Medically reviewed by Jonathan Purtell, RDN Several herbal supplements can modestly lower cholesterol levels. Some may have ...

Emerging clinical data underscores the efficacy of Natural Remedies’ Ashwa.30, a low-dose, clinically studied ashwagandha root extract, in supporting stress regulation, physical endurance, and ...

In every culture, people have found that certain foods, herbs and treatments improve their health overall or reduce specific unwanted symptoms. Every culture brings as much knowledge as possible to ...

The winter chill is in full blast, and with it often comes a potential dip in your well-being(enter cold and flu season). But ...

Many natural remedies remain prevalent for a reason. If they didn't work, they would have been abandoned generations ago. However, here are several classic, natural remedies that remain tried and true ...

Nettle is packed with potential, from its spinach-like leaves when cooked, to its powerful medicine when dried and steeped in ...

When you pop into a health food store, you’ll likely see plenty of herbal products being displayed on shelves. Medicinal herbs are nothing new. In fact, they’ve been used for centuries. Recently, they ...

If you’ve ever walked into an apothecary for traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), it’s hard to ignore the tang of dried herbs that are arrayed on the floor, lining the counter, and stacked on ...

A staple in Chinese medicine cabinets could be your next hangover cure. TikTok/easternphilosophy A staple in Chinese medicine cabinets could be your next hangover cure. The headache relieving remedy ...

Herbal, or natural, remedies are derived from plants and usually can be put together simply at home. That tends to make them cost-effective and convenient, and many people find them a welcome ...

The scent of fragrant lemongrass mingles with earthy ginger and tangy tamarind, punctuated by the sharp, menthol-like aroma of camphor. It’s a familiar smell for spa-goers: a traditional Thai herbal ...

Some herbal remedies, such as ginkgo biloba, green tea extracts, and capsaicin from chili peppers, may affect vitiligo symptoms by reducing inflammation and providing antioxidant support. Some ...