8 golden recipes against parasites in the body
According to the American scientist Dr. Hulda Reger Clark, the cause of all diseases in the human body are parasites. "Zdravnitza" selected the advice from the treasury of Bulgarian folk medicine.
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According to the American scientist Dr. Hulda Reger Clark, the cause of all diseases in the human body are parasites. "Zdravnitza" selected the advice from the treasury of Bulgarian folk medicine.
If you are a sushi lover, you must have heard of wasabi. It's this hot spice that I usually put between the fish and rice in sushi. Wasabi has a unique and fresh aroma as well as a taste that touches your senses.
Lovage causes the release of secretions, mainly from the gastrointestinal tract and lungs, tones the body, stimulates the excretory system, has a beneficial effect on the cardiovascular and nervous systems.
Golden herb oil is an author's recipe of "Zdravnitza". Healthy combination of milk thistle, turmeric, Ceylon cinnamon, ginger and black pepper.
The chickpea is considered one of the earliest legumes cultivated by man. Over the millennia, culinary traditions related to chickpeas deepened and developed mainly in the countries of the Mediterranean basin.
Licorice (Glyzyrchiza glabra) is an ancient medicinal and sweetener. It is mentioned in the works of Theophrastus /4th-3rd century BC/, who calls it a Scythian root.
Passionflower is a plant that comes from America. The passion fruit that is sold comes from another species of passion flower - Passiflora edulis, and the other species - Passiflora incarnata is the medicinal form.
Hemorrhoids are an unpleasant problem that plagues many people. "Zdravnitza" selected these 9 forgotten recipes from the treasury of Bulgarian phytotherapy.
The healing properties of Bulgarian yogurt have been known to mankind for centuries. To make yogurt at home, no specific conditions and knowledge are required. We just have to follow a few steps.
Cinnamon, and more precisely cinnamon bark, is considered one of the oldest spices in the world. Under the name "kwai" it was noted in the medicinal book of the Chinese emperor Shen-nung as early as 2500 BC.