An Herb for the Mind, Body, and Heart

If you are suffered from seasonal allergies, have hypertension, or an increased risk on cancer, you will want to read about this herb in Medicine from Your Kitchen Cabinet, Part 3.

There has been increasing evidence this phytochemical present in turmeric has a wide spectrum of therapeutic properties and a remarkable range of protective effects in various diseases.

Because it spreads so easily, many farmers might be tempted to treat milk thistle as a noxious weed. But this plant's virtues actually deem it most beneficial and valuable.

As California will soon vote on whether to permit the use of recreational marijuana in order to boost the revenue from sale tax, we wish that every California voter would carefully read and consider neurophysiologist Dr. Bernell Baldwin article on the subject.

Sweet smelling thyme is rich in antioxidants and strong antibacterial properties. One of its phytochemicals, thymol, improves the liver’s ability to detoxify toxins and exert anti-inflammatory action.