Traditional Remedies

China's much-hyped market for vitamins and supplements is facing a steep challenge from traditional remedies from ginseng to deer antler, even as the sector's rise fuels billion-dollar deals and share price surges.

Drinking warm and healing beverages is a traditional remedy to keep nasal congestion and risk of cold and cough at bay. Here are 5 warm drinks you could prepare yourself at home.

Garlic oil has also been proved to bring down the risk of high blood pressure and high cholesterol. But it can be used as a remedy for a host of other issues.

Ginger-Mulethi Tea: Ginger and mulethi (liquorice) are two spices that are being used in a number of tea-blends, and it's not just for the kick of flavours.

Benefits of neem: Neem is a popular medicinal herb thats been part of traditional remedies that date back almost 5000 years. We've listed uses of neem leaves, flowers and more.

Made with edible gum(gondh), desi ghee, sugar, raisins and a whole lot of chunky nuts and dry fruits; the gondh ka ladoo (or gondh ka laddu) is high in calories and is required to meet ...

Turmeric is the wonder spice of the kitchen and has now been termed as our very own desi superfood. It is often used as a colouring spice in curries and biryanis and also as the ...

Mint is one of the oldest and most trusted traditional remedies to soothe an upset tummy, flatulence, gas or indigestion.

Our kitchen is stocked with wonder ingredients that could be your best aides to fight the seasonal infections.

Cucumber Lime Ginger Juice: The immunity-boosting powers of ginger and lemon are well-known, much of which could be attributed to its free radical-fighting antioxidants. Cucumber is also replete with vitamin C that could do wonders ...