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Essential oils are valuable healing tools, but like any potent medicine there are situations in which certain oils are not safe and should not be used.

A good source of manganese, fibre, iron and calcium, cinnamon may help prevent type II diabetes, lower blood pressure and help arthritis sufferers.

Herbs can be dangerous when mixed with over-the-counter or prescription pain medications. Before you combine herbal supplements and pain relievers, know your risks.

Advances in chemistry heralded advances in creativity in late nineteenth century France. Jicky was one result of such endeavours.

Chamomile has uses ranging from tea to aroma therapy to hair products, and best of all, growing it is simple!

Mosquitoes can put a damper on any outdoor activity. Instead of being sent indoors, enjoy your garden even more by growing plants that will actually repel mosquitoes.

What is real cinnamon and how does it differ from cassia? Cassia and cinnamon sticks can be identified visually while ground cinnamon requires knowledge of origin.

Cinnamon is an invigorating spice with a wide variety of health benefits. Cinnamon reduces blood sugar, stabilizes cholesterol, and fights bacterial infections.

Bergenin is a molecule made by plants that can effectively treat a variety of diseases and help manage weight loss.

Not all essential oils are suitable for aromatherapy use; active chemical components make some essential oils dangerous to use. Some oils should be used with caution.

Bee bread, cow clover, or meadow clover...is Trifolium pratense a useful medicinal herb or just another "natural" cure that interferes with mainstream medical treatments?

Aegle marmelos is a revered tree in Hindu mythology. Its amazing health benefits have been recorded in Ayurveda. Every part of this tree has its own special uses.