Alternative Health: Herbs: Page 4

A guide to what can be helpful. Offers a compiled A-Z database of herbs and ailments.

Herb resources and reference for herbal cosmetics, herbal remedies, recipes, herb magic, legend and lore.

Information about alternative medicine featuring herbs and herbal healing, and other natural cures.

Discusses clinical and research study about Padma 28, a tibetan herbal formulation.

Ohio State University Extension fact sheet providing basic information and guidelines.

Research done on valuable botanical pharmaceutical information for cures for many of the world's diseases. Entirely free information offered to empower individuals who may suffer from these diseases.

Includes a encyclopedia of common and botanical names photos, history of uses, scientific reports, descriptions of conditions/symptoms for which the herb has clinically demonstrated effects and descriptions of its actions, as well as the safety of each.

Educational and hands-on information on herbal medicine and traditional medicines of Europe and Latin America, with political and personal insights aimed towards the sustainability of the planet.

A free email discussion group with information about herb safety, remedies, and recipes.

Alphabetical listing of healing herbs, with articles about safety, storage, remedies, recipes and special uses. Includes glossary.

Founded in 1864, NIMH is the oldest body of professional practising herbalists in the western world. Information and frequently asked questions about herbs.

A guide to the natural health benefits of evening primrose oil.

Medicinal plant photographs, illustrations, maps, abstracts, constituents, monographs, major papers and folios by genus and species.

An interactive community offering herbal information, chat, discussion groups, events, herb photos.

Information about wild medicinal and edible plants in the northeastern United States.

As a type II diabetic, I have tried various folk medicine andaccidentally stumbled on dehydrated bitter melon. Strangely, it works for me. Out of gratitude, I wrote my personal experience, collected and posted somearticles, including one 103-page technical report, about the fresh bittermelon (which is the closest relative) on my website (http://mission.comparenews.org) for reference. If you are a type II diabetic, I hope you can visit it. I am solicitingscientists worldwide to study dehydrated bitter melon.Can a dried vegetable suppliment or even replace diabetic medication? With the cost about $1 per day, you should be able to experiment it yourself for your health.

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A free herbal medicine resource that offers a wide range of information about herbal remedies and alternative treatments. Herbal-Meds-Online.com offers a wide herbal medicine database to help users treat a variety of ailments and to harness the benefits of herbal medicine.