Main Peppermint Oil Links

Home Page
Partners
Tell A Friend about us
Dong Quai Angelica |
Insoluble Fiber |
Omega6 |
Insoluble Fiber |
MSM |
Eucalyptus |
Melissa |
Turmeric |
Insoluble Fiber |
Glucosamine |
Vitamin D |
Tea Tree Oil |
Phytosterols |
Dong Quai Angelica |
Huperzine |

List of Herbal Health Articles

Best Seller

Home Remedies For Better Health

Offering The Complete Health Guide To Self Healing. Shows You How To Treat Any Disease using Herbs.
Click Here!




Best Products

Social bookmarking
You like it? Share it!
socialize it


Sponsored Links

 

Latest Peppermint Oil link added

...

Submit your link on Peppermint Oil!



Prescription for Nutritional Healing, 4th Edition
-By: Phyllis A. Balch
-Price: $10.63 (New)
$10.63 (Used)

From Fatigued to Fantastic
-By: Jacob Teitelbaum
-Price: $9.01 (New)
$9.40 (Used)

Juice Fasting and Detoxification: Use the Healing Power of Fresh Juice to Feel Young and Look Great : The Fastest Way to Restore Your Health
-By: Steve Meyerowitz, Beth Robbins, Michael Parman
-Price: $5.47 (New)
$4.14 (Used)

 

Enjoy Your Visit to Our Herbal Health Information Site



Peppermint Oil Article

Thumbnail example

This is a selection made from among articles on Peppermint Oil. For a permanent link to this article, or to bookmark it for future reading, click here.

Walnut leaf

from:

As legends had it, when the gods walked on earth, they lived on walnuts. Walnuts derived their family name Juglans from Jovis glans or Jupiter's nuts. The tree was grown in Europe since the times of the Romans due to its nuts. The walnut nuts are found to be rich in omega-3 fatty acids and other healing nutrients. Centuries ago, these healing powers had been evident in its pointy green leaves. Astringent compounds called tannins are found in high concentrations and which account for the healing effect of the walnut leaf. Tannins is capable of tightening and constricting tissues. This property is valuable in protecting areas of skin and regulating inflammation and itching.

Walnut leaf is available in topical formulations that are popularly used in treating mild eczema and excessive sweating of hands and feet. People in France often applied walnut leaf topical formulation in treating sunburns and scalp that has dandruff. This is effective in treating other mild skin disorders as well. Walnut leaf is also used as a laxative. Researchers have discovered that the walnut leaf has bacteria-killing, anti-parasitic and insect-repelling characteristics. This serves as a confirmation to the long-held beliefs that that walnut leaf contains healing qualities. Specific health benefits of walnut leaf include:

* As a treatment for acne, ringworm, eczema due to its astringent tannins. These tannins cross-link the skin cells thereby making them resistant to allergens and infectious microorganisms. There are two antibacterial agents found in walnut leaf, walnut essential oil and juglone which are capable of acting on infectious microorganisms. Walnut leaf contains large concentrations of vitamin C which also helps fight infection.

* It curbs excessive sweating. The tannins found in walnut leaf can cause proteins in the cells lining the sweat glands to crosslink, serving as a barrier to the excretion of sweat.

Walnut tree of Juglans regia is also dubbed as the English, Persian or Carpathian walnut tree. It belongs to a large species of walnut family called Junglandaceae. One fifth of all Juglandaceae species is comprised of Juglans which includes black walnuts (J. nigra), butternuts (J. cineria) and heartnuts (J. ailantifolia); all these varieties have tannins and other healing compounds in their leaves. J. regia tree originated in Europe. Today, it is now being cultivated in North America, Europe, North Africa and other temperate regions in the world. Walnuts that are used for consumption are cultivated in California.

Walnut leaf is dried and chopped before being boiled and made into a very strong tea (decoction). Once the tea has cooled down, the tea is applied on skin in compresses, rinses and other formulations. It is also added to bath water. To make your own decoction (boiled tea), use 1.5 ounces of dried, cut-up leaf per 1 cup (8 ounces) of water. Boil the mixture in a small pot and simmer gently for 15 minutes. Then cool it before using.

Walnut leaf applications include:

* Infusion - this is used for skin problems and eye inflammations and as digestive tonic for poor appetite.

* Wash -use fir eczema and for wounds and abrasions.

* Eyewash -either as a well-strained infusion or 5 drops tincture in an eyecupof water for conjunctivitis and blepharitis.

There are no known drugs or nutrient interactions connected with walnut leaf. Make sure that when you apply walnut leaf formulations, the affected area still has enough air circulation. Also, avoid covering large parts of the body with walnut leaf compresses.


Other Peppermint Oil related Articles

Evening Primrose Oil
Bromelain Quercetin
Menopause Herbal Combination
Vitamin D
Glucosamine

Do you want to contribute to our site : submit your articles HERE


Peppermint Oil Specific links

Peppermint Oil Info

- Get Info on Peppermint Oil from 14 search engines in 1.
-- http://www.search4.info.com/  

Mevio has the Best Shows, Free!

- Click Here To Watch Now!
-- http://www.mevio.com/  

Luxury Reviews and Trends

- Discover incredible luxury travel, shopping, articles, videos and more...
-- http://www.justluxe.com/  

American Idol Gets Fourth Judge

- One of the fastest growing sites on the net, and yea, theres a reason
-- http://www.holytaco.com/  

Looking for a laugh?

- Click here to check out the funniest comedy videos on the web every day at Comedy.com.
-- http://www.comedy.com/  

Peppermint Oil News

Beauty: feet - Edinburgh News

WHEN it comes to looking good naked, you can't neglect those feet. And, with killer heels, platform wedges and gladiator flats the footwear de jour – not to mention the fact that women strut an average of three miles more than blokes each day ...

Read more...


New product Wednesday, at Dallas-area stores: Crest Nature’s ... - Pegasus News

Nature's Expressions" -- a product line which includes two other flavors, lemon mint and peppermint oil -- is aimed to compete with famed natural-toothpaste maker Tom's of Maine, which has come into Crest's sights since it was purchased in 2006 by ...

Read more...


Midway munching - Rapid City Journal

Hammon to face off against U.S. in Olympic semifinal (204) Rapid City deserter to be deported by Canada (195) Rapid City council member arrested again on DUI charges (119) Team USA holds down Hammon, scores 67-52 win (107) Does Native American ...

Read more...


Windbelt, Cheap Generator Alternative, Set to Power Third World - Popular Mechanics

Click here to post this video on your blog or website. Working in Haiti, Shawn Frayne, a 28-year-old inventor based in Mountain View, Calif., saw the need for small-scale wind power to juice LED lamps and radios in the homes of the poor. Conventional ...

Read more...


Arts and Ideas - WNYC

You could buy peppermint candy, but nothing comes close to the tingly, verdant flavor of real mint. These sweet lollipops make wonderful treats for both children and adults. The color is a very pale green, which can be enhanced with a drop or two of ...

Read more...