Home Remedies for Warts, Moles along with Skin Tags

If you notice horrible looking skin lesions anywhere on your body, these lesions could be warts. Moles and skin tags are additional lesions on the skin and these can appear on various locations of the skin besides your hands or your feet. You can try using one of various over-the-counter medications or you can try making your own home remedies in order to eliminate the unattractive lesions.

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March 28 2011 | Alternative Medicine | No Comments »

Aromatherapy Is Medicine: A New Look At Using Essential Oils

Therapeutic use of essential oils is beginning to be recognized in the United States as a valid modality for treating illness. There is still significant resistance to the science of Aromatherapy, but such is the resistance from the institutional-medicine/pharmaceutical-industrial complex to most ‘natural’ health treatments. ‘Big Pharma’ is THE industry with the highest average profit margins on earth — and is dedicated to producing, patenting, marketing selling new, unnatural (and therefore ‘patent-able’) chemical compounds that are supposed to answer every need of health and wellness. While some formulations do much good for the world (modern medicine has nearly eradicated several life-threatening illnesses from the planet), other medicines simply mask symptoms for a time, and others are downright dangerous.

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March 12 2010 | Alternative Medicine | 2 Comments »

Tips To Find The Best Colon Cleanse

All colon cleansers are not the same. There are those that are so harsh you can’t even leave the bathroom for hours. Others may not contain enough effective ingredients to produce a thorough cleansing. It is important that you do some in depth research on what to look for to find the best colon cleanse on the market.

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October 22 2009 | Alternative Medicine | No Comments »

Natural And Alternative Ways To Deal With Acid Reflux

There are several medications that can help reduce the symptoms of acid reflux but can make the problem worse if you stop taking them. These medications are called Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPI), and work by minimizing the acid production in your stomach.

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December 01 2008 | Alternative Medicine | 2 Comments »