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Stop blushing - Using
herbs

Herbs recommended for facial
blushers:
Ginger Tea
Green Tea
Kava Kava
St. John's Wort
Sage Valerian
Ginger
Tea
Hot
Ginger Tea is an excellent winter drink.
You
can use it to strengthen digestion, improve circulation, or ward off
colds, sore throat and the flu. If someone told you that NASA astronauts
took ginger into space to combat travel sickness, you might tell them to
pull the other one. In fact, it's 100 % true, the knobby brown rhizome is
a champion at treating nausea of all kinds - even hangovers. Ginger tea
may also help with facial flushing/and facial blushing, but because the
warming nature of ginger it may also cause Facial Blushing/Facial Flushing. This is individual
so you have to try it before you know.
How to Make Ginger
Tea
It's very easy to make
ginger tea. Here are the instructions:
Hot
Ginger Tea
4
cups of water
5
cm piece of fresh ginger root
Optional: honey and lemon
1.)
Peel the ginger root and slice it into thin slices.
2.)
Bring the water to a boil in a saucepan. Once it is boiling, add
the ginger.
3.)
Cover it and reduce to a simmer for 15-20 minutes.
4.)
Strain the tea.
5.)
Add honey and lemon to taste.
(Note: Keep in mind that if
you are making this tea to strengthen the
immune system and ward off colds and flu, sweeteners are not
recommended.)
Green
Tea Green tea has
been brewed for centuries throughout Asia where it's revered as a
health-promoting tonic. Modern science has discovered the amazing
antioxidant power in green tea leaves. A terrific free-radical fighter for
whole body protection.
St. John's
Wort The gentle properties of the
herb Hypericum perforatum L. - commonly known as St John's Wort - have
been known for centuries, but it is only recently that scientists have
published papers showing how extracts made from the plant's leaves and
cheerful yellow flowers make St John's Wort the herb to feel good about.
In fact, the herb St John's Wort and its special standardized extract
LI-160 has become the treatment of choice for depressive disorders in many
European countries.
Recent studies have shown
that standardized extracts of St John's Wort are as effective as
traditionally prescribed anti-depressants without the associated side
effects, and can relieve the symptoms of mild to moderate depression in a
wide range of conditions including: Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD),
pre-menstrual syndrome, Tired All The Time (TATT) and the menopause. A
standardized tablet is one that contains exactly the same amount of active
ingredients as the next.
In
order to obtain optimum benefits, the recommended daily dosage for St
John's Wort is between 300 and 900mg of a standardized extract, containing
0.3% hypericin.
Kava
Kava Kava Kava (Piper
methysticum L) is a member of the black pepper plant family originating
from the South Sea Islands. In recent studies, standardized extracts of
Kava Kava have proved to be effective in relieving feelings of anxiety and
stress and can even help those who suffer from insomnia. First discovered
in the 18th Century, the roots of the Kava plant have been ground up and
mixed with water, to make a relaxing, welcoming social drink for Islanders
for hundreds of years. Recent research carried out in Germany suggests
that standardized Kava Kava extract can help promote a sense of calm and
tranquility, whilst keeping a clear mind.
Fast-acting and
side-effect free, Kira Ltd's Kava Kava contains the unique standardized LI
150 extract proven in research and has the highest concentration available
on the market. Take one tablet for fast-acting relief within 20 minutes or
take as a daily supplement to help maintain a balanced emotional outlook.
Pregnant or breast-feeding women should not take Kava Kava.
Sage The best herb for excessive
sweating is sage tea. The name sage comes from the Latin
salvere or salvation meaning 'to be in good health, to cure,
to save.' Sage was a sacred ceremonial herb of the Romans. It was
associated with immortality and was thought to increase mental capacity in
ancient times, as referenced in the proverb, "How can a man grow old who
has sage in his garden." Sage is found on many continents. The Chinese
valued it for use in teas, and the American Indians used it for medicinal
purposes. Avoid
cinnamon, ephedra, green tea, Japanese mint juniper berries, kudzu,
lobelia, mate, red cedar, sassafras and yohimbe. Coffee, tea and other
stimulants will exacerbate the problem, so make sure to cut back on those.

Valerian At some point
in our lives many people will experience trouble falling or staying
asleep. Riverside herb Valerian has been used in natural sleep remedies
for hundreds of years and is clinically proven to help relieve
restlessness and promote natural sleep - with no side effects. A recent
randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, cross-over study, published
in the journal Pharmopsychiatry (2000:33:47-53), found Lichtwer Pharma's
Valerian extract to have a positive effect on the sleep structure and
sleep perception of people complaining of insomnia. Each Lichtwer Pharma
Herbal Valerian tablet is standardised to contain 300mg of the
research-proven Valerian extract LI 156- the equivalent of up to 1800mg of
the fresh herb. This means refreshing natural sleep with none of the
morning-after effects associated with conventional sleeping drugs. It’s
recommended that 1-2 tablets should be taken before bedtime.
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