You might have heard a lot about this wonder spice in Indian kitchens for its earthy/woody flavour. It is known to reduce the risk of cardiac ailments and enhance the sensitivity to the hormone insulin, which is essential to prevent the onset of diabetes as well as reduce its symptoms. Well, cinnamon benefits go much beyond this.... Read More | Share it now!
Fibroids are abnormal growths in the uterus. They’re also called uterine fibroids, myomas, and leiomyomas. Fibroids aren’t cancerous or life threatening, but they can sometimes cause complications and health problems.... Read More | Share it now!
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Candidiasis is a fungus infection caused by candida or yeast (a type of fungus) called candida albicans.
Candida lives in the body or on the skin without any problem, but becomes an infection when it grows out of normal. Vaginal candidiasis occurs when candida multiply and causes an infection in the vagina, when the environment inside the vaginal changes in a way that encourage its growth. It is also called vulvovaginal CANDIDIASIS, or vaginal yeast infection.... Read More | Share it now!
Horny goat weed, also known as Herba Epimedii, is an herb. The leaves are used to make medicine. As many as 15 horny goat weed species are known as “yin yang huo” in Chinese medicine.... Read More | Share it now!
Wild yam is believed to influence hormone balances in a way that can benefits conditions like morning sickness, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), hot flashes, menstrual cramps, vaginal dryness, low libido, and osteoporosis.... Read More | Share it now!
Ashwagandha is one of the most well-known ayurvedic herbs and is traditionally known for its stress-relieving properties. From physical stress and fatigue to mental stress and conditions like anxiety, this adaptogenic herb helps deal with all kinds of health issues.... Read More | Share it now!
Pineapple is a biennial plant, meaning it bears fruit about every two years. Smaller fruits or berries fuse into one large pine cone-shaped fruit with the stem at its core. The skin or rind is rough, thick, waxy and yellow-orange with maybe a hint of red. The colour of its succulent, fibrous flesh ranges from white to yellow.... Read More | Share it now!
During World War II, the British publicized that consuming large quantities of carrots gave them clear night vision, so they were able to shoot down German aircrafts. The fable was concocted to hide the fact that it was really the use of radar that gave them success. Today we can “weaponise” carrots in the form of carrot powder for our good health and we don’t have to lie about it.... Read More | Share it now!
