A+ TestCalmer™

A+TestCalmer Benefits:

  1. Settles nerves without ‘dulling’ the mind or affecting concentration

  2. Supports confidence to maximize study efforts

  3. Supports cognitive clarity and focus in the healthy brain

  4. Addresses ‘butterflies’ in the stomach before and during tests

 

  • Child Health - Herbal Remedies
    Learning & Concentration, Mood & Behavior, Child Obesity…

    • When parents think about their child’s health, it is important that they not only consider the physical wellbeing of the child, but the psychological and social health as well.

    This broad field of children’s health includes psychological issues surrounding mood, behavior, learning, and concentration, as well as physical areas such as appetite, bedwetting, fever, sleep, chicken pox, tantrums, weight loss, and more.

    It even includes complicated, and increasingly diagnosed behavioral health issues like Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, and Attention Deficit Disorder/Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

    Below you will find a comprehensive set of native herbal remedies to help you manage and optimize your child's health – naturally and safely.

A+ TestCalmer™

Settles exam nerves in students of all ages

$34.95 + S&H
Study Plus

StudyPlus™

Promotes concentration and memory functioning for better study habits and performance

$29.95 + S&H
Triple Complex Brain Tonic

Triple Complex Brain Tonic™

Triple Complex Brain Tonic is a safe, non–addictive, natural remedy containing 100% homeopathic ingredients especially selected to relieve forgetfulness and mental fatigue, plus improve brain functioning.

$29.95 + S&H
Herbal remedies News:
  1. Valerian may aid menopausal sleep problems: August 29, 2011: The popular herbal sleep aid valerian could help ease some of the sleep problems that can come with menopause, a small study suggests.
  2. Tapping Gujarat hill station's herbal wealth: August 28, 2011: The Gujarat government is now set to tap the traditional knowledge of tribal healers of this hill station to promote health tourism.
  3. Herbal abortion helps African women: August 26, 2011: Researchers at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Copenhagen, have examined a number of plants which are used for illegal abortions in Tanzania. The lab tests show that several of the plants can make the uterus tissue contract and that the plants therefore can be used to stop lethal bleedings after birth. This new knowledge is now to be conveyed in rural Tanzania where access to medicine often is difficult.
  4. A Natural Cure for Brittle Nails: August 17, 2011: Every few months, someone asks me what can be done for weak, brittle nails. Sometimes the answer is as easy as “get more sun.” Let the sun make vitamin D in your body, and this will often sufficiently strengthen nails.
  5. JORDAN- Model farm cultivates organic crops, medicinal herbs: August 16, 2011: A farm in the Mujib Biosphere Reserve has started producing organic crops and herbs with the aim of providing a model that encourages water-efficient techniques and the use of chemical-free fertilisers in agriculture.
  6. Ten tips for your herb garden. August 14, 2011: Although many herbs, such as thyme, sage, rosemary and oregano, are Mediterranean in origin, most will grow as well in shade as in sun.
  7. Uterine fibroids: Natural remedies better choice than Hysterectomy. August 13, 2011: The majority (80%) of fibroids are as small as a walnut, usually not bigger than an orange. In the U.S., about one third of all hysterectomies is because of the fibroids.
  8. Manjishtha Himalaya – Natural Herbal Remedies for Acne, Edema, Allergies and Skin Care. August 11, 2011: A statistics reports approximately 4.4 million people in USA are suffering edema. Edema is a swelling caused by fluid retention. It commonly occurs in hands, arms, ankles, legs and feet. Manjishtha or Rubia Cordifolia a new herbal product from Himalaya is said to have worked wonders in Treating skin diseases associated with edema and oozing.
  9. Chinese herbal medicine can boost your chi, farmers' chi and the Asheville-area economy: July 23, 2011: Over thousands of years, the Chinese learned to heal themselves with herbal formulas and carefully placed acupuncture needles to balance the energy in the human body.
  10. Herbal remedy beats brain cancer: July 17, 2011: Ohio: Indirubin, a herbal compound used in traditional Chinese remedies might beat deadly brain tumours.
  11. Herbal Remedies for Lichen Planus. July 15, 2011: Lichen planus is a disease caused by abnormal functioning of the immune system. Patients suffering from this disease experience skin itching and swelling. They also suffer from ulcers in the mouth. The authors of this research reviewed various studies on the beneficial effects of different herbs in alleviating the symptoms of oral lichen planus. “There are many types of herbs that can help the lesions of oral lichen planus effectively and safely, as well as keep them from returning,” according to the researchers.
  12. Mentat from Himalaya – Natural Herbal Remedy to Improve Memory Power. July 14, 2011: Himalaya Herbals Mentat/MindCare is effective herbal remedy in memory loss. It is the best natural herbal supplement to boost memory power and enhance the brain health. It improves memory power, concentration, and learning abilities.
  13. One of Gloucester County's oldest residents passes away. July 13, 2011: Sarah Carter Brown, a long-time Gloucester County resident, who lived through 18 presidents and experienced history first hand in her 107 years, passed away Friday, leaving a legacy of inspiration and optimism as well as herbal remedies and good cooking.
  14. Herbal remedies unattended in Iran. July 11, 2011: Author of A New Approach towards Medicinal Plants complained at the little number of researchers in Iran studying medicinal plants and says the science is ignored by researchers and writers.
  15. Lavender is popping up in all sorts of places. July 9, 2011: Lavender seems to be everywhere these days -- in lotions, soaps, teas, candles, lemonade, desserts and main dishes at upscale restaurants
  16. Believe It or Not: Herbal Remedy to Stop Your Wife's Incessant Nagging! July 8, 2011: The world's first anti-nagging medicine, a herbal remedy which claims it can tame the nastiest of nags has been launched.
  17. Refreshing lettuces and herbs: July 7, 2011: Ever open up the fridge to find your lettuces or herbs are looking a little... tired? Shock them in an ice bath to perk them up.
  18. KUALA LUMPUR, July 6 (Bernama) July 6, 2011 -- The tourism industry should tap into the herbal industry as an attraction for tourists to learn and explore, says the Herbal Asia Secretariat.
  19. Herbal remedies and natural supplements against arthritis: July 4, 2011 - Researchers believe that one fine treatment in the battle against arthritis is the centuries-old herb frankincense. From deep in the annals of herbal remedies and natural supplements, frankincense has been found to potentially relieve and alleviate the symptoms of inflammatory arthritis.
  20. Erectile dysfunction: Risk from herbal remedies: 1st July 2011 - Unlicensed herbal remedies for erectile dysfunction, available over the internet, could present serious health risks according to recent test results.