Home Made Conditioner To Stimulate Hair Growth and Garden Plants and Valuable Herbs
July 22nd, 2011
Yarrow Herbal Hair Conditioner To Stimulate Hair Growth
This is a very good multi-purpose conditioner which is recommended for hair growth, because it nourishes the hair follicles, as well as helping to make the hair shiny and glossy. It is especially good for removing excess oil from the hair. The recipe is shown at the bottom of this article, which is mainly about wild medicinal herbs such as yarrow, and how we should be protecting them.
Yarrow is the herbal ingredient for this hair conditioner. Yarrow is one of our valuable healing medicinal herbs which used to be common in grassland. Unfortunately, ...
Campbell Live On Auckland Moslem Women, Christchurch People Gifted Heaters
July 21st, 2011
Campbell Live Tonight, Channel 3 New Zealand Television 21/7/2011 Congratulations to TV3 John Campbell and his team. They have had many good stories lately. Tonight's programme had a story about two different attitudes which prevail amongst Moslem women in Auckland. The focus was on whether these women functioned in society as equal to men, or regarded themselves as equal to men, and two different social groups of Moslem women were interviewed to enlighten us about their views on this subject.
The group called 'Sisters Of Islam' believe in equal rights for women. Their main spokesperson was veiled, although her face was ...
Home Made Eucalyptus Rub For Sore Joints
July 21st, 2011
Eucalyptus Soothing Rub
Eucalyptus globulus can be used to make a home-made remedy which can be used externally as a massage oil to soothe aching muscles and joints, rheumatic aches and pains, or to rub on tired feet. "Herbs For Health And Beauty", by Margaret Roberts, Lowry Publishers, South Africa, 1986, recommends the use of eucalyptus leaves infused in oil to relieve aches and pains.
Simply take half a dozen freshly picked eucalyptus leaves, put them in a jar, and cover with cooking oil, such as grape seed oil, or olive oil. Let steep in a warm place for three days. Drain, ...
Importance Of Medicinal Weeds, Comfrey, And How Fennel Tea Helps With Weight Loss
July 21st, 2011
Fennel - Foeniculum vulgare: This is a valuable herb which is becoming more rare to find these days. It used to grow in abundance near railway tracks, and along the sides of the roads in what used to be called hedgerows. Fennel tea is good for the eyesight. It can be used, cool, to bathe the eyes. Fennel Tea is also helpful in losing weight, because Fennel is a natural diuretic. You can make Fennel Tea by using a quarter of a cup of fresh herb, and topping the cup up with boiling water. Allow the fennel tea to cool ...
Cayenne Pepper And Lime Tea For Cleansing and Pain Relief
July 21st, 2011
Cayenne is a Natural Pain Reliever and Circulation Remedy
My friend Bernhard Petersen, who is in spirit, told me just yesterday that I should take Lime and Cayenne each morning, to stimulate circulation, to stimulate the appetite, to improve bowel function, and improve the vitality and general health. His advice was not specifically as a pain relief, as I am not in any pain, but I thought it was interesting to get information about cayenne, as later in the day, I randomly came across a reading in a book which recommended cayenne as a natural pain reliever. I figure he would ...
