of us living in cold cities and dark spaces that are the opposite of sun-soaked,...
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Earth Matters: A fern that climbs into the Ivy League
by admin on 22-02-21
The word “fern” comes from the same root as “feather,” but not all ferns have feathery fronds. One of our local ferns could easily be mistaken for an ivy. The well-named American climbing fern is an evergreen fern with small hand-like “leaflets” (the technical term is “pinnules”). The leaves of t...
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