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Commonly Asked Herbal Questions

We believe that knowledge is positive power. The more you know the better your body will respond. The following is a list of our most common question about herbs and their benefits.

Common Questions
Acidophilus: Isn't that bacteria? Aloe Vera: Not just just for Sunburns.	Antioxidants: A Good Defense Against Free Radicals Astragalus:(Astragalus membranaceus)
Cetyl myristoleate(CMO) Get your joints moving. Chromium: Is this a way to weight loss?	Coenzyme Q10: A multi-purpose antioxidant. Colon Cleansing: Colon Cleanse Herbal Formula
DHEA: Is your hormon depleted? Diabetes: Can supplements help?	Dong quai: Can it help for adverse effects of hormone replacement therapy?
Essential Fatty Acids: Is fat good for you?	Exercise: A cheap subsitution for Prozac
Fats: Essential for Life Fat and Cholesterol: Is fat intake in correlation with cholesterol?	Food Allergies: What might be the cause of my allergies? Free Radicals and Cancer: Is this the cure?
Garlic: garlic center stage? Ginseng: Ginseng Siberian (Eleutherococcus senticosus) GLA: (Gamma linolenic acid) Glucosamine Sulfate: Can I run faster if I take this?	Green tea: fights cancer, free radicals Glutathione: a powerful antioxidant agent
Heart Health: Can herbs improve my cardiovascular health?	Ho-shou-wu: (Polygonum multiflorum)
Immune System Dysfunction: Isn't that bad?
Magnesium: friend of the musculoskeletal system	Mushrooms: (Medicinal)
Omega-3s: Can help fight depression?
Parasites: Can these casue harms? Pregnenolone: Enhanced brain function Probiotics: Tranformation's enzyme for good digestion. Proper Digestion: A Major Problem in This Country	Prostate Prevention: Using natural means to promote a healthy prostate. Proteins: Building Blocks of our Cells.
Quercetin: reduce the risk of coronary heart disease
Royal Jelly: A Supplement for the Millennium
Saw Palmetto: Treat prostate troubles Sea Cucumber: A treat for arthritis Stevia: A good sugar subsitute? Stress: Public Health Enemy Number One	Sugar and Artificial Sweeteners: Cancer anyone? Sulfur: Do a lot more than just stink Superoxide Dismutase: (SOD)
Water: The total benefits of H20 Weight Loss: What's the best way to approach? Whole Foods: What is considered a Whole Food?	Wild Yam Cream: Can this be your choice in natural hormonal therapy.

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