Slippery Elm For Pets

March 27, 2011

Here is a vet – who uses slippery elm extensively in her practice. Slippery Elm is brilliant for the digestive system – and that includes for animals as well as for humans! Animals tend to respond well to herbs – and slippery elm is one which is so beneficial for the whole digestive tract, that [...]

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Bio Multi-flora Compares Well With Probiotics Brands

March 24, 2011

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Slippery Elm Tea For Indigestion

March 20, 2011

Slippery Elm Tea can often be most helpful if indigestion strikes. Slippery Elm is a highly soothing herb which soothes every part it touches. As it is easily made into a tea, this makes it particularly suited to helping the stomach, small and large intestines, as the tea, drunk, touches all these parts. Slippery Elm [...]

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Slippery Elm Tea Dosage

March 5, 2011

Slippery Elm Tea dosage is considered lower down the article. Slippery elm is made from the inner bark of the slippery elm tree, ulmus fulva. In some American stores you can buy whole pieces of slippery elm bark several feet long, and around a quarter of an inch thick. But generally you will find it [...]

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Slippery Elm Bark Falls Prey To Thieves

February 27, 2011

Slippery Elm bark is found on the Slippery Elm tree and these are located between Canada and Texas. Sadly, this herb has become so much in demand that at harvest time – June to July – thieves target these trees and and strip the bark. The bark is highly prized for its soothing effect on [...]

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Slippery Elm Bark As A Throat Remedy

February 21, 2011

Slippery elm bark can be used for many soothing purposes, and one of these is to soothe the throat. When made into a mixture and dried, slippery elm will harden into lozenges which can be sucked. These ‘bark lozenges’ will prove very soothing for the throat as they are sucked. They are therefore appropriate for [...]

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Slippery Elm Benefits Are A Wonder To Behold

February 17, 2011

Slippery elm benefits the whole of the gastrointestinal tract. Which means it benefits throat, stomach, the small intestine and furthermore the large intestine. The main way it helps these areas of the body is through its soothing effects on any tissue it touches. The reason lies in the component molecules of the slippery elm itself [...]

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Loneliness Higher Risk Factor Than Smoking In Elderly

February 7, 2011

Loneliness has been rated as a higher risk to health than smoking, by the World Health Organisation. The elderly are said to be highly at risk from loneliness. While it is well-known that loneliness produces psychological issues, the physical issues have been ignored, say a group of UK charities. One in ten elderly people  say [...]

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Spirulina May Help Nerve Cells Regenerate

February 5, 2011

Scientists have found some preliminary indications that spirulina may help repair nerve damage. The study found that in mouse tests, giving spirulina appeared to help repair some nerve damage caused by the disease ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. The suggested reasons for this are the supposed ability of spirulina to provide antioxidants and [...]

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UK Ambulances Upgraded For Obesity

February 3, 2011

Ambulances in the UK are having to be upgraded to deal with heavier and heavier patients. Around 10 years agothe average patient weighed around 12 stone – 170 pounds. That is now more like 16 or 17 stone – 230 pounds. And it is not rare to come across a patient of 30 stone – [...]

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