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View Post: What is Wild Yam – Medicinal Uses, Side Effects and Precautions
17 Jul 2009 by Administrator  
Wild yam is used in the products that help women lose weight, increase energy and stamina, and enhance sex drive. Herbalists have used wild yam to treat colic, flatulence and irritable bowel syndrome. Wild yam is used in herbal ...
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View Post: wild yam (dioscoreaceae)
17 Sep 2009 by admin  
... cramps, croup, decreased perspiration, diverticulitis, expectorant, flatus prevention, energy improvement, excessive perspiration, intestinal spasm, irritable bowel syndrome, joint pain, libido, liver protection, low blood sugar, ...
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View Post: 1oz/ 28 Grams Wild Yam Root Wicca/Pagan Health - 0.99 GBP
3 Oct 2009 by Stickysticky  
It is also taken internally in the treatment of arthritis, irritable bowel syndrome, gastritis, gall bladder complaints, painful menstruation etc. The root is harvested in the autumn and dried for later use. ...
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View Post: Alternative Therapies for Irritable Bowel Syndrome
21 Sep 2009 by admin  
This should help, especially if you are taking prescribe cramp bark, golden seal, wild yam, and licorice. AromatherapyEssential oils of peppermint relieve IBS. Flexible sigmoidoscopy, is the use of fiber. ...
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View Post: Pms Herbal Combination
5 Nov 2009 by admin  
To treat irritable bowel syndrome, take 2 capsules of PMS herbal combination twice a day when not menstruating for IBS symptoms that are associated with your menstrual cycle or during week prior to the expected schedule. ...
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View Post: Are You Missing This? The Right Food For Constipation ...
22 Nov 2009
This pattern has been connected with the more severe disorder of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Also, for the most part, severe cases of constipation happens where total obstruction occurs, where stool solidifies in the rectum and passage of ... Bitter Gourd (Wild cucumber) Bok choy. Broccoli Button mushroom. Cabbage Califlower Celery Cucumber Eggplant Green bean (string) Lettuce Mung bean. Peas Pumpkin Seaweed Spinach Sweet corn. Swiss chard. Summer squash. Tomato Yam ...
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View Post: Will You Stop The Constipation Disruption Cycle? Here's How Its ...
20 Nov 2009 by authors  
This pattern has been associated with the more serious condition of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). And the most serious case of constipation is complete impaction, where stool hardens in the rectum and no passage of stool results. ... Bitter Gourd (Wild cucumber) Bok choy. Broccoli Button mushroom. Cabbage Califlower Celery Cucumber Eggplant Green bean (string) Lettuce Mung bean. Peas Pumpkin Seaweed Spinach Sweet corn. Swiss chard. Summer squash. Tomato Yam Zuchini ...
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View Post: Herbs for Inflammation and Pain (Palliative)
13 Nov 2009 by liveonearth  
cancer pts, allergic distress, bowel pain, resp inflam stains skin and clothing so not often used topically can buy fresh root at new seasons and coop sometimes DIOSCOREA VILLOSA wild yam skewed reputation, used in prog creams, ...
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View Post: Natural Treatment For Ibs - Herbal Medicines For Irritable Bowell ...
21 Oct 2009
Herbalists may prescribe cramp bark, golden seal, wild yam, and licorice. With people wanting to learn more about natural treatment for ibs, it has provided the necessary incentive for us to write this interesting article on natural ...
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View Post: HERBS UZ
2 Nov 2009 by Willow Crystalspring  
Cough and Cold: Wild cherry is often used to thin mucous and relax the muscles of the chest. Diarrhea: Wild cherry bark can be used to treat diarrhea. Intestines: Wild cherry can be used to treat irritable bowel syndrome. ...
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