Herbal medicines free on Windows Pc

Free and bountiful medicinal herbs grow right outside your door.

In the old days, when you had a sore throat your first reaction was probably not to call out the doctor but to head for the kitchen cabinet. There you would find the honey jar, spoon a liberal portion into some boiling water, add the juice and rind of two or three lemons and sip the warming concoction slowly. Honey and lemon is one of the best known and best loved home remedies and is still used today as a basis for many of the most famous over-the¬counter medicines and throat sweets.

Nowadays, however, new technology and increasingly sophisticated medical advances have all but banished the old-fashioned home remedy to the archives of history. Most are dismissed as 'old wives' tales' and yet many of these ancient remedies have been the subject of rigorous clinical trials. The humble garlic, for example, has probably been the subject of more scientific studies than any other herb. We now know it is excellent for thinning blood, lowering cholesterol levels and even curing the common cold, It is marketed as the new cure-all for myriad complaints.

Modern drugs can be life savers but they often have too many side effects to warrant their use for every little sniffle or tummy upset. Herbal remedies tend to heal without suppressing symptoms, and used in the correct dosage are perfectly safe and have no side effects, Herbs are easy to find and can be used in cooking or in salads. Some, which you can grow in your garden, can be ground up and used as inhalants or to perfume a bath. Others - which are more likely to be in your kitchen cupboard - can be added to cooking or made up into poultices and muscle rubs.

As the methods of testing the compounds contained in many natural remedies become more sophisticated, many cynics are beginning to sit up and take notice. And as more and more of our so-called 'wonder drugs' prove only to suppress symptoms rather than get to the root cause, it is little wonder that more and more people are now looking for a healthier option for everyday complaints. The beauty of home remedies is that they are accessible and easy to prepare. Many of the remedies contained in this section have been passed down through the generations by word of mouth - others have surpassed all expectations in clinical trials. Some you will remember from the old nursery rhymes. Remember when Jack fell down and broke his crown and Jill fixed it with vinegar and brown paper? It may have sounded a strange remedy for a bad head, but in fact this used to be a remedy for headaches and migraine!

Acidity
Acne
Aids
Anaemia
Arthritis
Asthma
Atherosclerosis
Back-Ache
Bad Breath
Bed-Wetting
Bleeding Nose
Blood in Urine
Boils
Burning Urine
Burns
Bronchitis
Cataract
Cervical Spondylosis
Cirrhosis of Liver
Common Cold
Conjunctivitis
Constipation
Corn
Cough
Dandruff
Dehydration
Diabetes
Diarrhoea
Dysentery
Eczema
Epilepsy
Facial Paralysis
Fatigue
Fever
Filaria
Flu
Frigidity
Flatulence
Goitre
Hair Fall
Headache
Heart Disease
Hepatitis
Hiccups
Hoarse Voice
Hypertension
Hysteria
Impotence
Indigestion
Infertility
Insomnia
Intestinal Worms
Irregular Bleeding
Jaundice
Kidney Stones
Leucoderma
Leucorrhoea
Malaria
Measles
Menopause
Mouth Ulcers
Mumps
Muscle Cramps
Myopia/Short Sight

Nephritis
Obesity
Painful Periods
Parkinson's Disease
Peptic Ulcer
Piles
Pleurisy
Poor Memory
Pre-Menstrual Syndrome
Premature Ejaculation
Prickly Heat
Prostate Enlargement
Psoriasis
Pus in the Ear
Pyorrhoea
Ringworm
Scabies
Schizophrenia
Sciatica
Sinusitis
Sneezing
Sore Tongue
Stroke
Stye
Sun Burn
Swelling of The Body
Tonsillitis
Tooth-Ache
Tuberculosis
Urticaria
Warts
Whitlow
Whooping Cough

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