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09
Feb
ENIGMATIC QUINOA
Posted By: Kate Times Read: 1623
Quinoa is rich in protein and does not contain gluten. It’s a good news for them who support healthy life style, diet and have allergy. They are many varieties of Quinoa throughout the world. The most popular are White Quinoa, Red Quinoa and Black Quinoa.
09
Feb
THE REAL TRUTH ABOUT TANSY
Posted By: Oxana Times Read: 1805
Tansy, also known as Tanacetum vulgare, is a perennial, herbaceous flower that belongs to the Asteraceae family. It is native to moderate areas of Asia and Europe but it has also been introduced to some other regions of the world, including North America. The plant has a straight, stout, a bit reddish stem that can grow up to 50-150 cm in height. The fragrant, fern-like leaves are alternately arranged. The flowers are bright yellow and resemble small golden buttons.
08
Feb
FROM HAWTHORN WITH LOVE
Posted By: Kate Times Read: 1537
Hawthorn is plant with simple leaves that are usually toothed or lobed. The white or pink flowers, usually in clusters, are followed by small applelike pomes that range from red to orange to blue or black.
07
Feb
TENDER MAGNOLIA
Posted By: Kate Times Read: 1477
The flowers can be used to make essential oil. Magnolia essential oil is used to calm nerves. The bark and flower buds are used in China.
06
Feb
WHAT EVERYBODY OUGHT TO KNOW ABOUT RED CLOVER
Posted By: Oxana Times Read: 1818
Red clover, or Trifolium pratense, is a herbaceous, perennial, flowering plant that belongs to the Fabaceae family. It originates from Europe, northwest Africa and Western Asia. Red clover can grow up to 20-80 cm in height. The leaves of the plant are usually trefoil and alternately arranged. The flowers are either purple or pinkish, about 10-15 mm long, gathered in a close-packed inflorescence.
06
Feb
FIGHT AGAINST HEADACHE
Posted By: Kate Times Read: 1627
Working days are accompanied by stress. There are many reasons that lead to headaches and migraine. Among them fatigue, allergies, eyestrain, poor posture, hormones, nutritional deficiencies, environmental causes, vitamin or mineral imbalance and many others.
06
Feb
RED AND STRONG WITH VITAMIN C
Posted By: Kate Times Read: 1603
Rose hips are the fruit of rose bushes. Fresh fruits can have more vitamin C than orange. The rose hips valued for their medicinal use come from two rose varieties: Rosa gallica and Rosa canina. They are native to Asia, Northern Africa and Europe.
05
Feb
THE QUEEN OF FLOWERS
Posted By: Oxana Times Read: 1667
Rose is one of the most popular and adored flowers in the world. The rose flower is a symbol of beauty as the elegance of its delicate petals harmonizes with sharp thorns. Moreover, this flower represents love and romantic appeal.
05
Feb
AROMATIC THYME
Posted By: Oxana Times Read: 1748
This pretty and aromatic herb attracts everybody’s attention by its wonderful healing properties and a great culinary value. The history of this plant is very rich as it has been widely used for various purposes since ancient times.
02
Feb
MAKE ''THESE DAYS'' COMFORTABLE
Posted By: Kate Times Read: 1433
Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is known to many women. Symptoms may start a week or two before the period and may be mild to severe. Hormone balance is the main factor that will determine the PMS symptoms.
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