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View Post: Echinacea — Can It Fend Off a Cold?
4 Jan 2009
Echinacea – Can It Fend Off a Cold? - Echinacea, or purple coneflower, is a medicinal herb that has been used for centuries to help treat and prevent colds, flu, and other infections.... Read more ...
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View Post: Beauty & Health Secrets: Herbs and the Skin Care
6 hours ago by mega_bablo  
There is a long history of use Echinacea ointments in Germany for the treatment of hard to heal wounds and sores, for inflammatory skin conditions such as eczema, for minor burns, sun burn, and as a topical application to herpes sores ...
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View Post: ASKDOCTORANCA » » WINTER ESSENTIALS
12 hours ago
Echinacea species are perennials that belong to the Aster family and originate in eastern North America. Traditionally used for a range of infections and malignancies, the roots and herb (above ground parts) of echinacea species have ...
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View Post: Echinacea and Hashimoto's? - HealthBoards Message Boards
27 Dec 2008 by tigger67  
Echinacea and Hashimoto's? Thyroid Disorders. ... Old 12-27-2008, 01:59 PM. cossette2. Veteran. (female). Join Date: Dec 2003. Location: Sault Ste. Marie, ON Canada. Posts: 342. Re: Echinacea and Hashimoto's? ...
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View Post: TheHolisticOption.com Blog: An Echinacea Boost for Your Health
30 Dec 2008
Between you and me, I blame it on running out of my usual supply of a tri-herbal immune booster formulation, containing echinacea. My strategy for staying healthy on the road involves taking this product at the first sign of a scratchy ...
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View Post: Back to Nature: Echinacea Tincture
25 Dec 2008 by noreply@blogger.com (JoVie)  
Echinacea extract is readily available, but it's also easy to make your own. Buy a good-quality dried, shredded achinacea flowers and roots. fill a glass wide-mouth canning jar two-thirds full of the herb, and add enough vodka to fill ...
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View Post: Nature in the Ozarks: Echinacea and Ice
18 Dec 2008 by Marvin  
Echinacea and Ice. Photo by Jo. Everything -- including the purple cone flowers that hadn't been deadheaded -- picked up a thin coating of ice and/or freezing fog over the past couple of days. Most of the wintry mix fell as sleet, ...
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