Quick fixes for ‘festive diseases’ - Daily Monitor

Quick fixes for ‘festive diseases’ Daily Monitor, Uganda - Dec 24, 2008 Herbal tea prepared using blackberry, raspberry, mint and chamomile helps effective digestion. These are available in many supermarkets and it may be a good ...

Headaches And Hay Fever March In With Spring

Newtown, CT (PRWEB) March 19, 2008 -- The hot word in headaches today? Nasal allergies– spring is here and so is hay fever. A recent study showed a clear link between nasal allergies (hay...

WhiteDove Herbals Introduces Single-Serve Herbal Remedies On-the-Go; Spanish-English Packaging Brings New Consumers to the Category

Boulder, Colorado (PRWEB) March 5, 2008 -- WhiteDove Herbals, located in Boulder, Colorado, is pleased to introduce a line of all-natural Single-Serve Elixirs developed to treat a variety of common...

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Scottish self-harm revealed

4 times more likely to self-harm than boys. The most common motive given for self-harm was 'to get relief from a terrible state of mind', the researchers found, with almost four in ten of the teenagers reporting they wanted to die. The authors of the