The time to treat a cold is when you don’t have it! Prevention is always better than cure. However the same herbs that keep colds and flu at bay, will also help you get rid of it faster.
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Natural cold and flu remedies
May 5th, 2011 
sam 
Posted in Herbal remedies 
Tags: anti-bacterial, blackberry, Borage, catnip, cinnamon, common cold, contagious, Cough, fenugreek, fever, flu, Garlic, ginger, goldenseal, haedaches, health, immune system, juniper, Lemon, lemon balm, nasal congestion, Natural cold and flu remedies, peppermint, Runny Nose, sage, Sore Throat, virus, vitamin c, vitamins, watery eyes, yarrow 
Comments OffNatural Remedies for Heartburn
April 19th, 2011 sam What is Heartburn? Heartburn affects an estimated 20 percent of people at least once a week. While an occasional heartburn episode may be common, some people have heartburn frequently.
Help your body fight a cold
August 26th, 2010 Lifestyle Runny noses, phlegmy coughs and sweating cause us to lose body fluids, leaving us dehydrated and thirsty. The obvious response is to reach for a hot drink, but as caffeine is also dehydrating, regular tea or coffee will only exacerbate the problem. Most herbal teas are caffeine-free, however, allowing you to enjoy your warm drink [...]
Posted in Health, Herbal remedies Tags: cold, dehydrated, flu, herbal teas, lifestyle, organic, thirsty, vitamin, vitamin c, water Comments OffHow to make a cough syrup
August 26th, 2010 Lifestyle 
Just a few sips of this natural cough syrup will help soothe a sore throat. The anti-bacterial properties of honey also help to fight off throat infections.
Herbal remedy to ease Asthma
August 26th, 2010 Lifestyle Rates of asthma are on the increase and now many children suffer the chronic wheezing and breathing difficulties associated with their condition. Rates of asthma are on the increase and now many children suffer the chronic wheezing and breathing difficulties associated with their condition. Common triggers are dust mites, pollen, animal hair and even stress. [...]
