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... health service at least £250m a year. Homeopathic remedies are taken by people hoping to treat a wide variety of disorders including anxiety and asthma. Prince Charles once said of the treatment: “It is rooted in ancient traditions that intuitively understood the need to maintain balance and ...

... plant native to Peru and other parts of northern South America. Llanten is used as a cure for urinary tract infections, tuberculosis, hepatitis, asthma, bronchitis, conjunctivitis and a whole lot more. Research shows that both the whole fresh plant and the roots of llanten are used in traditional ...

... citratus (lemon grass), Moringa, Phyllanthus amarus, avocado (Persea americana), and Gardonema mushroom. Researchers have also identified asthma herb (Euphorbia hirta), pawpaw (Carica papaya), bitter melon (Momordica charantia) and guava (Psidium guajava) extracts as potential ‘cures’ ...

Forget outdoor pollution - it's the air in your HOME that is ruining your lungs: Study warns gas cookers and cleaning products are driving an asthma epidemic in the US and the UK Outdoor air pollution causes 200,000 early deaths in the US, 40,000 in the UK But experts warn indoor air quality ...

... dry or wet cough, runny, congested, or painful nose. Irritants from the smoke will especially affect people with pre-existing conditions like asthma, allergies, COPD, emphysema, or sinusitis. These conditions can worsen. Even healthy and robust people can be affected by high levels of smoke. ...

Hunter-gatherer style diets of seasonal vegetables and wild game replenish gut bacteria and stave off diabetes and asthma, leading professor claims Professor Tim Spector claims the traditional diet can help to 'rewild' gut bacteria Having more species of bacteria in the gut can ...

... versions, while muesli or porridge, live natural yoghurt or eggs should replace processed breakfast cereals. SUGARY DIET PUTS BABY AT RISK OF ASTHMA Eating a sugary diet while pregnant can increase your child’s risk of asthma. Research found sugary diets seemed to increase damage to the lungs, ...

... for at least 40,000 deaths a year in the UK. It is well known that pollution can aggravate and possibly trigger health conditions such as asthma. ‘Over short periods, high pollution levels can cause damage to the lining of our lungs,’ explains Stephen Spiro, honorary professor of respiratory ...

... how poor gut health is linked to conditions ranging from irritable bowel syndrome, diabetes, high blood pressure, depression, obesity, childhood asthma, to colitis and colon cancer. The study is the first to investigate the response of gut microbiome - the term for the population of microbes ...

Moringa Fights Cancer, Protects Brain, Cures Asthma & Fights Inflammation Moringa is one of those traditional plants that have been eaten and used as herbal remedies long before Western science took an interest in them. There is a lot of evidence ...

... second length of her local pool when her morning swim suddenly became anything but a pleasure. Two months ago Sue, 69, who has never suffered from asthma or any other breathing problem in the past, suddenly found herself gasping for breath. ‘I felt as if my throat and oesophagus were closing up,’ ...

... infertility, obesity, and cancer. Children exposed to these compounds at an early age also have an increased chance of developing allergies, asthma and eczema. These chemicals are so widespread, they were found in the urine of 75 per cent of people tested. Yet research shows that using antibacterial ...

... phytosterols. This property makes sage useful in treating high fevers, diarrhea, and excessive sweating or phlegm, as well as throat inflammation, asthma, and bronchitis.” Schneiderman recommends drying sage leaves to eat or brewing them fresh in a tea. “For all medicinal infusions, make sure to ...

... Organization (WHO). These particles are too small to see or smell, but have a devastating impact. PM2.5 can cause or aggravate heart disease, asthma and lung cancer. How big is the problem? It's pretty bad. Within the European Union (EU), more than 430,000 people died prematurely due to PM2.5 ...

... belongs to the family Solanaceae and is widely used in traditional medicine for various ailments such as inflammation, jaundice, bronchitis, asthma, leprosy, and skin disorders. It is a rich source of anticancer molecules. The team comprising researchers from the Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology, ...