Cayenne Pepper or Red Pepper has been an important ingredient of Asian dishes for centuries. Unknowingly the eastern or Asian people have been reaping the health benefits of Cayenne Pepper while using it as a flavoring agent. Though naturopathy practitioners are aware of the wonderful qualities of this spice, common people consume it more as a spice than a medicinal herb.

The active component of Cayenne is capsaicin. Do an Internet search on that word alone, and you will be amazed at the res
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The lemon tree, like other citrus trees, has its origin in Central Asia. The Arabs introduced the lemon to Europe in the 12th century. It was first refined in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula. It is by no accident that the juiciest, most aromatic lemons are found in the Murcia region in Spain.

If you look in most people's kitchen you can find that wonderful smelling, citrus fruit called the lemon. Lemons are not only a great additive for baking and cooking but it has several other uses
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The ginger root has long been used as a spice in Asian cooking. In addition, ginger root is widely used a natural medicine for many disorders and diseases; it has been used for treating everything from motion sickness to menstrual cramps to food poisoning and many other disorders. The health benefits of ginger come from the same compound that gives ginger its distinctive hot and pungent taste, gingerol.

Ginger is the rhizome of a perennial herb that can be grown in all parts of the world. Ho
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Cancer can and does occur within the human skeleton meaning it is possible to have a malignant tumor or tumors in our joints and bones. If a cancer begins first in a bone, the resultant tumor is known as a primary bone cancer. It is possible for a tumor located elsewhere in the body to be the primary cancer and from there, a cancer may spread to the bone. This would be a secondary bone cancer. Most bone cancers occur within bones in the arms and the legs.

Cause and symptoms of bone cancer

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Ascites is a condition of pathologic fluid accumulation within the abdominal cavity. Most cases of ascites are due to liver disease usually caused by alcoholism, chronic viral hepatitis, and intravenous drug use. Tumors, obstruction in the portal vein, and diseases causing loss of protein, may also cause ascites.

Ascites is the presence of excessive fluid within the peritoneal cavity. Individuals with ascites develop physical examination findings of increasing abdominal girth, a fluid wave, a
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