For Acne: Perhaps the best way to remove acne from your skin is for you to ditch processed foods and go back to eating organic and natural ones. Furthermore, you can stop using face creams that has chemicals. Gua Sha is also another way for you to remove those impurities. Gua Sha is a known…
For Acne: The flesh of pumpkin seeds is a good source of beta carotene and contains vitamin E, both of which are cancer-fighting antioxidants. The seeds contain around 30% unsaturated oil – mainly linoleic acid – and are rich in iron, phosphorus and zinc, minerals known to be beneficial in dealing with prostate problems as…
For Acne: Acne is considered to be a very uncomfortable and embarrassing condition that mainly affects young people during the puberty stage; however, it can also afflict adults as well. Acne is characterized by red, raised sores on the face and body that develop due to a bacterial infection near the sebum gland. When sebum…
For Acne: Honey, especially the raw organic kind, has long been held in high regard as a natural form of acne treatment in the form of moisturizing masks and cleansers. For it to be effective, you can simply apply it to your face straight from the jar. For Allergies: Honey’s anti-inflammatory effects and ability…
For Acne: Coconut or coconut oil can be used both internally and topically to help lower inflammation, depending on where it’s manifesting in your body. The medium chain triglycerides found in both coconut and coconut oil are what gives this super food its anti-inflammatory capabilities. The caprilic and lauric acid (both medium chain triglycerides) are…
For Acne: Myrrh essential oil has been known to have both anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. Historically speaking, myrrh was first used to help treat wounds and help prevent infections. Nowadays, myrrh can still be applied topically on minor skin irritations such as athlete’s foot, ring worms and even acne. All you need to do is…
For Acne: Some of the health benefits of geranium essential oil can be linked to its properties as an astringent, hemostatic, cicatrizant, cythophylactic, diuretic, deodorant, styptic, tonic, vermifuge and a vulnerary agent. Furthermore, it’s widely used as an element in aromatherapy sessions for its health benefits, including its capabilities to aid in skin care, balancing…
For Acne: One of the most known benefits of tea tree oil is its use as a home remedy for acne. A 5% solution of tea tree oil works just as well as over-the-counter acne remedies. All you need to do is dilute a couple of drops of tea tree oil along with 20 to…
Hypertension is another name given to high blood pressure. It can lead to severe complications and increases the risk of heart disease, stroke and even death. Blood pressure is known as the force exerted by the blood against the walls of the blood vessels. The pressure depends on the work being done by the heart…
Hyper-coagulation is the name for the excessive blood clotting experienced. When you get a cut, your body forms a thickened mass of blood tissue. Referred to as a blood clot, this mass stops the bleeding. Proteins in your blood help form the clot. This process is referred to as coagulation. Coagulation helps when you’re injured…