In the blog post, Lifestyle Advice for Asthma, we talked about general lifestyle factors that can impact asthma. Another element of long-term asthma treatment is to include anti-inflammatory herbs and foods in the diet since asthma involves inflammation of the bronchi and an inappropriate inflammatory reaction by the body to certain substances. [Read more…] about Food and Nutrients for Asthma
Discover powerful Ayurvedic herbs that support the skin and natural solutions for a clear and beautiful complexion. Take a look at this introductory webinar with K.P. Khalsa all about Ayurvedic Solutions to Acne.
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At the most basic level, health maintenance is relatively simple: give the body what it needs, and don’t let it have much of what it doesn’t need—and body will run itself. Failing that, imbalances occur, and harmful substances to which you are exposed may not get eliminated quickly or efficiently enough. [Read more…] about Cleanse and Restore with Herbs
General good health habits are, of course, crucial if you hope to resolve asthma permanently. As with any condition, a favorable environment for healing must be created, both internally and externally. A basic healthy diet should be observed generally. [Read more…] about Lifestyle Advice for Asthma
Discover how to use clinical assessment tools in practice. Using these tools often provides an insight that enhances or reveals valuable information that cracks the case. Take a look at this introductory webinar with K.P. Khalsa all about Clinical Assessment Tools.
No one quite knows the origin of the zesty ginger root, called the “universal medicine” in Ayurveda, as it has never been found growing in the wild. It is presumed to have originated in tropical India, but it is also an ancient part of Chinese food and medicine. It was common to find a jar of ginger on the counter in 19th-century English pubs so the clientele could add it to their drinks. (Thus ginger ale was born.)
A chain saw? A hibernating bear? A cement truck? Unfortunately, although it might actually be quieter to sleep next a chain saw, it’s your partner.
After the midnight serenade starts, you lie there for a while, trying to decide whether you have the energy to move to the guest bedroom, or whether your bed partner gets banished. Maybe moving to Alaska… [Read more…] about Snuff Out Snoring
