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November in the Vegetable Garden
The Home Garden | November 21st 2009 by Dave
As strange as it may sound there are things still growing in the vegetable garden in November and it's not because of our unusually warm weather. Unfortunately there is only one vegetable growing but there are several kinds of herbs that are doing gr read more
Comfort vegetables
Ambrosia and Nectar | November 21st 2009 by Annemarie Cancienne
Comfort vegetables.Eh? let me try that again.Comfort. Vegetables.It doesn't sound much more likely the second time around,does it? Your comfort foods tend to be sweet and fatty, or warm, rich, and the sort of thing your mother would make you when you read more
Nail care tips: Natural homemade recipes for strong and beautiful…
Going-Well.com | November 20th 2009 by Serge
Your nails tell a lot about you. Strong and healthy nails serve as the perfect representative of the overall health and wellness of a person. Fortunately, you do not need a lot of time and money to maintain healthy nails. I hope these tips and recipe read more
Concerts and new additions to the vege garden
The Rosemary Files | November 20th 2009 by A. Forbes
Although it's not quite warm outside considering it's meant to be late Spring it's lovely to see some action going on in my garden. This weekend I really need to get stuck in and try to get some weeding done.Earlier this week I happened to spot lots read more
Tips on Different Ways To Grow a Herb Garden
Plant Care Blog | November 20th 2009 by taurus
Some people just seem to have a green thumb and a real knack for growing fresh herbs to make gourmet meals. Using herbs grown in a kitchen window can enhance any meal. Most people think that methods to grow an herb garden are complicated but in tru read more
Pomegranate for Heart Health and Cancer
Just About Health | November 20th 2009 by vegi guslina
Pomegranate has long been used for culinary raw materials, and medicines and healthy drinks. Pomegranate with Latin name granatum punica is bushes from asia, species from the Socarta island . The fruit is thought to have come from Iran. Now, Pomegran read more
Guduchi (tinospora cordifolia) herb, immune enhancers
Herbal Information | November 20th 2009 by jony rich
This article lay out the benefits of an herb called guduchi which is very profitable to boosts the immune system. It is also well known as the tinospora cordifolia. This herb has long shrubs and it is also used in ayurvedic treatments from decades. read more
So you want to start a kitchen garden? – Part I – Where to ge…
Geekgardener's weblog | November 19th 2009 by Manikandan
Like I have been postponing on writing a post on how to start a kitchen garden, I am sure few of you who are reading this have already postponed starting a garden of your own. Oh and I am sure you have plenty of valid reasons for postponing. Few peop read more
Vrikshamla herb, Heart Disorders
Herbal Information | November 19th 2009 by jony rich
Vrikshamla is one of the most common herb which is used in India from many centuries as a natural appetite suppressants. It is also well known as Garcinia Cambogia. Vrikhamla is very valuable in reducing weight and keeps you in proper size and shape. read more
Advice on Ways To Grow an Herb Garden Indoors and Outdoors
Plant Care Blog | November 19th 2009 by taurus
Some people just seem to have a green thumb and a real knack for growing fresh herbs to make gourmet meals. Using herbs grown in a kitchen window can enhance any meal. Most people think that methods to grow an herb garden are complicated but in tru read more
Herbs
Kozmetika so Zlavou - Direct Cosmetics | November 18th 2009 by Andre
Today we would like to introduce black cumin seed oil to you. It has been used since ancient times and nowadays still remains as popular as ever Here is the original: Herbs read more
iPhone Blower App for Those Too Lazy to Exhale
iPhone News Updated | November 18th 2009 by thanaads
Because using your lungs to blow air is waaay too much work, a new iPhone app will do it for you. According to Mashable: The iPhone app is called Blower and it works by moving air through the speakers of your iPhone (strictly speaking, the same th read more
Boost your immune system: Natural homemade recipes
Going-Well.com | November 18th 2009 by Serge
Immune system is a “shield” that defends our body’s cells against attacks by bacteria, microbes, viruses, fungi, free radicals, etc. The immunity has to be in perfect condition to perform its functions. These natural and simple homemade recipe read more
Chicken and Rice Soup
Eat Like No One Else | November 18th 2009 by Eric Samuelson
Ever cooked up some chicken and discovered that you cooked it a bit too long and you now need to drink a gallon of water with every bite? You don’t have to throw that chicken out. Instead of drinking a gallon of water with it, why not turn to s read more
FL Herb Society Meeting: Herbal Vinegars
Athena's Armoury | November 18th 2009 by Janine
As of last night, I'm officially a member of the FL Herb Society. Really nice group of ladies, a topic I enjoy, and an excuse to get out and do something. Okay, I'm in. =)At last night's meeting, we had an herbal vinegar hands on workshop. Beauti read more
Super Athletes Do You Want To Reach The Next Level? Here Are The…
Optimize Your Health | November 18th 2009 by gene cox
ACHIEVE THE BEST – SUPERIOR SPORT PERFORMANCE! INJURED: SPEED UP RECOVERY! Based on Traditional Chinese herbs and medicine and American nutrition the following foods were selected for their known enhancement of sports performance. Martial art read more
Herbs for Cancer – All About Herbs for Cancer
Healthy with Herbal Therapy | November 18th 2009 by puthra
Herbs for adversity act in two agency – (a) they strengthen the appraisement and (b) admonition accompany it abashed to a counterbalanced emphasis so that it can action and arrest cancer. Some of these herbs admission been in use for over 5,000 yea read more
Chinese Herbs treat Acetaminophen Side-Effects
PAC HERBS | November 18th 2009 by PAC Herbs
This is a very interesting story out of Stanford School of Medicine. They literally stumbled upon a “substance” to help avoid liver toxicity from acetaminophen related liver damage. Gary Peltz, MD, PhD, professor of anesthesiology at Sta read more
Top Four Tiers Of Chinese Medicine Protocol
Fitness | November 17th 2009 by Rolf Joho
Chinese herbs and medicine is a 4000 year practice as far as recorded history (between 2100 – 1700 B.C.) goes. Most likely, Chinese herbs have been farmed, provided that humans have been in this region of the planet. The application, almost ce read more
Granola Interview with Photographer Sam Schwartz
Granola Tendencies | November 17th 2009 by sheena l young
It's been long and coming but FINALLY, here is my interview with my dear friend, amazing photographer and fellow granola Sam Schwartz. I asked a lot of questions and she provided LOADS of information. But I promise you, it is worth the read. I learne read more
Genetic Modification (GMO) Not Only Effects Our Food Quality But…
Top News & Article | November 17th 2009 by nilna
Although this seems unnecessary, the expression is an endeavor to grasp the real meaning of what herb medicine is all about – uncontaminated natural plant biotics without corruption and reorganization. With all the genetic manipulation by corporate read more
Behind the Scenes of the US Food Industry
Diary of a Vegan | November 17th 2009 by Vegan Girl
While living in the States, I had the opportunity to see Food Inc, a documentary about the (dire) state of the American food industry. Now this gem of a film is screening in New Zealand. Producer-director Robert Kenner and investigative authors Eric read more
Don't You Dare Buy Ready-made Stuffing for Thanksgiving!
What Eye 8 | November 17th 2009 by Tumerica
Homemade Stuffing for the Holidays If You Can Sing "Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme," You Can Make Stuffing from Scratch. Stuffing. Ahhhh. Maybe my favorite part of my favorite holiday. Growing up with four siblings, stuffing disappeared the fast read more
Rehydrating Dried Herbs
Kitchenhacker | November 17th 2009 by Stuart
Sometimes, you need to make do with what you have. Sometimes, what you have is dried parsley flakes. There's no use crying about it. The parsley in your refrigerator went bad a couple of days ago. You didn't manage to preserve it. You don't have time read more
Herbal Concoction: The Queen of Hungary's Water
Athena's Armoury | November 17th 2009 by Janine
The skin is the largest organ of the human body. What many people don't think about is that what they spray and slather on their skin is, in fact, absorbed into their bodies. For this reason, I really started reading the labels of my personal care read more
Herbal Remedies Tip #6 – Herbal Mouthwash for Healthy Gums
Lilith's Apothecary Herbal Body Care | November 17th 2009 by Sarah Powell
I’m kind of on a roll here with natural mouth care, so why stop now? Personally, I prefer not to use alcohol-based mouth washes that permeate the market and either make my own, or use ‘more natural’ mouthwashes such as those made by read more
In Two Years You’ll Wish You Had Seen This! No More Menopause!
Aromatherapy | November 17th 2009 by Zul Rahman
Most of the menopause products are created based on 3 strategiess: a single supplement/herb wonder a combination of past researched supplements/herbs with an addition of the latest fad herb in most cases a newbie manufacturer/distributer copies ano read more
I Made My Own Lotion (and I love it)!
Living a Whole Life | November 17th 2009 by Shannan and Karla
Not long ago I mentioned that I was attempting to make my own Herbal Healing Lotion. I finally got a chance to do it and I love it. It turned out a little thicker than I would personally like. I probably went a little overboard on the beeswax and wou read more
A-OK Borscht Soup
Kalofagas - Greek Food & Beyond | November 17th 2009 by Peter M
Last month, Canadians celebrated Thanksgiving Day (Oct.12th) and alongside of the usual turkey, fixins, pumpkin pie came a soup as a starter. My brother’s girlfriend is of Polish descent and being fully aware that she (as with many Slavic peopl read more
Kits For Herb Gardening
Learn How To Be A Backyard Gardener, Enjoy Your Garden | November 17th 2009 by James Mann
Image by -Chad Johnson via Flickr Some of us have the desire to grow our own herbs but lack the knowledge of how to get started. There are a lot of questions that come along with starting an herb garden. For instance, which herbs do better if read more
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