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Inositol (Vitamin B8) for Help With OCD and Panic Disorder
Inositol, a nutrient that is available as a supplement, has been shown to reduce symptoms of panic disorder and obsessive compulsive... Read more »
Herbal Remedies for Treating ADHD Symptoms in Children
Although there are many prescription medications to treat the symptoms of ADHD some parents opt to try some non-prescription remedies... Read more »
Herbal, Natural and Home Remedies for Allergy
We've visited this topic many times over the years here on HealthCentral, but since there's always a lot of interest in what are viewed as... Read more »
7 Herbal Remedies for Stress
A great many people choose some form of herbal remedy as a calming or reviving supplement. In this Sharepost I'm focusing on just seven of... Read more »
Things You Should Know Before Taking Herbal Supplements
In the past few weeks we have discussed alternative treatments for anxiety:Passionflower for Treating Generalized Anxiety ...Can Kava Help... Read more »
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Herbal Remedies Not The Answer for Asthma
Asthma patients who use herbal remedies have more flare-ups and are more likely to misuse medications, a new study suggests. A study conducted on 326... Read more »
Herbal Remedies Do Not Help Menopause Symptoms: Study
Black cohosh and red clover are widely advertised as treatments for hot flashes and night sweats, but according to a new study, the products work no... Read more »
Herbal Remedies, Heart Meds Don't Mix
According to a new report, more and more Americans are using herbal remedies, unaware that these supplements can be dangerous when mixed with... Read more »
Can herbal remedies for ED help?
A reader wants to know if herbal remedies for erectile dysfunction really work. According to Dr. Todd Nippoldt from the Mayo Clinic, some studies... Read more »
Herbal cold remedy may impact GI tract
The herb echinacea is a popular cold remedy, but researchers at the University of Arkansas say it may cause gastrointestinal problems. In a small... Read more »
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