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Archive for the ‘Herbal Remedies’ Category

Catching Some Zzzz’s: Herbal Remedies for Better Sleep

Posted on: February 28th, 2013 by JurosMedicalBlogger No Comments

One aspect of hear health we haven’t touched on yet is getting enough quality, restorative sleep. Getting enough sleep is a cornerstone to great heart health. It allows our heart to beat slower, take a rest, recover, recharge and be ready for the next day. But if it’s so important, why do so few Americans actually get the recommended 7-9 hours of sleep needed every night?

A lack of sleep can be damaging your heart. An herbal sleep remedy can help you get the rest you need.

Stress from work or finances, our constant availability via mobile phones and social media and an increase in sleep disorders can all share blame. However, the path to a good night’s sleep does not have to include expensive medications or therapy. There are herbal remedies, the ingredients of which are available through the Virtual Dispensary (use the access code “jur123”) from Juro’s Pharmacy Health and Wellness, which help you get the sleep you need to be properly rested.

Valerian- this herb has been used for centuries in Europe to help with insomnia, and lacks the addictive qualities of most sleep medications.

Chamomile- this flower has been used widely as a gentle sleep aid. It can be made into an herbal tea by steeping two teaspoons for 10 to 15 minutes.

Hops- yes, these are the same hops used in beer. The extract from these flowers can help those with anxiety and insomnia fall asleep.

Passiflora- also known as passion flower, it can be made into a tea that not only works as a sedative for insomniacs, but can also help reduce symptoms from hysteria and epilepsy.

If you are making a tea from these or other herbs, try to drink it about an hour before you usually go to sleep. This will give the herbs time to spread throughout the body for a better overall effect. If you are still having sleep issues, schedule an appointment with your doctor for a diagnosis.

Sleep does wonders for your heart, but only if you are getting the right amount every night. Herbal supplements available through Juro’s Pharmacy Health and Wellness can give you edge against sleeplessness and help get your heart ready for tomorrow.

Herbs for Fall Food and Health

Posted on: October 11th, 2012 by JurosMedicalBlogger No Comments

I distinctively remember the smell of the fall from when I was a kid. The outdoors still smells the same as it does now, but I won’t forget the inside of our house when my mom began setting out autumn-inspired potpourri and changed the way she cooked. There are some foods and smells that just belong in the fall, and my mom executed them both to perfection.

Chamomile and other herbs can be made into teas and other remedies to help keep you healthy as the temperature drops.

A big part of those wonderful smells were the herbs she used in her cooking. Not only can herbs make what you eat taste phenomenal, they also have health benefits as well. In keeping with the changing seasons, here are some fall herbs and what benefits they provide.

Rosemary- used mostly with meat dishes, this herb contains a whole host of anti-aging and anti-cancer substances, and is known to kick start your immune system to ward off diseases. Rosemary tea also helps to prevent or stop hair loss and improve concentration and memory.

Ginger- packed with antioxidants and potassium, ginger fights nausea, upset stomachs and pain just like aspirin does. Ingesting ginger also causes the body to sweat naturally, which is good if you have the cold or the flu.

Chamomile- used to make chamomile tea, it can help settle your stomach, ease menstrual cramps, boost your immune system during a cold and help you fall asleep.

Sage- an all-around health champion, sage has been shown to be an anti-hypertensive, anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial and helps to prevent or soothe the symptoms of diabetes.

These and other herbs provide many healthful benefits that your family can use as the weather becomes colder and the risk of illness increases. Juro’s Virtual Dispensary can help you find these and other herbs to benefit your health. Just use the access code “jur123” at the login page.

Ancient Knowledge for Today

Posted on: June 20th, 2012 by JurosMedicalBlogger 1 Comment

The use of plants and herbs to cure ailments goes back to before recorded history, most prominently in ancient Egypt and China.  Cultures on many continents used and in some cases, still use herbs to create remedies for various illnesses. In the United States, the use of herbal remedies has increased over the last 30 years because the public has grown aware of their widespread availability, the power of herbal remedies to treat the underlying causes of symptoms rather than just the symptoms and more recently, the fight to promote better health and wellness in the U.S.

Herbs have been used for centuries to remedy certain ailments and they can still be used today.

Not only are herbs available in many places, a lot of them are used regularly in food or drink that you may not know about. Here’s a list of some of the most popular herbs and what they can be used to help with.

Oregano- used in a lot of Italian and Mediterranean cooking, oregano has been shown to be better than some chemical antibiotics at killing germs, specifically staphylococcus aureus and E. coli.

Aloe Vera- a popular remedy for sunburns, aloe vera can also be used to sooth an upset stomach, as an antifungal and is a natural laxative.

Cayenne- this spice is great for treating a flu or cold, treating rheumatism, and increasing your body’s thermogenesis for weight loss.

Spearmint- can be used to calm your nerves, which is why chewing spearmint gum has become a popular choice for students while taking tests.

Garlic- has been long known to help lower blood fats, fight infection, detoxify the body, and help with circulatory and heart conditions.

Cinnamon- a powerful antibacterial and antiviral, 99.9% of viruses and bacteria cannot live in the presence of cinnamon.

Of course, there are more herbs that can be used to help treat medical conditions. This short list only represents a small percentage of the healing herbs that are widely available to you from the Juro’s Pharmacy Virtual Dispensary  (access code jur123).   If there is something nagging you or you want to try a more natural approach to personal care, call our pharmacy and talk to our knowledgeable Pharmacy Team members today.

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