The toxin from the bee can increase endurance if it is done regularly. This treatment can increase stamina and endurance. In this treatment need a bee to heat the patient’s body. The bee’s heat the particular point on the body and then the bee leave it’s toxin in the body. People who do this treatment feel their body fresher than before because their blood circulation is well.Many people use this alternative treatment as their alternative because they believe that this treatment can cure their sickness. The people who do this treatment for the first time it is recommended /advised to continue the treatment to get the best result but it is recommended they come back after the former of bee’s sting swelling. @alternativemedicine

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Indonesia is rich in natural resources, especially the spice. The spice has many benefits, for example, can be used for traditional medicine. Many people argue that traditional medicine is safer than using medical treatment. Traditional medicine does not mislead any side effects, so safe to be consumed by everyone.

Many people use turmeric to treat diabetes mellitus, appendicitis and overcome the non-current menstrual. The treatment of these diseases is based on turmeric mixed with other traditional materials, for example the turmeric concoction for diabetes mellitus:  Ingredients: 3 pieces of turmeric, half teaspoon salt. Both materials are boiled with 1 liter of water, and then filtered. This potion to drink 2 times a week in a half cup per each.

The turmeric has a scientific name Curcuma longa Linn. It is a spice and medicinal plants native from Southeast Asia region. There are various ways the use of turmeric for health, turmeric also has myriad benefits. In addition to the kitchen spice turmeric can also be used for both traditional medicine and health care beauty. Turmeric is also efficacious to cure a stuffy nose, how to burn the turmeric and inhale. Traditional medicine to helps keep your immune system. @alternativemedicine

Capsaicin: For arthritis, shingles, or neuropathy
What the science says: An active component of chile pepper, capsaicin temporarily desensitizes pain-prone skin nerve receptors called C-fibers; soreness is diminished for 3 to 5 weeks while they regain sensation. Nearly 40 percent of arthritis patients reduced their pain by half after using a topical capsaicin cream for a month, and 60 percent of neuropathy patients achieved the same after 2 months, according to a University of Oxford study. Patients at the New England Center for Headache decreased their migraine and cluster headache intensity after applying capsaicin cream inside their nostrils.

How to try it: Capsaicin ointments and creams are sold in pharmacies and health stores. For arthritis or neuropathy, try 0.025 percent or 0.075 percent capsaicin cream one to four times daily; best results can take up to 2 weeks, says Philip Gregory, PharmD, a professor at Creighton University and editor of the Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database. But research on capsaicin and headaches remains limited — and don’t expect stronger versions anytime soon: “Current formulations are better suited for more acute problems, like a sore muscle or an arthritis flare-up, than everyday pain and stiffness,” Gregory says.

InflaThera or Zyflamend: For arthritis
What the science says: Both supplement brands contain ginger, turmeric, and holy basil, all of which have anti-inflammatory properties. Turmeric (a curry ingredient) may be the best: A component, curcumin, eases inflammatory conditions like rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis, according to the Methodist Research Institute in Indianapolis. Researchers are now testing Zyflamend in RA patients, but some experts are already sold: “Each herb has its own scientific database of evidence,” says James Dillard, MD, author of “The Chronic Pain Solution.”

How to try it: ProThera, InflaThera’s maker, will only sell to health care professionals, so your doctor has to order it for you; that said, it’s reportedly stronger (and slightly cheaper) than Zyflamend. InflaThera’s suggested dosage is twice daily with food. For the more readily accessible Zyflamend, take one capsule two or three times daily, but avoid it near bedtime — each pill contains 10 mg of caffeine (another version, Zyflamend PM, is reportedly less stimulating). Buy Zyflamend at swansonvitamins.com or immunesupport.com/zyflamend.htm. Or, save money and try curcumin to start: Taking 500 mg four times daily, along with fish oil and a diet low in animal fat, can ease arthritis, says Jane Guiltinan, ND, immediate past president of the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians.

Arnica: For acute injury or post surgery swelling
What the science says: This herb comes from a European flower; although its healing mechanism is still unknown, it does have natural anti-inflammatory properties. Taking oral homeopathic arnica after a tonsillectomy decreases pain, say British researchers, and German doctors found that it reduces surgery-related knee swelling.

How to try it: Use homeopathic arnica as an adjunct to ice, herbs, or conventional pain meds, suggests Guiltinan. Rub arnica ointment on bruises or strained muscles, or take it in the form of three lactose pellets under the tongue up to six times per day. Boiron is among the most reputable arnica manufacturers.