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Healing properties of jujubeThe fruit is much preferred because of its extremely useful properties....
The Healing Properties of MedlarInitially, its fruits were used for their medicinal properties, but not as a tasty food....
The Healing Properties of GingerRead more:
- Ginger and lemon cough medicine;
- The benefits of ginger tea;
- The most healing recipes with ginger....
Rhodochrosite - Healing Properties and MeaningRhodochrosite healing properties
Rhodochrosite is known for its ability to stabilize blood pressure and blood circulation and is used in treatment...
The Healing Properties of CeleryIt increases sexual desire, has aphrodisiac properties. It is successfully used to treat wounds and burns. It has antibacterial properties....
The Healing Properties of TomatoesTo take advantage of the healing properties of tomatoes, you can eat them raw or cooked....
The healing properties of carrotsThey have a general strengthening effect, besides acting as a laxative, antiseptic, diuretic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic and facilitate wound healing...
Elder - healing properties and compositionAccording to folk medicine, elder can be used as a remedy for obesity, as it has laxative properties and the ability to remove water from the tissues...
The Beneficial Properties of Shiitake MushroomsAmong other potential properties, these mushrooms promise antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal effects....
Panacea – the other name of the Tibetan mushroomThis fungus has amazing healing properties, it is found only in one place in the world - China's part of Tibet....
The Healing Properties of Anise TeaAnise grows easily in a warm environment. It is grown in Egypt and Anatolia. Ripe and dry fruits are usually collected in summer. Anise contains...
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