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Adults and Acne: Why You Still Can Have Blemishes into Your 20's
When you think of acne breakouts, you instantly imagine a teenager with pimples all over their face. With teenagers, it makes sense, right? They’re experiencing a rush of hormones which causes the skin to react. However, why do adults still get acne?
Learn more5 Facts You Need to Know About Eczema
Picture this: your elbow begins to itch and following that itch is a red, inflamed rash. Naturally, you will start to wonder if the rash you’re experiencing is just a result of dry skin or something a bit more concerning such as eczema.
Learn moreIs it ADHD, Anxiety, or Both?
Close to 50 percent of adults with ADHD also have an anxiety disorder, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. Sometimes the anxiety is a result of living with ADHD and worrying about the toll that your symptoms can take on you day-to-day. Other times, anxiety can exist independently of your ADHD and its symptoms.
Learn moreFeeling Itchy? The Difference Between Eczema vs Psoriasis
As the leaves begin to fall and temps begin to drop, it’s normal for our skin to become dry and start to itch. The cold air can suck out the moisture from the skin causing irritation, however, how do you know if you have a mild skin irritation or something more concerning such as eczema or psoriasis?
Learn moreSinus Infection Vs the Flu: How to Tell the Difference
Flu and cold season are just around the corner. As the cold weather begins to make its appearance, you might find that you start to experience a runny nose, congestion, and sore throat. But how do you know if it’s your standard cold, or something more serious such as the flu or a sinus infection?
Learn more4 Ways to Boost Your Immune System
As the autumn leaves begin to fall and the temperatures start to drop, most of us are gearing up for the long awaited “sweater weather” that comes with warm meals and pumpkin everything. However, cooler temperatures also mean that runny noses, sore throats, and congestion are also right around the corner.
Learn moreAbout using essential oils and medicinal plants.
Faced with the enormous therapeutic actions provided by chemotype essential oils and certified organic homeopathic medicines, the fight against pathogens of a viral, fungal or bacterial nature becomes winnable using these natural substances.
Learn moreWhat is Melaleuca quinquenervia?
The structure of niaouli oil is rather unique.Its main components are terpene oxides and cineole. Due to the high presence of cineole, we can conclude this oil has an expectorant effect and strengthening qualities which are associated with its levels of terpene alcohols.
Learn moreWhat is Hydrocotyle Asiatica?
By Dr. Peter Klapper Ph.D.When it comes to dermatological issues, when the root cause is an immune disorder such as psoriasis, opens in a new tab, eczema, opens in a new tab, and possibly rosacea, certain homeopathic, opens in a new tab medicinal plants can be of great benefit to provide an immune response to help return the skin back to its normal state. Our go to in this case is homeopathic Gotu Kola (Pennywort), it stands heads and shoulders above most others to help heal skin ailments. The scientific name of this herbal plant is Hydrocotyle Asiatica or Centella Asiatica. Recent published medical studies establish efficacy for this herb to treat dermatitis related conditions. Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a chronic inflammatory skin disease caused mainly by immune imbalance. The anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory effects of Pennywort have been demonstrated to have a positive healing effect in the treatment of AD. Collectively, the data demonstrates the pharmacological role of Pennywort is its anti-inflammatory action on the skin, which supports its action to be used as a therapeutic agent for AD. This includes eczemaGo to eczema control, opens in a new tab and psoriasisGo to psoriasis relief, opens in a new tab. According to the Journal of American Academic Dermatology, selected natural therapies have been reported to promote wound healing, reduce edema or purpura, and provide anti-inflammatory effects. Because of high rates of use of natural medicines amongst the global populations, more and more doctors and health practitioners are familiarizing themselves with their common uses, potential benefits, and complications.
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