So, you want to know how to get rid of warts? Read on and I will show you many natural ways to do it without reserving to conventional treatments.
The medical term for that little thing growing on your hands, feet, face, genitals and other parts is Verruca Vulgaris (Imagine that?). Human Papillomavirus (HPV) causes warts and, if you want to count, there are over 100 types of HPV types of viruses. Depending on the type, you will have the mole appear on your genital, anal (rectal), oral (viral) areas.
Warts are extremely contagious and can be easily passed from person to person if they touch them, or if on genitals, through vaginal, anal, or oral intercourse. Read the rest of this entry »
Many women these days are in search of a natural breast enhancement in a form of pills, herbal supplements, special exercises, food and diet recommendations, etc. Some choose an easy way out and go for silicon implants, that over time has been blamed to cause many health problems including breast and lung cancer and autoimmune diseases. I’m not going to discuss or comment on life choices that some women make, but would rather focus on practical recommendations based on herbal and cultural traditions all over the world that are related to natural breast growth. 
If you only follow the mainstream media, you have probably never heard of this major health problem that emerged within 5 years or so. I will not go into what Morgellons disease is – just Google the name and you will find a massive amount of information including personal accounts from people that have to deal with this affliction while being diagnosed by their doctors as “delusional”. I will not spend much time commenting on speculations where the disease came from: some say it a genetically engineered biological weapon, some- a mutated virus, some-a bug that came from space/aliens. Ironically, a new movie just came out called “Bug” that some people say portrays Mogellons disease. 
First, a little bit about body odor and its origin. Most of your body odor comes from secretion of apocrine sweat glands located in your armpits. These secretions have no odor but, if you don’t wash them off, bacteria begin to take over within hours and the by-product of their feeding frenzy is bad body odor. Liver and kidney disease, diabetes, fungal infections and constipation may also be a contributing factor causing B.O.
At least once in everyone’s lifetime they will get a food poisoning and, if you ever had one, you will agree with me it can be a very unpleasant experience. How do you deal with this naturally and start treating it in a timely manner? Believe it or not- the sooner you take measures to diminish or counter the effects of the poison, the less time you will spend sick and bedridden. 
Everyone wants to have beautiful skin, but as we age, our largest organ (yes, skin is an organ) in our body looses the appearance of vigor and youth, and all we have left is a cabinet full of skin care products that didn’t deliver on their promise. I would like to tell you there is a magic cream that will erase every wrinkle off your face but I would be lying. All I can tell you there are indeed some natural herbal remedies that will improve your skin condition noticeably, and you don’t even have to spend a lot of money doing it. 
Someone asked me about how to naturally treat lice. For those who don’t know (aren’t you lucky?), a medical term for lice infestation is pediculosis when tiny bugs burrow into your scalp to feed on blood. The chemicals in their saliva will make you itch and also stop the blood clotting. The regular treatment that your doctor may prescribe is usually a lice shampoo that has pyrethrin- a pesticide from chrysanthemums, or permethrin- a synthetic form of the same pesticide. Needless to say, because of overuse of these chemicals, some studies on lice indicate it’s becoming resistant to pyrethrin.