Health

Your body carries some omega-3 naturally in the eye and brain. However, it can manufacture the nutrient on its own. You can fulfill your needs from diet sources – eating fish. People who abhor eating fish or do not consume it regularly might consider taking an omega-3 fish oil supplement. The supplement contains enough doses of eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA). These oils can help deal with various health concerns from head to toe and from general to specific. How Can Omega-3 Fish Oil Help? For Better Mental Health Mental health is a vital aspect of overall health. How can you overlook mental health in…

Ashwagandha, known as the ancient herb in alternative medicine, has its origin in India and is known to treat a number of conditions that we will see in this article. For starters, people use this herb to treat different conditions which are associated with inflammation, and that is just the tip of the iceberg. It has been in use for many years to treat a different number of ailments, and now scientific evidence backs the plethora of the benefits it gives – anti-inflammatory, glucose regulatory, and much more. Let’s see the different ways through which it can help us in treating different conditions. Arthritis Ashwagandha is a…

Cognitive function refers to an efficient working brain in terms of thinking, memorization, problem solving, analyzing, and all kinds of things of that sort. In this article, we will see the following types of habits which help improve your cognitive function. Fish Oil Supplementation Fish oil is considered to be highly rich in omega-three fatty acids, eicosapentaenoic acid as well as DHA or docosahexaenoic acid. These are the essential fats considered vital for overall health and are considered to be beneficial for lowering heart disease risk, reducing inflammation, relieving anxiety and stress, and slowing down mental decline. There are different studies showing the consumption of fish oil supplements and…

Herbs or medicinal plants have a long history in treating disease. In traditional Chinese medicine, for example, the written history of herbal medicine goes back over 2000 years and herbalists in the West have used “weeds” equally long to treat that which ails us. We are all familiar with the virtues of Garlic, Chamomile, Peppermint, Lavender, and other common herbs.Interest in medicinal herbs is on the rise again and the interest is primarily from the pharmaceutical industry, which is always looking for ‘new drugs’ and more effective substances to treat diseases, for which there may be no or very few drugs available.Considering the very long traditional use…