The truth about natural cures

Article Abstract:

Natural remedies have increased in popularity since Congress passed the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, which allows many natural remedies to be sold without Food and Drug Administration approval. Several of such remedies are described including melatonin, zinc lozenges and echinacea.

Methods, Dietary supplements, Self-care, Health, Self care (Health)

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Amazing home remedies that really work: if you're sick, head for your kitchen instead of the medicine chest

Article Abstract:

Feverfew is good for treating migraine headaches, and cranberry juice will help cure a bladder infection. Home remedies for motion sickness, insomnia, minor abrasions and cuts, constipation, nasal congestion and vaginal yeast infection are also given.

Health aspects, Food, Naturopathy

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