in the beginning, i quit taking it a few times and found out i wasn’t ready for quitting. my problem was, that the symptomns i had where carpal tunnel pain. now i am a massage therspist and we have protocols for carpal tunnel treatment. i can make your carpal tunnel pain go away in 10 min flat. for me, that was just a temporary fix. i went to massage school with both my hand in braces. and carpal tunnel is a professional related work injury. but !!! when i did take the thyromax, my pain went away. now i still take it occasionally. like i will buy one bottle and take it and finish it and not take it for a long time after that. my hands and wrist are my indicator, when i have to go on again. if they start hurtin, i go back on.

remember, this is an herbal supplement!!! its support for your thyroid.

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thyromax

I have a severe toothache and would rather use natural cures other then medications.

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Where can I find a natural herbal cure for a toothache?

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natural herbal remedies?

thanks
folks these are great answers, 3 scores for the horehound, despite the risque’ name.

so where can i find this action? GNC and Vitamin world do not carry it

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herbal remedy question?

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herbal / natural remedy for “sensitive airway”, not asthmatic?

Does anyone have a natural, like food/drink, remedies to help fight off a cold? Anything is welcome! Just no herbal.

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natural cold remedies, not herbal?

Even though conventional multivitamins and other dietary supplements are affordable and abound in drugstores and other retail, the herbal nutrition supplement is very popular among many consumers not only in the East — the stronghold of herbal medicine — but all over the world. One of the reasons for this would probably be because of the recognition that herbs have been used for healing and wellness purposes throughout time, and that the medical community is open to exploring the viability of various methods of natural medicine in preventing and treating diseases.

It has been said that even if you eat healthy foods and take basic vitamin supplements, it would not do you if a lot of good if your body is unable to absorb and digest the nutrients you’re taking in. A herbal nutrition supplement would aid in nutritional absorption because it nourishes the cells, promotes cellular communication, and enable them to function more effectively. It would also promote cell growth and repair. Botanical products such as herbs are very important nowadays because they help detoxify and cleanse our bodies, which are exposed to countless numbers of pollutants and other toxic substances in what we eat, drink, and breathe.

Some herbal nutrition supplements are being marketed for their anti-aging effects, and with the increasing number of baby boomers, such supplements are in high demand. This is not to say that they would keep a person eternally young; rather, they mitigate some of the most common effects of aging. For instance, studies have shown that bilberry extract can prevent eye problems such as glaucoma and cataracts; guggulipid extract can help relieve arthritis symptoms; hawthorne berry extract is beneficial for both hypertension and hypotension; and turmeric extract can help with symptoms of osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and atherosclerosis.

Some herbal nutrition supplements are reputed to provide relief from minor ailments, aches, and pains, and to promote a generally good state of health. For example, ginger extract is said to help people who suffer from migraines, hay fever and nausea; green tea extract may assist in treating diarrhea, headaches, and stomach problems. In addition, it can help prevent tooth cavities from forming. A herbal nutrition supplement extracted from the mahonia grape is helpful in treating pimples, influenza, and urinary tract infections, while one called gingko biloba is popular among many students because it promotes alertness and concentration, and increases short-term memory.

Dietary supplements are classified as foods by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), not as drugs. Hence, they are not subject to the same regulatory scrutiny that drugs get. It’s only when there are complaints of adverse consequences from taking a supplement that an investigation will be launched. Consumers should be careful about taking herbal supplements indiscriminately; just because they can be purchased without a doctor’s prescription does not mean that they are suitable for all. Take for instance those weight loss supplements that were popular some years ago. They contained ephedrine, an extract from the herb ma huang. Those supplements caused a host of complications for many users, including seizures, myocardial infarction, and death, until it was finally taken off the market.

Many herb extracts are included in weight loss formulations. Ingredients like ginseng, chickweed, and kelp are said to facilitate the shedding of excess pounds. But keep in mind that there is no solid scientific proof that these ingredients do that. In fact, some of them can be extremely harmful if taken in large doses. Their effectiveness in helping a person lose weight is not being discounted; it’s just that more research and studies are needed to validate their alleged capacity to do so. Another thing to remember is that if you are already taking some sort of prescription drug, it is possible that you might experience adverse effects of drug interactions if you take a supplement in conjunction with it.

Herbal nutrition supplements are available in a variety of forms: you can buy as pills, capsules, gel, powders, or liquids. You can buy them online or offline and because of the proliferation of offerings, buying several kinds will not burn a hole in your pocket. Just be sure to be a wise consumer; it’s your health that’s on the line here. Try to find time to talk your options over with a physician or nutritionist so that you can be sure that you will be buying the right herbal nutrition supplement for you or members of your family.

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Staying Healthy Naturally with a Herbal Nutrition Supplement

Natural herbal remedies have in use for medicinal purposes for more than 3000 years. Today, more than 80% of the population uses them to treat illnesses of all kinds.

The concept is fairly simple. Find a plant the grows naturally in your environment, eat it, and see if it has any affect (good or bad) on whatever ailment you happen to be suffering from. Each and every part of the plant, from the seed to the flower, has been used throughout the history of herbal medicine. Natural remedies have been delivered in so many versions – raw, brewed in with tea, topical ointments, and pills. Originally, the uses for these plants were determined by superstitious cues, based upon the plants likeness to a particular body part or because it grew in a particular area. Over time, the practice became more refined. To the point that many prescription drugs available today actually contain extracts of the herbal medicines.

This fairly simple concept has evolved quite a bit over the years. Today, this complex practice effectively treats ailments from headaches to heart disease and the common cold to depression. The first practitioners of natural herbal remedies likely used marshmallow root, which is a grass that can be chewed to treat a sick stomach. Strangely enough, this is probably a practice learned from primates. Who says we come from apes? Similarly, these first users may have used hyacinth as a diuretic to purge the body of excess water.

Cultivating certain plants have become an important role in human society as the knowledge was gained as to which plants treated certain ailments. Eventually, these herbalists began to keep track of what was prescribed and to whom and this knowledge was passed on from generation to generation and to all subsequent forms of conquering societies. Herbal remedies were first systematized by the Egyptians; and then by the Greeks. We can thank the Greek culture for what amounts to the foundation of modern medicine today. They introduced the concept of not only prescribing these herbal remedies, but also recording both the prescription and the result of treatment.

All around the world, cultures have searched the environment for their own natural remedy versions. Herbalists in India combined the herbs with parts of animals to create medicinal concoctions. In the Americas, the hunt for herbal remedies was driven by spirituality and different tribes collected herbal remedies and passed the knowledge on to other tribes through oral tradition. And in China, where we find the first written record of herbal medicine, herbalist paired natural remedies with acupuncture to balance the ‘life force energies’.

From its beginning as a primate activity, herbal medicine has ridden the roller coaster of being acceptance and rejection by traditional medical field. The use of natural remedies has been documented for over 3000 years, and in addition to the thousands of years of human testing, the practice has withstood intense scrutiny and real world testing. Though studies continue and remedies continue to alter, herbal medicine has stood the test of time as an effective means of helping humans stay healthy.

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How Natural Herbal Remedies & Medicines Came To Be

A headache is a familiar human problem that is well known to everyone. It can be triggered by a broad range of conditions but it normally is not a sign of serious disease. The severity of a headache greatly varies from episode to episode, from minor to severe and disabling discomfort that may continue for several hrs and does not fade away on its own. Many over-the-counter drugs are very helpful but unfortunately, all can bring about a series of side effects and may also lead to severe complications if utilized frequently and/or in higher doses.

In addition to over-the-counter pain relievers, you may also alleviate headache with a number of home remedies or prepared natural remedies for headache which are said to be very effective and have little or no side effects:

Here are a few natural treatment options you can try at home.

- Rest and relax. If possible lay down in a dark, quiet space and rest. It may take a little more time as compared to an Aspirin however resting is often sufficient to make the headache go away entirely on its own.

- Cold and heat. Alternate cold and warm compresses on the back of the neck beginning with a warm one for about 15 to 20 minutes.

- Massage. Ask someone to lightly massage your temples, forehead, neck and shoulders.

- Consume a cup of willow bark tea. Willow bark tea contains salicylic acid which is an active component of aspirin.

- Rosemary oil/tea. Add one to two drops of rosemary oil to one tablespoon of olive oil or other carrier oil and massage it lightly into your temples. You can also relieve headache with a cup of rosemary tea.

In addition, there are many prepared 100% natural remedies for headache which can be very effective in treating the problem.

If you are looking for a natural alternative to traditional medications, please visit our site and browse through the large selection of Natural Herbal Remedies.
We have natural remedies available to treat just about any symptom, or disease.. 100% Naturally.

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Home Remedies and Natural Herbal Remedies for Headache

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