Friday, February 29, 2008

Sandalwood As Alternative Medicine

Sandalwood As Alternative Medicine

Sandalwood is used in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicines as an alternative medicine to treat skin disorders, stomach pains, vomiting, sexual dysfunction and sexually transmitted diseases and in both female and male.

  1. It stimulates the growth of white blood cells to boost up the immune system.
  2. It eases tension, insomnia, anxiety, grief and stress.
  3. It is a remedy for acne, oily or dry and chapped skin.
  4. It is often combined with ginger or peppermint to give relief to diarrhea, heartburn, vomiting, dysentery and nausea.
  5. It is a treatment for fungal infections such as thrush and tinea.
  6. It is effective in treating dry coughs, bronchitis, urinary tract infections and sore throat.

Sandalwood is available as powder or oil. To treat digestive complaints it is often blended with rice-water, honey and sugar. The oil is good for bladder inflammation and painful urination. In Ayurvedic medicine the powdered wood is made into a paste to treat fevers and snakebites. The oil can sometimes cause outbreak of dermatitis in people who are highly sensitive. These are the three common forms that sandalwood is used as an alternative medicine.

2 comments:

Saikat said...

hi,
i wanted to email you, but could not locate your email address on the blog.
blogsjam is a new web-based blog reader, organized by channels.
your blog is included in blogsjam.

pl. check it out, and contact me at saibose@gmail.com, if you have any questions.
we also have a cool widget, that will not only help get more
distribution for your blog,
but it can also be used to feature fresh and contextual posts on your blog.

thx-Saikat

Anonymous said...

Hi,

I'm Alisha from Wowzio, and I'm excited to tell you about our new widget platform that helps bloggers increase readership by providing engaging widgets containing your blog's rich content. You can check out widgets customized for your blog here:

Wowzio Widgets for your Blog

I wanted to reach out to you to ask for your feedback on these widgets (feel free to install them on your blog, if you feel they are a good fit). I'm sorry for leaving this message via a comment, it's not at all our intent to spam you ( which is why i'm leaving this comment on an older post and you can always remove this comment ). Again, we would love to hear your feedback.

Thanks,
Alisha Wright