Thursday, December 3, 2015
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
CHAGA
Chaga
Chaga is an incredibly powerful medicinal mushroom that is highly sought after due to its phenomenal levels of antioxidants and healing properties. Chaga is rich in Vitamins A, C, B, D, and E and minerals such as manganese, iron, calcium, zinc, and selenium. It also contains potent anti-bacterial, anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, anti-fungal, anti-candida, and anti-parasite properties.
Chaga is one of the best sources of betulinic acid which is known to kill cancer cells on contact. Chaga is therefore often listed as one of the top anti-cancer and anti-tumor foods and is highly valued in a variety of natural cancer treatments and preventative protocols. Research has shown Chaga to be particularly beneficial for colon, stomach, endometrial, lung, breast, and prostate cancer.
Chaga is also rich in beta-glucans which can dramatically strengthen and reinforce the immune system making it an ideal choice for those suffering with autoimmune disorders such as chronic fatigue syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, fibromyalgia, irritable bowl syndrome, Chron’s disease, lymphoma, bursitis, shingles, and PCOS.
It is also very beneficial for those with HIV and has been shown to reduce the various symptoms and secondary diseases caused by HIV. Chaga contains the highest level of superoxide dismutase (SOD) in the world which is an enzyme that promotes the breakdown of free radicals and has been shown to be highly effective in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, Lou Gehrig’s disease, gout, scleroderma, osteoarthritis, and cataracts.
Its anti-inflammatory properties makes it ideal for those with IBS, arthritis, colitis, cystitis, tendonitis, edema, asthma, celiac disease, and acne. The wide range of healing benefits found in Chaga makes its one of the most important and essential medicinal foods to be included in one’s natural health regime.
Chaga mushrooms grow in harmony with birch tress and can be found in northern regions of the United States and in the forest of the Appalachian mountains. It can also be found in temperate forests of Europe, Canada, China, Russia, and Korea where it is known as a “gift of God”. Chaga tea is an incredibly beneficial since the antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and healing compounds are easily and quickly assimilated and utilized by the body.
Chaga tea can be made by adding 1 teaspoon of Chaga extract powder to 8oz of hot water. It has a rich, earthy coffee-like flavor that can be sweetened with honey, stevia, or coconut sugar if desired. The highest quality, most effective Chaga Extract Powder can be found online at www.vimergy.comhttp://www.medicalmedium.com/blog/chaga
remedy for Haemorrhoids
Kiro Smilkov likes this remedy for your haemorrhoids:
Hemorrhoids are caused by an increase in pressure on the veins of the anus and rectum. According to the statistics, around 12 percent of the population suffers from hemorrhoids, and up to 75 percent of the population will experience hemorrhoids at some point in their lives.
It occurs equally in both men and women. The pressure on the veins causes swelling, pain, and bleeding. Hemorrhoids may occur with constipation, lifting heavy objects, obesity, pregnancy, and childbirth.
If you are suffering from hemorrhoids, you can make this ointment for hemorrhoids treatment, which can be prepared very quickly and has helped many people get rid of this unpleasant condition.
For the preparation of this ointment, you will need
– One tablespoon raw, organic honey
– Ten grams of finely powdered propolis
– 50 ml cold pressed olive oil
– 50 grams of raw bee wax
– Ten grams of finely powdered propolis
– 50 ml cold pressed olive oil
– 50 grams of raw bee wax
Preparation of the ointment
Mix one tablespoon honey with ten grams finely powdered propolis. Mash the mixture with a wooden spoon in a smaller glass until the mixture becomes homogenous. Before use, keep the propolis in the fridge for few hours. That will allow you to crush the propolis easier.
In a second bowl, pour 50 ml cold pressed olive oil and add 50 grams of beeswax. Put the mixture on a low heat temperature until it starts to boil. After that, remove it from the heat and let it cool down slightly. When it cool down, add the mixture from the honey and propolis, and mix well.
Store the ointment in a glass jar in the fridge.
Store the ointment in a glass jar in the fridge.
How to use it
Put a piece of gauze dipped in this ointment into the anus every night. Leave it in all night. Remove in the morning.
Also, you can make suppositories from this ointment. Before using, put them in the fridge for about twenty minutes to harden. Before going to sleep, put one suppository into the anus. Do this procedure every night, until the problem relieves completely.
Also, to help your healing process consume more foods rich in fiber(at least 30 grams daily), drink more water (fluids are required for fiber to travel smoothly through the digestive tract), wheat germ (it is a rich source of vitamin E, which prevents blood clots), and eat small meals.
Shaving Your Pubic Hair Can Harm Your Health
Shaving Your Pubic Hair Can Harm Your Health
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Although many women are unaware, shaving and waxing your pubic hair can seriously jeopardize your health. This down-there grooming habit has become so common nowadays that hardly anyone suspects its health risks. According to a recent study, most women who remove all or some of their pubic hair are at a high risk of developing serious health conditions.
DO NOT REMOVE YOUR PUBIC HAIR!
In the words of Andrea De Maria regarding the study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology “women are not aware of the risks of shaving pubic hair, because they remove hair from other parts of the body as well.”
According to the study, 87% women removed all or some of their pubic hair, while 90% shaved it off using a razor.
The thing is that genital skin is far more sensitive than the skin on our legs. That’s why shaving can create tiny injuries especially when done in a hurry. Women are prone to nicks and cuts because they can’t see the contours of their private area while they’re attempting to shear off their pubic hair.
In fact 60% women reported side effects such as abrasion, followed by ingrown hairs after pubic hair removal.
Although these are minor skin injuries, they are neither painless nor harmless. For one thing, genital skin is full of sweat glands, meaning that this area is normally wet and dark, which makes it an ideal ground for bacterial proliferation. Plus, abrasions or little tears in the skin make it especially susceptible to bacterial and viral infections. Sexually transmitted diseases including herpes and HPV are easily contracted in this way, because there’s no pubic hair to prevent infection.
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