Category Archives: Medicinal Benefits

The South Korean tradition of eating dog meat to help cool off in the hot summer months has angered animal rights activists worldwide. The ritual known as ‘Bok-Nal’, the dog eating days, is a practice celebrated by the people of … Continue reading →

BOSTON – The Massachusetts Legislature Tuesday passed the next phase of its ongoing attempt to reform the healthcare system: sweeping cost control legislation. Gov. Deval Patrick, a Democrat, hailed the lawmakers’ work saying, “This is more than a good bill, … Continue reading →

Leave a Comment WASHINGTON, D.C. – Hotly debated issues between healthcare professionals and the DOJ, whether medical marijuana has health benefits and should be legaliZed, will soon go before a federal court.  The United States Court of Appeals for the … Continue reading →

As part of an awareness programme to promote the cultivation of medicinal herbs, 50 schools in the district will be provided seeds and saplings. With Ayurveda gradually regaining its lost lustre as conferences and workshops around the city are seen … Continue reading →

Cloves are the reddish brown flower buds of a tree named Syzygium aromaticum. It is an evergreen tree. Cloves have been used since centuries both for cooking and medicinal purposes. Curing a toothache may be one of the most popular … Continue reading →

You’ve probably heard of Raw Organic Apple Cider Vinegar. But, do you know what it is? Vinegar is a product of fermentation. It is a process in which sugar in a food are broken by bacteria and yeast. In the … Continue reading →

Gina da Silva, owner of The Silva Spoon at Cotton Tree, enjoys a quiet cuppa … for medicinal purposes. GINA da Silva used to be a self-confessed coffee fanatic and found tea a little boring. But after opening the family-owned … Continue reading →

Cardamom has many benefits in the kitchen. As an aromatic spice, it is one of the most useful flavours to add in various cuisines. In India, it is an integral part of the mixed spice called ‘Garam Masala’ that is … Continue reading →

OKLAHOMA CITY – A longtime proponent of medicinal marijuana, state Sen. Constance Johnson, acknowledges she has few open advocates in the conservative Oklahoma Legislature. But the Oklahoma City Democrat said she remains optimistic that attitudes toward easing Oklahoma’s tough marijuana … Continue reading →

Miami, Florida (PRWEB) July 29, 2012 A new meta-analysis reviewing Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs), published in Medline and the Cochrane Controlled Trials Register, resulting in the selection of ten qualified RCTs, for Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) patients and consisting of 183 … Continue reading →