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Also known as reflux, heartburn, or acid indigestion. Reflux is derived from "re" meaning "back" and "fluxus" meaning "flow". Gastroesopageal reflux is a form of dyspepsia (indigestion) where stomach contents are regurgitated into the oesophagus and sometimes the mouth, which results in a burning sensation in the stomach or chest. This is commonly described as "heartburn'. There may also be the sensation of fluid in the oesophagus or mouth, and a sour or bitter taste. The resulted burning sensation

Chlorophyll

Chlorophyll is a green pigment present in plant foods that
has a similar molecular structure to the red haemoglobin pigment found in the
blood cells of humans. One important difference between chlorophyll and
haemoglobin is that the former contains magnesium, whilst the latter contains
iron. The properties of chlorophyll and its effects in the human body are not completely
understood, however this pigment is believed to have many health benefits,
including detoxification, cleansing, and anti-inflammatory actions.

Spirulina

Sprirulina contains significant amounts of B group vitamins including thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, folic acid and vitamin and vitamin B12 (although vitamin B12 is in a form that appears to be not absorbed by humans), as well as Vitamin C, E and D. This algae also has a high mineral content with considerable amounts of magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, iron, calcium and other trace elements.

Gingivitis is inflammation of the gingival (or gums). Gingivitis is characterized by swelling, redness, watery exudation, and bleeding. This may be an early stage of periodontal disease if plague build up and swelling allow pockets to form between the teeth and gums that trap food, plaque and bacteria. Gingivitis may be acute, chronic, or recurrent. In the early stages, gingivitis is reversible as long as you conscientiously clean your teeth at home and visit your dentist a couple of times a year for professional cleanings.

Aromatics oils extracted from flowers, fruits, leaves, barks, resins and roots have been used throughout the countries for their healing properties and marvelous fragrances. Hundreds of essential oils are used today in such industries as food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and perfumery. Modern-day aromas and applications is nonetheless remarkable. This section is a connoisseurs' guide to thirty-five of the most popular, versatile and safe oils. Get to know their individual character, their therapeutic values and

Massage can stimulate and relax the body and the mind. The skin, blood and lymphatic systems are stimulated, which boosts circulation, aids cellular renewal and removes toxic wastes. As tense muscles relax, stiff joints loosen and nerves are soothed, and allover feeling of relaxation and well-being comes about.

The Nervous system

"Just as effective as depression drugs..."

The over-the-counter dietary supplement SAM-e ("Sammy") shows promise as an alternative treatment to prescription drugs for depression and osteoarthritis and may help some chronic liver conditions, according to an Evidence Report Summary on the supplement released. The evidence Report on SAM-e, introduced to the US in 1998, was sponsored by the US Department of Health and Human Service (HHS) Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).

Varicose veins

• 25 g Balm mint
• 25 g Common club moss
• 25 g Lady's mantle
• 25 g Yarrow
• 15 g Knotgrass
• 15 g Peppermint

Prepare the mixed herbs as a hot infusion and sip 4 cups throughout the day. In addition, take 1 horse chestnut capsule (1500 mg) twice daily and apply calendula cream to the affected areas twice daily.

Weak heart

Gallstones

• 40 g Agrimony
• 20 g Chamomile
• 20 g Peppermint
• 20 g Wormwood

Prepare the mixed herbs as a hot infusion and drink 2-3 cups daily. In addition, drink 1 glass (100ml) of European or Chinese radish juice diluted with water twice daily.

Liver disorders