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From easing nausea to supporting digestion, ginger is gaining new attention from nutrition experts as one of the most powerful natural remedies you can add to your daily routine.

The green leaves seen in the picture are mint leaves, which are considered very beneficial for health in Ayurveda. Mint isn't just for enhancing the flavor and aroma of food; it's also a natural ...

Most people dismiss stomach troubles as minor problems. A little bloating after a meal, occasional acidity, or a day of constipation rarely feels alarming. The common response is to ignore it, drink a ...

Shell plans to proceed with a natural gas project in Venezuela following Washington’s issuance of so-called general licenses for energy operators willing to invest in the country. “The issuance of the ...

Americans are getting some relief from lower gasoline prices, which the latest inflation data from the Labor Department shows have declined substantially over the last year. The Bureau of Labor ...

Dr. Amanda Glinky, a gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition specialist at Manning Family Children’s New Orleans, discussed the efficacy of hypnosis, and how she incorporates it in her practice.

A cross-country skier has blamed his Winter Olympics disappointment on a serious case of gastroenteritis, appearing inconsolable during an emotional interview on French television. Jules Chappaz, 26, ...

Which products for baby gas relief are best? Regardless of how infants are fed, they can easily get upset tummies and suffer through bouts of painful gas. Aside from trying a different type of baby ...

A review by researchers from the University of Birmingham and the University of Oxford in the UK has found that controlled doses of laughing gas (or nitrous oxide) really can provide quick-acting ...

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