I hate colds, so I haven’t had one in years. I have had a house full of family members with colds and I have had the beginnings of colds many times, but since I know how to stop a cold before it starts, I never actually catch one. It’s quite simple- pay close attention […]
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Respiratory essential oils relieve congestion, coughing, and difficulty breathing.
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Several holistic healing methods present healing for treating GERD including Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Yoga & Meditation, Aromatherapy and Homeopathy.
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Slippery elm (Ulmus fulva), a species of elm native to North America, can be used as a natural remedy for GERD.
Thieves works well to combat a cough. The essential oil can ward off the illness if you act quickly as soon as you feel the first signs of getting sick.
We might all be reaching for the newest over-the-counter cold remedy if it weren’t for those darned side effects — one medication makes you feel jittery while the other sends you into such a deep sleep, you fear you won’t be able to wake up in the morning. But you’ve got to do something — […]