Sunday, October 13, 2013

Medicinal herb substitute for chemical drugs

Prescriptions are not prepared and implemented appropriately , as the pharmaceutical industry wants us to buy many drugs do not
Only to heal , but to reap the profits. We can change a lot of our lifestyle and the quality of our food and limit stress
To avoid the need for a lot of drugs and Balta me greatly underestimate our expenses on medicines. Think carefully before taking the drug.
Let us ask ourselves : Is it really necessary medication , or is there another way to solve our problem sick ? Many of our diseases
Simple , such as colds and insect bites and headaches. There are alternatives to drugs that we eat every day , and are available around since
Centuries. Valenstaml natural remedies to heal minor ailments . And we use books health and natural medicine and plant
Or Nguetna of medicinal herbs. But , we must first identify the causes of discomfort we experience health , because prevention is better
Of treatment.

For example , na me a small amount of sage leaves and drink its water or Alngrger , relieve sore throat
The tonsils and throat wounds , may also benefit in the treatment of acne. But the unpalatable taste , so it is advisable to add honey
In providing for the children. If, on the amount of sage at home Ngnina for many chemical drugs . The juice
Oranges and lemons helps to avoid or mitigate colds .

In addition , the meals bus animal fat and dairy products rich in cholesterol , excessive intake
Candy and processed foods , endanger human heart attacks and obesity rise sector in blood pressure, and this causes
Home of death. Valentnol less food and better quality , and thus enjoy a healthier life .

Instead of spending large sums of money on cosmetics industries ( especially chemical ) which Msoukoha claim
As useful and increase freshness and renewal of skin cells and remove wrinkles , we can use natural alternatives used by
Our ancestors to save the freshness of the skin does not cost a lot , such as wheat, oil , lemon juice, yogurt and cucumber .

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