It's as easy as 1, 2, 3 to make a heating pad yourself. A microwavable heating pad is great to use whenever you need to apply some indirect heat for pain relief, comfort, or warmth. Follow these step-by-step directions to make your own heating pads and don't throw away the stray sock that shows up after you've thrown it's pair out!
Be sure to take steps ahead of time so you can prevent the motion sickness altogether. That way, you won't have to worry about getting sick during your travels. Here's a collection of the absolute best tips for combating motion sickness!
I suffered from panic attacks and was diagnosed with panic disorder. See all of the natural remedies for panic attacks that worked for me. As a result, I don't have panic attacks anymore.
High blood pressure -- aka the silent killer -- isn't picky when choosing its 1 out of 3 Americans. If you or someone you know is dealing with high blood pressure, check out these natural cures for high blood pressure. These are ways to lower your blood pressure naturally at home yourself!
Mashed potatoes and baked potatoes... both are easy to make and one of them is especially good for your skin! See which one.
Hate mosquitoes? Here are some of the best ideas for making your own all-natural mosquito repellents, plus a few organic mosquito repellents you can buy.
If you want healthy skin, then you'll want to add these foods to your daily diet.
Following is a list of common ailments and the foods that can prevent them, if not cure them completely.
There are so many OTC allergy medicines out there but if you're like me you are interested in a natural remedy for your pollen allergy. Here's a breakdown of when you can expect your allergies to be at their worst and what natural allergy relief options are available to you. Here are the best natural home remedies for pollen allergies.
Do natural weight loss herbs like cayenne, ephedra, green tea, and hoodia actually work at helping you lose weight? Are they safe? Here's how they work, plus 2 that are safe, and 2 that are not.
