Herbs & Spices - Healthy Eating
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Soothing Tea for HeartburnLiquorice, ginger and chamomile are traditional, easy-to-make and inexpensive digestive tract soothers that still work wonders for occasional flare-ups of heartburn. Read More.. |
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| Herbal Tea for FlatulenceIt’s embarrassing to have flatulence and embarrassing to have to buy something to treat... | |
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Settler for Motion SicknessWhile over-the-counter motion-sickness remedies can make you sleepy, ours just helps to take... |
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Stomach-calming TeaIf you have indigestion, this therapeutic infusion will help to tame your outraged stomach. ... |
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The facts about chilliThe humble chilli has become one of the most used spices in the world. So what is the appeal of a... |
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| The facts about chilli 7The humble chilli has become one of the most used spices in the world. So what is the appeal of a plant that makes you cry? |  | Licorice Root2 With its distinctive flavour, licorice is a familiar ingredient in confectionery. Less well known are its medicinal uses: treating ailments ranging from constipation and dry coughs to herpes and polycystic ovary syndrome. But beware its effect on the male libido! |  | Tumeric2 A spice that can have a good effect on your body | | Stomach-calming Tea2 If you have indigestion, this therapeutic infusion will help to tame your outraged stomach. |  | Peppermint1 Favoured for its refreshing taste and calming scent, this classic herb has lent its name to everything from breath fresheners to paint colours. Its health benefits are just as impressive |  | Ginkgo1 A classic in the herbal hall of fame, Ginkgo biloba has been impressing scientists with its memory- and circulation-boosting benefits |  | Red Clover1 This versatile plant has been used for centuries as a remedy for respiratory conditions. Today, scientists are looking closely at its applications in relieving menopausal symptoms |  | Sage1 Think sage and you’ll probably picture hearty roast dinners. But seasoning and stuffing aside, sage has lesser-known curative powers. Treating conditions from mouth ulcers to memory loss, it’s more than your average kitchen herb |  | Cayenne Pepper1 A spice with health benefits |  | Cinnamon1 An aromatic spice with medicinal benefits |
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