Herbalism Reviews

There are many different herbal teas available in the supermarkets but its much cheaper and just as easy to make you own herbal teas if you follow a few simple guidelines. The suggestions below are all to do with the health of the digestive system. All the herbs mentioned are available in their dried form in UK. ...

Herbal Medicine Herbalists believe that plants and their active ingredients can have powerful healing effects on the body. Using herbs as medicine is thought to be useful in the treatment of allergies, anxiety, arthritis, chronic illness, depression, digestive problems, earache, headache, high or low blood pressure, insomnia, kidney and ...

I was never a great believer in alternative therapies when I was younger, I regarded most people who did as 'a bit odd' or worse, hippies. But in the last seven or eight years, I have had the opportunity to learn about it and it has changed my opinion of a lot of therapies, though not all. Almost ten years ago my mum (to whom I am ...

I am sure that all devotees of complementary and homeopathic medicine will have heard the same sceptical approach from cynical friends and relatives "Herbs don't work! Its just all in your head!". Well they only get 1 mark out of two. It is all in your head, but herbs do work too! Of course if you have ever studied ...

I was reading an article in a recent Readers’ Digest all about herbal remedies and how they can actually work against, reduce effectiveness of, or even magnify effects of G.P. prescribed medications. Apparently, many people are taking over-the-counter herbal preparations without prior consultation with their doctors, and these remedies are ...

Marijuana and herbalism? Absolutely! This stuff has been knocking about since God was a boy. And if he hadn't been such a good one, maybe the world would have taken 25 days to build and come out with a more psychodelic slant to it. Lollipops for leaves, seaside cliffs being made from fudge, and all the birds would sing in Scott Walker ...

Herbalism, or herbal medicine, is such a vast subject that it's impossible to deal with it in any depth here. Whether you're making a sweet scented pot pourri from garden flowers; hoping a feverfew sandwich will cure a headache; rinsing your hair in a chamomile infusion or popping a Lane's Quiet Life pill, all these, and much ...