Plants for the Skin: How to Use Nature to Hydrate, Regenerate, and Protect Natural Beauty
Using natural ingredients like oils, flowers, leaves, and seeds can enhance skincare routines by providing nourishment, softness, and repair without compromising holistic well-being.
The Green Gold of the Desert: How Sidr Repairs Your Hair and Protects Your Scalp?
This article discusses the benefits of the Sidr tree for hair care and its traditional medicinal uses in Middle Eastern and North African cultures.
Own Hearth: Bitter and Healthy
The article discusses the bitter yet healthy qualities of radicchio and its historical significance as a culinary and medicinal plant.
Africa: No, Neem Tea Won't Prevent All Illnesses Claimed in Viral Social Media Posts
Claims that neem tea can prevent various illnesses, including cancer and malaria, are scientifically unsupported according to experts.
TESTS: Do you know all of them? Can you recognize these 15 medicinal herbs?
The article presents a quiz challenging readers to identify 15 medicinal herbs that one's grandmother could easily recognize.
Just Like in a Sci-Fi Movie: Medicinal Mushrooms Grown in TΓ΅rva
In TΓ΅rva, Estonia, the company Shroomwell cultivates medicinal mushrooms in controlled conditions, emphasizing its role in food security amidst global challenges.
This small vegetable is not only tasty and filling: eliminates excess fluids, improves circulation, reduces inflammation
The article discusses the health benefits of celery, highlighting its nutritional value and potential medicinal properties.
'Brown packages filled with money' being offered to clinicians and advocates in alleged DVA fraud
A medicinal cannabis company is under investigation for allegedly offering financial kickbacks to military advocates in exchange for veteran referrals to its services.
The story of two sisters aged 72 and 73 who live alone in a sustainable forest with medicinal plants
Two sisters, aged 72 and 73, lead a self-sufficient life in TencΓlio Costa, Brazil, cultivating organic crops and relying on medicinal plants for health care.
Anvisa's rules on medicinal cannabis are expected to boost research and production in the DF
The National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) in Brazil has introduced new regulations to facilitate the cultivation of cannabis and improve research opportunities.
Medical Cannabis β Too Much Risk for (Almost) No Benefit
The Brazilian health agency's recent measures to regulate the use and cultivation of medicinal cannabis are criticized for lacking robust scientific evidence and potentially leading to increased drug dependence and crime.
One of the healthiest plants in the world that almost nobody talks about
The article discusses how the common weed, chickweed, is more than just a garden nuisance; it is a nutrient-rich superfood and a valued medicinal herb.
Medicinal herbs and ancestry of AmapΓ‘ mark Mangueira's parade
The Mangueira samba school celebrated medicinal herbs and Afro-Amapaense ancestry during its performance at Rio's special group parades.
βCheongyang Reedβ is good for health and taste good
Cheongyang County in South Korea's Chungcheongnam-do has completed preparations to maintain its reputation as the largest producer of cheongyang reed with a recent training session for local farmers.
Anvisa Director Says Cultivation Limits Do Not Inhibit Medicine Production
The director of Brazil's Anvisa agency stated that newly established limits for cannabis cultivation will not hinder the production of cannabis-based medicines.
Rules for the cultivation and research of medicinal cannabis in Brazil come into effect on August 4th
Brazil's Anvisa has published regulations for the cultivation and research of medicinal cannabis, effective from August 4th.
Veterans to be funded for yoga, cooking classes under $740m 'rehabilitation' plan
Australia's $739 million veterans rehabilitation plan will fund social activities and modern treatments for former service members, including yoga, cooking lessons, and medicinal psychedelics for PTSD.
Bee pollen: Natureβs multivitamin
Bee pollen is a natural substance rich in vitamins and minerals, regarded as a remedy with historical significance and health benefits.
Magical, poisonous, medicinal, and above all, delicious: why mushrooms are everywhere?
The article explores the cultural and gastronomic significance of mushrooms, emphasizing their recent prominence in discussions and events like the Chanel fashion show.
Anvisa publishes rules for Cannabis cultivation, with strict control starting in August
Anvisa has released regulations allowing the cultivation of medicinal Cannabis in Brazil, effective August 4, 2023, with specific rules for small associations and communities.
What food is good for treating respiratory and digestive conditions
Horseradish, native to Eastern Europe and Western Asia, has been cultivated since ancient times for its culinary and medicinal value, being used mainly as a condiment and as a home remedy for respiratory ailments.
"Production of opioids for medicinal use would be a great alternative investment for Sinaloa": Zamora GastΓ©lum
Mario Zamora GastΓ©lum advocates for the investment in medicinal opioids in Sinaloa, proposing a shift towards a regulated and economically viable industry, moving away from historical violence and illegality.
South Africa: Medicinal Plants Support Men's Health in South Africa - Why This Knowledge Needs Safekeeping
The article discusses the importance of medicinal plants in addressing men's sexual and reproductive health issues in South Africa, highlighting the cultural stigma and the prevalence of erectile dysfunction among men.
On its World Day.. the Story of Hot Pepper from Spiritual Spice to Chemistry of Pleasure
The article explores the historical significance of spices, especially hot pepper, which transitioned from spiritual and medicinal uses in ancient civilizations to a key player in global trade and culinary practices.
Mushroom Tremor in Polish Forests. These Specimens Can Fill Baskets to the Brim
The article discusses the year-round availability of mushrooms in Poland, highlighting the white birch polypore and its medicinal properties despite not being edible.
Medicinal Cannabis: High on Itself
The article discusses how the legalization of cannabis in Germany has led to an increase in drug-related crime and internet sales, with some members of the SPD appearing overly enthusiastic about the situation.
Miraculous Ingredient: Here Are 6 Reasons Why You Should Eat Garlic Every Day
Garlic, a beloved yet often avoided ingredient due to its odor, boasts a rich culinary and medicinal tradition, offering numerous health benefits and versatility in cooking.
HALMED Temporarily Suspends Distribution of Five Types of Eye Drops
The Croatian Agency for Medicinal Products and Medical Devices (HALMED) has announced a temporary halt in the distribution of five specific eye drop products due to safety concerns.
BiH legalizes medical cannabis
Bosnia and Herzegovina has legalized the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes, aligning itself with numerous countries that approve the plant for alleviating severe disease symptoms, as reported by the Ministry of Civil Affairs.
Herbal Research of the SS: Himmler's Slave Garden
The article discusses a plantation established in 1938 under Heinrich Himmler for the cultivation and research of medicinal herbs based on anthroposophical principles, highlighting its connections to the SS and Dachau concentration camp.