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ASOHM News
29 March 2021
Common club moss is found world-wide and grows abundantly in moors and dry, evergreen forests. However, if the forests are cut down, the plant shrivels up and turns yellow due to the direct sunlight. Common club moss thrives in acidic, well-composted habitats while being sheltered with shade. The plants develop yellowish spikes which yield spores […]
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ASOHM News
28 October 2020
Radishes are more than a salad ingredient. Discover their medicinal properties for digestive support, liver health, detoxification, and immune function.
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Allergies
14 March 2019
If you suffer from migraines or are allergic to bees, you should seriously consider planting feverfew in your garden. More about the bees later, but migraine sufferers will be pleased to know feverfew is one of the few medicinal plants to have had the benefit of clinical tests. The tests came about after a newspaper […]
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14 March 2019
Anyone who has ever suffered from gallstones probably doesn’t want to relive the pain of that experience, but what are these hard little substances produced by our bodies that can cause us such grief? Gallstones are called that because they are a stone-like substance manufactured in the gallbladder, which, as any student of basic anatomy […]
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ASOHM News
14 March 2019
Before frozen foods, refrigeration and cheap transport from warmer areas became readily available in northern, central and eastern Europe, sauerkraut, (like other preserved foods) provided a source of nutrients during the winter. Captain James Cook always took sauerkraut on his sea voyages, since experience had taught him it prevented scurvy and enabled him to sail […]
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