Inhalers or inhalers transport the active ingredients of various drugs into the respiratory tract by means of atomization or vaporization. In modern times, inhalers are mostly compressed air or ultrasonic inhalers. Therapeutic benefits of the invention of the inhaler are for respiratory diseases such as asthma. What is an inhaler? With the help of an … Inhaler: Applications & Health Benefits
Ground ivy is little known as a medicinal plant. By many amateur gardeners, it is considered a weed and removed. Yet its uses are many and varied. Occurrence and cultivation of Gundermann Even though ground ivy is a remedy or kitchen ingredient for humans, it is poisonous to many mammals. In particular, this plant can … Ground Ivy: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Benzoin is the name given to the resin from the benzoin or styrax tree. The resin gives off a pleasant sweet scent and is used primarily in perfumery and aromatherapy. Occurrence and cultivation of benzoin The brownish benzoin resin is obtained by cutting into the trunk of the tree and curing it in the air. … Benzoin: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
In the health sector, the generic term gymnastics includes physiotherapy or physiotherapeutic movement exercises. Therapeutic gymnastics is used in various medical branches to alleviate complaints or improve body functions. What is remedial gymnastics? Gymnastics or physiotherapy is the term used to describe various physiotherapeutic exercises that have benefits for a person’s health. Gymnastics or physiotherapy … Gymnastics: Treatment, Effect & Risks
The noble gamander was already used in ancient Greece as a medicinal herb against various diseases of the upper respiratory tract, as well as in the Middle Ages as a remedy for gout. Today, long-term use of edible chamomander is discouraged because overdose can lead to liver damage. However, as a carefully used natural remedy, … Noble Gamander: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Frankincense (or olibanum) is a gum resin that is air-dried and comes from the frankincense tree. It is used both as incense and for therapeutic purposes. The smoke that is produced when it is burned is also called frankincense. Occurrence and cultivation of frankincense The resin of frankincense contains a substance that has a very … Frankincense: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Indian tobacco (Lobelia inflata) is a plant of the bellflower family. Botanically, the plant has nothing in common with the tobacco family. However, because inflated lobelia, another name for the plant, was smoked by Native Americans, the name Indian tobacco has caught on. Occurrence and cultivation of Indian tobacco Indian tobacco (Lobelia inflata) can grow … Indian Tobacco: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
The now widely European larch was not for nothing tree of the year 2012. Its healing properties are partly scientifically proven and supported by many positive testimonials. Occurrence and cultivation of the larch The needles of the larch, unlike spruce or pine needles, are very soft and leave a soft carpet after falling. The genus … Larch: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Birch is a deciduous tree or shrub of the northern hemisphere, which is widespread from Europe through Asia and into America. Both the birch leaves and the bark and sap of the plant contain medicinally active ingredients, which include, for example, the anti-inflammatory flavonoids and the diuretic and expectorant saponins. The medicinal properties have helped … Birch: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
