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This video lists many of the benefits of olive oil, which is a mainly monounsaturated oil. Olive oil is good for the skin, hair, and internal health, reducing high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and having a beneficial effect on the digestive tract.
Here’s a video that demonstrates how to mix lemon juice with honey to use as a facial mask for acne, dry skin, and other skin problems, and why this works.
This video demonstrates some simple at-home techniques for lowering fevers naturally, as well as how to know when to seek professional medical help.
Here’s a video by DrBenjaminLau, showing the use of two hydrotherapy techniques that can be used on people of all ages, though in the video, the patient is an adorable two-year-old.
There are over 20,000 wild edible plants growing in the United States and Canada. They vary by geographical area, habitat, harvest season, ease of harvest, type of food provided, preparation procedures, whether eaten raw, cooked, or as an ingredient in recipes.
There are many ways in which one product can be more healthy than another product, for human or animal bodies or for the planet. However, some labeling can be misleading. Here are ten common labels and what they do and don’t say.
Increased consumption of sugar per person over the last century is huge. In 1900 it was seven pounds per person per year and today the average is around 220 pounds.
Today’s building and homes are made up of a variety of building materials, decorative materials, and furnishings, many of which contain toxic elements which out-gas into the air we breathe, make their way into our drinking water, or rub off on skin surfaces of adults, children, even pets.
Here’s an old family recipe for pie without sugar. It also contains NO toxic sugar substitutes. What’s the secret? The apples! Most apple pies are made with green apples, such as Granny Smith.
Some home remedies for acne have been created by people who wanted to take care of their personal health care needs at home using natural products readily available from their own pantry, or which could be easily obtained from the local grocery store. Rather than spending time traveling to and from doctors’ offices and spending money on prescriptions that did not help, these people preferred to use home remedies for acne that had been in their families for generations or provided by friends.
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