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- 1. Weight Gain
- 2. Skin Diseases
- 3. Traditional Chinese Medicine
- 4. Diabetes
- 5. Arthritis
- 6. Obesity
- 7. Yoga
- 8. Depression
- 9. Liver Disease
- 10. Diabetes, Type 2
Herbal use common among pregnant women in U.S.
Jan 27, 2010 10:00AM
This finding is potentially concerning, researchers say, given that data on the safety of herbal use during pregnancy is...
Oriental Medicine, also known as Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), includes a range of traditional medical practices originating in China. Although well accepted in the mainstream of medical care throughout East Asia, it is considered an alternative medical system
Curtin researchers unlock the secrets of acupuncture
After 3,000 years of mystery, the secrets of acupuncture have been unlocked by Curtin University of Technology researche... more
The Chinese Tea Secrets
As connoisseur of teas, whether real or herbal, asample of the all natural, organic oolong tea was a refreshing change. ... more
Painless new way to curb food cravings
Food cravings play a big role in people's food consumption and ultimately their body weight. If we can beat the cravings without the need for willpower or conscious control of behaviour, then weight loss is also possible.
Conquering the fear of going to the dentist
A visit to the dentist provokes extreme fear and anxiety in an estimated one in 20 people, and can put them off going altogether, a condition termed odontophobia. And up to a third of patients report moderate anxiety at the prospect of dental treatment, studies show.
Gaining on death, cooling therapy catches on slowly
It was a cold, drizzly March morning this year when Ed Sproull's heart stopped beating. At 58, he had arrived at work feeling fit and healthy.
Shiatsu and the Beneficial Effect in Menopause
Do you suffer from the symptoms of menopause? In addition to herbal and pharmaceutical remedies, there are massage methodologies which can help. This article deals with shiatsu's beneficial effect on women in menopause.
Chinese Cooking Methods are Usually Healthy Ways
Feeling puckish and can't be bothered with the regular meal preparation that is time-consuming and asks for a whole lot of steps? Then you are in luck with putting together a healthy and fast meal with
The Chinese Tea Secrets
As connoisseur of teas, whether real or herbal, asample of the all natural, organic oolong tea was a refreshing change. A trip to the local coffee house gave me the opportunity to try this Asian delight.
Ingredient in curry slows liver disease, study says
Scientists have revealed that curcumin, a major component in turmeric helps to treat liver damage. Curcumin is also useful in treating jaundice and blemishes.
Expert comment on the “dangers” of herbal medicines
Research published in the Journal of Forensic Sciences has examined the risks of herbal medicines, finding some can be dangerous and even lethal.
Bicycling keeps off the extra pounds in women
If the gym makes you feel lethargic and going for walks isn't excitable enough, try getting on to a bicycle each day for about 30 minutes. New research has found that women who cycle for half an hour each day can control their weight even during their 30s and 40s.
Moms should sweat to reduce risk of postnatal depression
Mothers who just gave birth to their child should have regular exercise in order to reduce the risk of developing postnatal depression.
