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Herbs and Spices

Although spices and herbs have been used since antiquity, they now have a new and significant function in the preparation of food today. They not only provide our cuisine distinctive flavours, but also colour and diversity. Certain herbs and spices may replace or decrease salt and sugar in cuisine whether used alone or in blends. Without adding more fat, sugar, or salt, herbs and spices are a fantastic way to add flavour, colour, and scent to food. They provide a variety of additional health advantages as well as offering strong antioxidants! Herbs are leaves that may be used fresh or dried, such as parsley, sage, rosemary, basil, thyme, and dill.

Cloves

Clove (Syzygium aromaticum) is a tree native to Indonesia. Its dried flower buds are utilised in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine. Medicine is made from dried flower buds, leaves, and stems. Clove is one of my favourite spices to use in...

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Celtic Sea Salt

This page explains the benefits and advantages of consuming real salt - Hand Harvested Celtic Sea Salt, sourced from Brittany in France. This ensures a pure, unrefined, fully mineralised, balanced sea salt of the highest potency certified by two of...

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Berberine

One of my personal favourite herbal medicines when it comes to any acute infections (any) in my clinic is called berberine. Plants that share similar indications when it comes to effective yeast infection treatment are Golden seal (Hydrastis canadensis), Barberry...

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Pau D'arco

This herb is also known as LaPacho or Taheebo. Pau D’arco (Tabebuia avellanedae) tea is an herbal tea prepared from the inner bark of a rainforest tree from South American. The tree is not killed during harvesting process, and only...

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Oregano

Oregano is a familiar herb that many will know from dishes such as pizza and pasta sauce. One of the most widely-used herbs worldwide, it is found in Mediterranean foods especially. Oregano has also many natural medicine uses, did you...

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Garlic

Garlic contains antioxidants that help the body fight oxidative damage. Garlic has been demonstrated to enhance antioxidant enzymes and lower oxidative stress in those with high blood pressure. Are you eating garlic regularly?

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