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Put our 'Children First' this Christmas - Lead Stories - Jamaica Gleaner - Friday | November 30, 2012

Put our 'Children First' this Christmas - Lead Stories - Jamaica Gleaner - Friday | November 30, 2012

Christmas Project

The team will be working on an exciting project this Christmas we hope to feed some of our less fortunate friends this holiday . With donations we will even be able to give some lovely children gifts for the holidays . Check out our projects page at Crowd Rise and support us . http://www.crowdrise.com/christmasJamaica#projects

The Must-Know Benefits of Marijuana Tea | Weed Daily | Weed News | Weed Health | Weed Information

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The Must-Know Benefits of Marijuana Tea | Weed Daily | Weed News | Weed Health | Weed Information The Must-Know Benefits of Marijuana Tea Marijuana has been around for a long time. Some consume it on regular basis, which has ignited curiosity in medical science to study the benefits of Marijuana Tea. It is highly factual that some people have been using it for thousands of years for effective handling of various diseases. This ongoing article is more focused on realizing the health effects of marijuana in a scientific and proven way achieved by intensive research and considerations. A quick glance on historical aspects: In 1937 during the fight against drugs, Marijuana acquired the tag of immorality and soon was declared illegal worldwide. Though, there was a complete absence of scientific facts to support the negative traits of Marijuana, people chose to remain unaware about the benefits Marijuana tea. The hemp plant as it’s called, marijuana was first made to use in the form of ...

All they want for Christmas ... Wards at Walker's Place of Safety share their wish lists - Lead Stories - Jamaica Gleaner - Tuesday | November 27, 2012

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All they want for Christmas ... Wards at Walker's Place of Safety share their wish lists - Lead Stories - Jamaica Gleaner - Tuesday | November 27, 2012 All They Want For Christmas ... Wards At Walker's Place Of Safety Share Their Wish Lists Published: Tuesday | November 27, 2012 0 Comments Stephanie McKenzie-Hinds, supervisor at the Walker's Place of Safety, gives a hug to children at the home during a visit yesterday. - Norman Grindley/Chief Photographer More than anything, the children of the Walker's Place of Safety in St Andrew want to go home to spend Christmas with their families. Sitting on the veranda of the children's home yesterday, some played with their toys while others were busy doing homework as they shared with  The Gleaner  their Christmas wish. "I want anything that can help me with schoolwork, especially maths. And I would surely like toys," declared bright and sprightly eight-year-old John. Taking a break from his homework, the boy w...

Herbs for Acne | Herbs

Herbs for Acne | Herbs Check out this link for some information on herbs that may help with acne .

Rosacea - Natural Treatments to Consider

Rosacea - Natural Treatments to Consider Natural Treatments for Rosacea By  Cathy Wong , About.com Guide Updated September 27, 2011 About.com Health's Disease and Condition content is reviewed by our  Medical Review Board What is Rosacea? More than 14 million people in North America have rosacea, a chronic skin condition. Women, fair-skinned people between the ages of 30 and 60 are more likely to be affected. Symptoms and signs of rosacea include: Areas of redness on your face  Small red bumps or pustules on your nose, cheeks, forehead, and/or chin Small blood vessels on your nose and/or cheeks (called telangiectasia) Tendency to flush or blush Rosacea may also result in a red, bulbous nose, called rhinophyma, or a burning or gritty sensation in your eyes, called ocular rosacea. See a  photo of rosacea . Natural Treatments for Rosacea Conventional treatments for rosacea include avoiding triggers that worsen rosacea symptoms and medication. Laser therapy may ...

How To Grow Ginger? Growing Ginger Root Is Not That Hard...

How To Grow Ginger? Growing Ginger Root Is Not That Hard... n

Nettles | Nettle Tea Recipe | Health Benefits of Nettles Tea

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Nettles | Nettle Tea Recipe | Health Benefits of Nettles Tea Benefits of Nettle plant       It can be said about nettle that it is one of the wonder plants that nature has gifted us with. It is renowned because of its astringent, expectorant, tonic, anti-inflammatory, diuretic properties and as an important source of beta-carotene, vitamin A, C and E, iron, calcium, phosphates and minerals. All these qualities recommend it as a powerful remedy against hepatic, arthritic or rheumatic conditions, and as an adjuvant in treating allergies, anemia and kidney diseases. Description of Nettle plant      In historical terms, it seems that nettle ( Urtica Dioica ) has been used since prehistoric times. In Denmark, a tissue of this plant was found in a tomb dating from the Bronze Age. There is evidence that in the Neolithic era, the nettle's stem has been used to make strings. It is also a known fact that Caesar's Roman troops brought nettle from England. Because o...

Opuntia Tuna (Prickly Pear): Health Benefits and Uses | Healthypix

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Opuntia Tuna (Prickly Pear): Health Benefits and Uses | Healthypix Opuntia Tuna (Prickly Pear): Health Benefits and Uses Scientific Name:  Opuntia Tuna Common Name:  ​Tuna, Prickly Pear, Indian Fig Family:   Cactaceae Opuntia Tuna Description and Overview: Tuna is a common Jamaican plant, which is also commonly known as prickly pear or opuntia. It is typically seen in most Jamaican home gardens. Like all true cactus species, prickly pears are native only to the Western hemisphere; however, they have been introduced to other parts of the globe. Prickly pear species are found in abundance in Mexico, especially in the central and western regions. These plants do extremely well in dry rocky areas, which makes it drought resistant. Prickly pears (opuntia) typically grow with flat, rounded cladodes (also called platyclades) that are armed with two kinds of spines; large, smooth, fixed spines and small, hairlike prickles called glochids, that easily penetrate skin and ...

Use Activated Charcoal to remove toxins and reduce cholesterol

Use Activated Charcoal to remove toxins and reduce cholesterol Use Activated Charcoal to remove toxins and reduce cholesterol Wednesday, June 01, 2011 by: Shona Botes (NaturalNews) As long ago as 1550BC, activated charcoal was documented for use in treating medical conditions. It has been used by North American Indians to treat bruises, inflammation and skin infections. Activated charcoal has also been reported to help lower cholesterol, triglycerides and lipids found in the blood. A single teaspoon of activated charcoal has a surface area of approximately 10 000 square feet. It adsorbs (binds to and helps eliminate from the body) poisons, heavy metals, chemicals and intestinal gases that have thousands of times more weight than it has, making it very effective in detoxing and eliminating toxins and poisonous substances from the body. It is also able to adsorb many different pharmaceutical drugs, opium, cocaine, morphine, pesticides (among them DDT), chemicals, mer...

Renew Health Coaching: JUICE, JUICE, JUICE

Renew Health Coaching: JUICE, JUICE, JUICE

7 of the Most Potent Herbs for Male Sexual Health

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7 of the Most Potent Herbs for Male Sexual Health 7 of the Most Potent Herbs for Male Sexual Health 0 Nowadays more and more men are becoming interested in using natural herbs to enhance their sexual life. There are several herbs that can be used to activate sexual desire, promote erections and to maintain prostate and at the same time increase virility. Here are some of the most potent and tested herbs that have been used for sometime around the world to promote male sexual health. Herb 1: Ginseng The authors of a report that is published by the Department of Physiology, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine recommends ginseng for erectile dysfunction. Traditionally, ginseng enhances energy and both mental and physical stamina. You can find ginseng in Chinese herb shops in the form of dried or fresh whole root and in many packaged forms in some health food stores. Herb 2: Ashwagandha According to Dr. Ray Shelian’s 2004 book “Natural Sex Boosters”, ashwagandha can in...

Top 5 Herbs to Help Men Sleep - Men's Health - Naturally Savvy

Top 5 Herbs to Help Men Sleep - Men's Health - Naturally Savvy Sleeping is as important to health as eating well and getting  proper exercise . After the age of 25, men experience a decline in deep sleep that is accompanied by a drop in growth hormone (GH) production. GH deficiency is related to reduced muscle mass and strength, increased fat tissue, weakened immunity to infection, and other health issues. If you need help getting a good night’s sleep, try one or more of the following herbs or find a supplement containing them. Always purchase organic  herbs when possible. Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) Also known as melissa, it is a  traditional herbal remedy  for inducing relaxed sleep. Several studies have shown the effectiveness of using Lemon balm to treat stress, anxiety and insomnia. One study of a Lemon balm/Valerian combination was found to be as effective as the prescription drug Halcion used to treat insomnia. The Commission E of the German Federal In...

Sorrel Health Benefits, Medicinal Properties, Side Effects & Hazards

Sorrel Health Benefits, Medicinal Properties, Side Effects & Hazards Sorrel Health Benefits Sorrel is a leafy green vegetable that looks a lot like spinach. This vegetable is native to Europe and is commonly known as spinach dock, sour grabs, or sour grass. One of the main ingredients in sorrel is oxalic acid, which gives it its acidity and prominent taste. Sorrel is extremely low in calories and high in water content, which makes it a healthy food choice for health conscious individuals. Some of the other important nutritional information and facts about sorrel are as under: It is an extremely rich source of vitamin A, B9, and C It is a good source of vital minerals such as potassium, magnesium, sodium, iron, and calcium Being rich in oxalic acid, sorrel may not be an ideal choice for everyone, especially those suffering from rheumatism, bladder, and kidney stones It contains powerful laxative properties and over consumption may result in diarrhea It is low in energy conten...