Results: Natural Remedies by Issue
Published on 10/11/2023
Antioxidants. Are found in many foods, herbs & spices, can help reduce oxidative stress. Oxidative stress has been linked to cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and rheumatoid arthritis
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Black Tea. In addition to being a relaxing & pleasant drink, according to Web MD, it can reduce the risk of heart attacks, prevent kidney stones, Parkinson's & ovarian cancer. It can help prevent the dizziness when standing up quick because it boosts blood pressure. It is a caffeinated drink. Where you aware of this before the survey? Yes
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851 votes
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1036 votes
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313 votes
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Basil. Belongs to the Mint family, commonly used for cook seasoning. Medicinally, it is used aside from hi b/p, Basil may be ingested by those who have had strokes. It helps reduce damage done, aid in recovering, and helpful both before & directly after a stroke. Did you know this? Yes
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407 votes
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1793 votes
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Sage. Used as an herb for cuisine. May also be used in extract, capsuled, oil forms and of course herbal tea. It is loaded with antioxidants for heart health. Have you ever used sage solely because it helps with heart health? Yes
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388 votes
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Chamomile. A Daisy-like plant, a caffeine-free alternative to Black, Green, or Oolong teas. High in flavones. Studies suggest flavones can reduce blood pressure & bad cholesterol. Do you enjoy Chamomile? Yes
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833 votes
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646 votes
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424 votes
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297 votes
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Lavender. A catchall name for more than 47 varieties of plants in the Mint family. Frequently used for aromatherapy treatments. Research shows that it may reduce stress & anxiety, which can have a physiological effect on heart health. Do you find that lavender reduces stress & anxiety? Yes
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848 votes
No
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496 votes
Not Applicable
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447 votes
Undecided
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409 votes
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