…the key to chapped lips and dry skin is to do the water and oil combination…
Curaderm works by seeping into the skin between the cells then dissolving the skin cancer cells and causing death of those cells.
Dandruff may signal a need for good oils while eliminating bad ones.
Olive leaf extract is a natural killer of fungus, bacteria and other microbes
Clay…the next topical penicillin?
There may come a time in the very near future where curing a sore or cut could be as simple stepping out the back door–if you are in France.
Two scientists at the ASU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences are examining the antibacterial properties of French green clay. Clay has been associated [...]
Teenage girls are poisoning themselves unknowingly with their makeup and personal care products.
Artichoke leaf extracts may lower cholesterol, according to a new study published in Phytomedicine. This study confirms prior research demonstrating that certain plant extracts have cholesterol-lowering, antioxidant, and other health-promoting properties.
If pomegranate seed oil seems expensive, consider that over 200 pounds of fresh pomegranates are used to produce just one pound of pomegranate seed oil…
New Research Shows Pomegranate Seed Oil’s Benefits as a Skin Treatment
The benefits of pomegranate juice have been getting a lot of press in recent years, and the extract of this [...]
French Green Clay is a mud of sorts. You mix it with water, make some mud and smear it all over your face then let it dry to a hard mask. What good is any of this? Well, apparently it’s very good on many levels. Your skin loves the clay, but there’s more…
Healing and Support [...]
By Jane Hart, MD, Healthnotes Newswire
When applied to the skin, honey may help prevent and treat skin diseases caused by bacteria, according to a new study published in Clinical Infectious Diseases. As the number of antibiotic-resistant infections increases, alternative solutions are needed for infections.
Some research has already demonstrated that honey may help with wound healing. [...]
