If you’re the parent of an infant, you know how difficult teething can be to manage. Babies can become very restless and irritable, and it can be difficult to calm them down. Although teething is an inevitable part of life for all children, there are ways to relieve the pain and discomfort associated with this … Read more
In the allergic, and because of genetic predispositions , the immune system is disrupted thus creating disorientation. To the point of mobilizing his troops against harmless substances such as dust mites, pollens or molds. Food allergies, asthma, conjunctivitis, eczema, rhinitis… If it manifests itself in different forms, the allergy is always the result of an error of assessment . From whom? Of the immune system. It … Read more
In the underground world of roots, nothing is really very simple, and it is all the more so with the black radish whose origin is still uncertain , even if we wanted to see in the south of the Asia his native land. A little history What we do know, however, is that in the oldest Chinese … Read more
Fruits, seeds, berries, vegetables and more, superfoods are increasingly taking over markets and plates. With a high nutritional value , healthy foods help to regulate our body . Antioxidant, detoxifying, revitalizing, the assets and effects are numerous and their effectiveness demonstrated. From goji berry to ginseng, including seaweed and kale, these concentrated nutrients allow a more balanced and healthy diet . Seeds and spices are also excellent sources of … Read more
Homeopathy can be effective for a number of stomatological problems, such as preparing a patient for dental surgery, preventing and treating post-operative haemorrhage, preventing and treating post-operative or non-operative infections, dental pain, especially post-operative pain, and as a complement to the treatment of wisdom tooth problems. History of homeopathy in stomatology Homeopathy, with its roots … Read more
If there’s one medicinal plant that can be found all summer long by streams and in damp, sandy places where it thrives, it’s horsetail. Common and seemingly banal, this is an extraordinary plant, one of those that have survived the ages, just like ginkgo biloba. Horsetail is a very old lady, over 270 million years … Read more
Grapefruit, a citrus fruit well known for its unique flavour and many applications, occupies a special place in the world of natural remedies. This article takes an in-depth look at the fascinating world of grapefruit, more specifically the essence extracted from its peel, and delves into its rich history and varied uses. Originally from Asia, … Read more
Pleurisy or pleuritis is an inflammation of the pleura with or without effusion. When the diagnosis of acute, non-purulent pleurisy is made, its aetiology must be established (history, F.N.S., V.S., intradermal tuberculin reaction, chemistry, cytology, bacteriology of the puncture fluid, etc.). Homeopathic treatment is only possible for infectious, non-purulent serofibrinous pleurisy and traumatic pleurisy. All … Read more
The figures are astonishing: 9 million French people develop cold sores each year! Depending on the country, 50 to 90% of the population is infected with this virus! By the age of 4, 75% of children have already been in contact with this highly contagious virus. What is herpes? Herpes labialis or cold sore is a benign condition for the … Read more
In ancient times, plantain was a well-known and widely used plant. In addition to the pseudo-Apuleius who wrote extensively about its use, there was a writer in the first century AD who held plantain in high esteem. Like mallow, plantain is reputed to have anti-inflammatory properties, both internally and externally. What is plantain? Plantago lanceolata, … Read more
Coming from organic cosmetics and slow cosmetics, zero waste cosmetics aims to consume intelligently to reduce, or even eliminate, almost all waste from beauty products. When we talk about waste, we are talking about packaging and over-packaging related to cosmetics that are harmful to the environment. This is why many cosmetic industries are moving towards more efficient manufacturing … Read more
When our faithful four-legged companions suffer from joint pain, it can be particularly worrying. These joint disorders in pets are often the result of degradation of joint cartilage or abnormal production of bone tissue, leading to inflammation. In this article, we will explore in detail the causes of joint pain in pets and how to … Read more