Posts Tagged ‘fever’
Saturday, August 29th, 2009

Yellow fever is transmitted by the bite of a mosquito which is carrying the virus. Incidentally it happens to be a flavivirus disease. This disease is prevalent in the south of America and the Sahara. Everyone is susceptible to this ailment; however, it is more rampant in elderly people; the symptoms take time to show their effects; perhaps a week. The symptoms may include: “Arrhythmias, Heart dysfunction, Coma, less urination, Delirium, Fever, Headache, Jaundice, Muscle aches (Myalgia), Red eyes, face, tongue, Seizures, Vomiting and Vomiting blood”. If treated incorrectly chemically the results could be fatal. However, herbal treatment to cure yellow fever is the safest way out; as it has no side effects and is cost effective.
One of the best herbal treatments for yellow fever is Cinchona officinalis bark. 60Gms should be boiled in half a litre of water. After straining and cooling; drink 20ml three times a day for 10 days. The symptoms of yellow fever would be resolved. Another potent herbal treatment for yellow fever is Irvingia gabonensis bark. The methodology of using g it is the same as Cinchona officinalis bark. However, the treatment would last only for a week. Nonetheless, you need to make certain that the seeds are pulverized.
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Thursday, August 6th, 2009

The most devastating ailment of the intestines is Cholera. It is a critical malady; concerning the lower portion of the small bowel. It is caused because of contagious water and is rampant in the rainy season. This is the reason why the mortality rate is high in this ailment. The ailing person gets relentless cramps in the stomach and the throat seems to be parched always. The restlessness becomes very evident. A fever always accompanies this ailment. One can make out from the voice of the person ailing; as to how much the person is suffering. In simple words the ailing person starts looking haggard.
Nonetheless, there are some herbal treatments for this ailment. Lemon plays a very important role in the herbal treatment of Cholera. Fresh lemon juice is capable of killing the Cholera bacteria in a very short span of time. So, it is imperative that the patient be given fresh lime juice atleast thrice daily. Another potent herbal treatment for Cholera is Guava root bark. You would need to make a decoction of 30gms of guava root bark with a litre of water. Then the decoction should be boiled to about 1/3rd of its level and then given to the patient twice daily, after cooling.
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Sunday, August 2nd, 2009

Hibiscus- This herb is sometimes called Jamaica sorrel. It is very good in congestion. Besides being a tonic it helps the kidney to function properly. It helps to abate fever and improve digestion.
Honey- Honey has unlimited uses; especially in Homeopathy. Besides, it tasty too and contains all the nutrients nature can provide. You name the ailment and honey would have an herbal cure for it. There are certain herbal medications which have an acrid taste and cannot be taken without adding honey to it. This also enhances the efficacy of the medication. Honey is also a very good food supplement and so it very good for people who are dieting.Horse Tail – Cola de Caballo; as it is medically known by herbal doctors is a terrific way to minimize the aftermath of arthritis and rheumatism. It strengthens the bone structure of the body and cleans the urinary system.
Hyssop- Hyssopus Officinales is very effective in coughs when it is boiled in honey. Hyssopus Officinales is very beneficial for breathlessness and wheezing.
Jojoba- Simmondsia Chinensis is very potent moisturizer. It is form of liquid wax; which is derived from the Jojoba bean. The oil of this bean resembles the oil secreted by the human body.
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Saturday, August 1st, 2009

There is an herb which goes by the common name of Basil (Albahaca) which is very for headaches. Further, it is very useful in treating urinary tract problems and it clears of dizziness also. If someone happens to be suffering from bad breath, fever and an impure circulatory system then Alfalfa – (Medicago Sativa) is the best possible side affect herbal treatment for all this. Aloe – (Aloe Vera) is well known herb which is used in beauty products; however very few people know that it gives relief in constipation and obesity problems as well. It is used instead of tincture of iodine and is more effective as the abrasion does not smart. To add to all this Aloe – Aloe Vera is very good for stomach ulcers also.
Amaranth – Amaranthus spp – Ataco This herb is of Eastern origin and is rich in Calcium, iron and Phosphorus. It helps a diabetic patient to reduce the sugar level.
Anise – Anis – Pimpinella Anisum This herb is a good breath refresher; apart from being good for the digestive system. In other words it gives solace in stomach aches.
Arnica – Arnica Montana This herb is known for its anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial propensities .It is an effective painkiller also. Herbal treatment by this herb gives impetus to healing of wounds also.
Avocado- Herbal treatment by this herb reduces the sugar level in your body; thereby making you reduce excess fat. Menstrual disorders, asthma and bronchitis can also be combated with this herb.
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Friday, July 17th, 2009

This ailment is a fungal infection concerning the epidermis of human foot. Athletes’ foot concerns the disease and not the fungal infection. It is mainly caused by a form of yeast that lives on the outer surface of the skin and then penetrates deeper. It usually happens to the male gender and in between toes. However, in extreme cases it may spread to the heel of the foot also.
The herb to treat athlete’s foot is native to America; however, it grows prolifically elsewhere also. The herb by the common name of Golden seal; however, its botanical name is Hydrasis canadensis. This herb belongs to the Peony family. It is the root of the herb which is an herbal remedy and they have been used by ancient Americans from time immemorial. A chemical named berberine; which is present in the roots of the herb has the capability to ward off infections caused by fungi and yeast. However, it also acts as a mild sedative. This could deter many; however, if the treatment is taken before bedtime then won’t be much of a problem. Berberine is said to be more efficacious than Aspirin to reduce a fever. This root can be used either as a capsule, powder, tincture or an ointment. Either way it is effective. In other words it is effective if taken orally as well as if it is directly applied on the affected area. Herbal pharmacists would keep both the versions of the medication. However, the most important aspect of the treatment is that it is easily procurable and cost effective too.
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