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WHO Endorses Protocol For Coronavirus Herbal Medicine Trials
The World Health Organization endorsed Saturday a protocol for testing African herbal medicines as potential treatments for the coronavirus and other epidemics.
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This Pain Relieving Herbal Supplement Is Not Safe: Know How To Use Herbal Supplements Safely
Researchers highlighted the possible side effects of using a popular herb- kratom. This herb is usually used for treating pain and opioid addiction. Here is what the study explained.
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How Safe Are Herbal Products? Know What Happens If You Overuse Them
The findings suggest that physicians should consider screening for licorice root intake in patients with difficult-to-control hypertension.
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'No Medicine Without Doctor's Advice': Kamal Haasan On Dengue Treatment
The Tamil Nadu government is promoting the Nilavembu herbal concoction as a magic potion that will prevent dengue. The disease has killed over 40 people across the state. Actor Kamal Haasan, however, has tweeted asking his fans to not distribute the Nilavembu concoction till it is tested for its efficacy
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8 Incredible Benefits of Astragalus Root for Health and Beauty
Astragalus has its roots in traditional Chinese medicine and is known to help the body fight off stress and other diseases. It is considered as a miracle herb with many benefits.
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5 Herbal Medicines You Can Grow in Your Balcony
Here are five herbal plants that you must have at home. The good news is that they are medicinal and can be easily grown and maintained.
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Chinese Nobel Medicine Winner, 84, 'Not Really Surprised'
Tu Youyou, the first Chinese woman to win a Nobel prize for medicine, said today she was "not really surprised" to be recognised after a remarkable career which saw her team test a breakthrough malaria drug on themselves during the chaos of the Cultural Revolution.
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Do Herbal Medicines Improve Our Health?
About a quarter of us use them and its a multimillion-pound market. But do any of them work? We look at the evidence
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Herbal medicines harmful in arthritis
Arthritis patients are more likely to use herbal medicines, which increases the chances of serious interactions with prescribed medicines.
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WHO Endorses Protocol For Coronavirus Herbal Medicine Trials
The World Health Organization endorsed Saturday a protocol for testing African herbal medicines as potential treatments for the coronavirus and other epidemics.
-
This Pain Relieving Herbal Supplement Is Not Safe: Know How To Use Herbal Supplements Safely
Researchers highlighted the possible side effects of using a popular herb- kratom. This herb is usually used for treating pain and opioid addiction. Here is what the study explained.
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How Safe Are Herbal Products? Know What Happens If You Overuse Them
The findings suggest that physicians should consider screening for licorice root intake in patients with difficult-to-control hypertension.
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'No Medicine Without Doctor's Advice': Kamal Haasan On Dengue Treatment
The Tamil Nadu government is promoting the Nilavembu herbal concoction as a magic potion that will prevent dengue. The disease has killed over 40 people across the state. Actor Kamal Haasan, however, has tweeted asking his fans to not distribute the Nilavembu concoction till it is tested for its efficacy
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8 Incredible Benefits of Astragalus Root for Health and Beauty
Astragalus has its roots in traditional Chinese medicine and is known to help the body fight off stress and other diseases. It is considered as a miracle herb with many benefits.
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5 Herbal Medicines You Can Grow in Your Balcony
Here are five herbal plants that you must have at home. The good news is that they are medicinal and can be easily grown and maintained.
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Chinese Nobel Medicine Winner, 84, 'Not Really Surprised'
Tu Youyou, the first Chinese woman to win a Nobel prize for medicine, said today she was "not really surprised" to be recognised after a remarkable career which saw her team test a breakthrough malaria drug on themselves during the chaos of the Cultural Revolution.
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Do Herbal Medicines Improve Our Health?
About a quarter of us use them and its a multimillion-pound market. But do any of them work? We look at the evidence
-
Herbal medicines harmful in arthritis
Arthritis patients are more likely to use herbal medicines, which increases the chances of serious interactions with prescribed medicines.
