Cocooning with girlfriends or lovers, warming up with a good marshmallow hot chocolate, wrapping yourself in the softness of woolen clothes, Halloween, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, candlelight … Between the plethora of activities to do and the dates to celebrate, winter is undoubtedly the most beautiful of the seasons for those who know how to … Read more
As well as the wonderful return of fine weather, June also has a very special day: Father’s Day. Every year, we have this very special day to show them our gratitude and love. What’s more, it’s a chance for us to say a proper thank you. In 2023, Father’s Day is celebrated on Sunday 18 … Read more
To relieve the feeling of heavy legs that comes with the first heat, nature has secrets to share with you. With rising temperatures, summer is a season that particularly affects people with venous insufficiency. So, when the beautiful season arrives, it is important to be particularly vigilant. In summer, to maintain a stable body temperature, … Read more
Hair loss is a concern for both women and men. The brush full of hair can be maddening, but it doesn’t always have to be. The lifespan of a hair varies from 3 to 7 years. The hair is constantly in renewal: the hair grows, lives, then dies and ends up falling out. A hair … Read more
Glutathione is needed in many stages of the immune response . High levels of glutathione therefore allow the body to produce more white blood cells constituting the first line of defense of the immune system. Glutathione is thus essential for the multiplication of the lymphocytes necessary for the development of a strong immune response and for the killer lymphocytes (NK) to … Read more
French Days are here! French Days, thepromotional days dedicated to French customers, are inspired by Black Friday on the other side of the Atlantic. At Soin et Nature, we’re also planning a number of promotions. In these French-made gifts, you’ll find many types and categories of products on special offer. Among other things, you’ll see: … Read more
Nervous system disorders and multiple sclerosis The multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune neurological disease of the central nervous system. A dysfunction of the immune system leads to lesions causing motor, sensory, cognitive, visual or even sphincter disturbances (most often urinary and intestinal). In the more or less long term, these disorders can however progress towards an irreversible … Read more
Hemorrhages are blood suffusions of variable abundance by solution of continuity of one or more vascular envelopes, which can interest all the organs: soft parts, bones, mucous membranes and viscera, following various mechanisms: Trauma: accidental or surgical wounds, contusions that can produce bruises, hematomas or effusions in the peelable spaces, bone fractures, ruptured viscera, post-abortion haemorrhages. Diseases with … Read more
Wasps belong to the order Hymenoptera. Equipped with stings, they also belong to the suborder Apocritus. Among wasps, it is the females that can sting; the workers and queens. Species that compete with humans for food also sometimes sting. In fact, these insects sting mainly to protect themselves from other hymenoptera, such as when they … Read more
Caring for a cat goes beyond affection and includes essential aspects such as hygiene and health. Among these, deworming plays a key role. It’s crucial to choose the right product to combat worms, whether roundworms like roundworms or flatworms like tapeworms. These parasites, although sometimes tolerated in small quantities, can seriously damage your cat’s health … Read more
Many vernacular names for elderberry refer to its slight acidity. This characteristic is often described by the adjective suret. Despite its acidity, elderberry has been appreciated since prehistoric times.Bronze and Iron Age sites bear witness to this. They have revealed deposits of elderberry seeds. We know that elderberries were already being harvested in Switzerland and … Read more
A veritable chemical powerhouse of our body, the liver performs hundreds of functions and its optimal functioning is one of the pillars of our health. Constantly in high demand, we have every interest in taking care of our liver on a daily basis. Simple gestures can contribute in particular. To drink a lot of water Sufficient hydration is essential to allow … Read more
Shingles is an infectious disease caused by the shingles-varicella virus, resulting in an eruption of large flaccid vesicles , with unilateral and root topography. This eruption is accompanied by lymphadenopathy and neuralgic sensory disturbances. It frequently leaves painful sequelae. We tend to think that chickenpox would be the primary viral infection and shingles an exogenous or endogenous reinfection. The period of onset … Read more
The urticarial rash is characterized by a set of seropapules , red or pink, sometimes discolored in the center, similar to nettle stings. They result, under the influence of an antigen-antibody conflict, from the local release of histamine , which offers papilledema with pruritus and burning sensation.. This eruption, of sudden onset, is fleeting. It usually disappears in a few hours or a … Read more
In winter, it is difficult for the body to synthesize vitamin D, which can lead to many health problems (depression, poor absorption of calcium and phosphate, increase in autoimmune diseases, etc.) Insufficient exposure to sunlight predisposes to vitamin D deficiency. Deficiency induces disturbances in bone mineralization, leading to rickets in children and osteomalacia in adults … Read more
We call “burns” all injuries caused by heat. There are three degrees of damage. The severity of burns is a function not only of the degree, but also of the area of the lesions. Homeopathy acts effectively against localized burns, reducing pain and hastening healing. Extensive burns are obviously in the hospital domain, but they can benefit from the … Read more
The oldest medicinal plants in the vegetable kingdom are, as Darwin said , a veritable “living fossil”. Ginkgo is part of a plant group that developed in the Carboniferous, during the heyday of giant horsetails, 200 to 250 million years ago. Among other things, this tree has the advantage of being able to age for millennia . If we generally agree that 4000 years is … Read more
Thujanol Thyme, whose botanical name is Thymus vulgaris ct thujanol, belongs to the Lamiaceae family. Its essential oil is obtained from its aerial flowering parts. History of Thyme A medicinal and culinary plant, thyme(Thymus vulgaris) grows throughout the Mediterranean region, where it is intensively cultivated. It is the dried leaves and flowers that contain the … Read more
Spring is already here… Have you noticed it? Listen to the playful discussions of the sparrows, lean over and watch the vegetation change carefully, but surely. Our almond trees are already adorned with their flowers, the first buds are conscientiously growing, and gently, with muffled steps, nature emerges from its winter torpor. And you ? What’s going on inside … Read more
The use of homeopathic medicines, appropriately chosen according to their pathogenic symptoms, can facilitate labour, prevent immediate complications of childbirth, treat lactation problems and restore general health. Which homeopathic treatment should I choose to ease labour? This article eliminates all mechanical causes that prevent labour from proceeding normally (narrowed pelvis, placenta previa, etc.), with the … Read more