Hoodia Gordonii grows in the Kalahari Desert region of South Africa. In the West, it has appeared on the weight loss management scene only recently, but has been used for millennia by the San people of the Kalahari, a tribe of hunter-gatherers, to help ward off pain, hunger and thirst on long treks.

What is a simple? Why use them? Susun Weed answers these questions drawing on her Wise Woman wisdom.

This is an article about Aromatotherapy and Aromatotherapy Essential oils. It gives in few words all the necessary information about Aromatherapy and motivates the reader to experiment with Essential Oils.

For thousands of years knowledge of the herbs and wild plants that could increase fertility were the secrets of the village wise women. Now that knowledge can be yours too!

Research suggests that up to 25% of ADD adults also suffer from depression. Despite that, the depression aspect of Attention Deficit Disorder often goes untreated.

Discuss chelation therapy with your health care professional if your child has learning or behavioral issues or has been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder or autism. Chelation therapy removes lead, heavy metals and other toxins and can greatly improve or entirely eliminate symptoms.

If you have been diagnosed with a chronic physical or mental health condition, discuss oral chelation with your healthcare professional. Removing mercury and other heavy metals through a detoxification process can greatly improve symptoms, or eliminate the symptoms altogether.

Almost every woman has, at one time or another, felt so fatigued she wanted to cry. But for some women, and for a variety of reasons - including menopause, caring for a new-born, working odd hours, chronic anxiety, and poverty, to name only a few - fatigue is a constant, not an occasional, problem. These wise woman ways will help you boost your energy naturally!

Are herbs “dilute forms of drugs” - and therefore dangerous? Or are they “natural” - and therefore safe? If you sell herbs, you probably hear these questions often. What is the “right” answer? It depends on the herb! These thoughts on herbs will help you explain to your customers (and yourself) how safe - or dangerous - any herb might be.