Aloe vera is an ancient medicinal plant that is said to have been part of Cleopatra's beauty regimen. The sap of the aloe plant is an excellent first-aid remedy for minor burns and infections.

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Why Minerals?
By RAJGOPAL NIDAMBOOR

Minerals, unlike vitamins, are inorganic nutrients. They are essential for good health.

Minerals come from the earth, or water. Plants and animals absorb them to get nutrients.

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Healthy Substitution Holds The Key
By RICHARD FIRSHEIN

There are three different, or main, classes of bad reaction that are often called “allergic reactions.” There are also misconceptions – these can cause confusion, so it’s important to clarify a handful of things as to what’s what as it is.

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Ah, That Allergy... Again!
By R J OENBRINK

There are three different, or main, classes of bad reaction that are often called “allergic reactions.” There are also misconceptions – these can cause confusion, so it’s important to clarify a handful of things as to what’s what as it is.

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Why Anti-Oxidants?
By RAJGOPAL NIDAMBOOR

Free radicals are a large group of harmful compounds released during any inflammatory or infection process. Normally, the body can handle free radicals, but if anti-oxidants are unavailable, or, if the free-radical production becomes excessive, damage can occur.

Why Vitamins?
By RAJGOPAL NIDAMBOOR

Vitamins are a group of organic nutrients, found in plants and animals. They are also called essential vitamins. They are essential to regulate the chemical processes that go on in the body
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