12 Herbs and Foods that Increase Testosterone Naturally (video)
This video explores the scientific evidence proving that certain herbs, foods and nutrients boost testosterone, including specific doses and response times.
Journal of Plant Medicines | ISSN 2689-4548 | Current Issue: Vol. 10. No. 4
Cinnamon for Blood Pressure, Heart Disease, Diabetes (Video)
Medical research finds that cinnamon reduces high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, obesity and high cholesterol. This video will explain it all.
20 Medicinal Benefits of Ayurvedic Holy Basil (Tulsi) Herb
A myriad of research has confirmed that the ancient Ayurvedic remedy referred to as Tulsi or Holy Basil can help treat up to 20 medical conditions.
Bitter Melon Helps Diabetes and Osteoarthritis Patients
Medical research has confirmed that the ancient remedy bitter melon can significantly help patients suffering from osteoarthritis and type 2 diabetes. It also helps reduce the “bad” cholesterol and reduces inflammation according to recent studies.
Ashwagandha Fights over 50 Medical Conditions
Research from around the world is proving that Ashwagandha has numerous medicinal benefits. They also prove the effects of this ancient Ayurvedic herbal remedy are more than just anecdotal.
Rose Hips Reduce Colds and Common Cold Severity
A scientific study done during Denmark’s winter found that rose hips reduced the incidence of the common cold. It also reduced symptoms for those who got a cold, and increased well-being in general.
Ayurvedic Long Pepper Herb Fights Cancer
Several recent studies have confirmed that an Ayurvedic medicinal herb used for thousands of years has incredible cancer cell-killing potential, and may soon be employed by conventional medicine to treat cancer.
Dermatitis and Eczema Improved with Ceramides from Plants
Dermatitis, eczema, and psoriasis can be improved using topical and internal application of plant-derived ceramides according to clinical and laboratory research studies. They can also increase skin hydration and reduce skin infections according to researchers.
