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Use Basil for Natural and Homeopathic Remedies

(NaturalNews) Basil is not just for pesto anymore, but a plant of many health benefits. Basil is a plant that looks similar to the peppermint plant, as they both come from the same family. The leaves are tender and minty green and grow to 30-130cm tall. Basil, a highly fragrant plant, is best known as the ingredient in pesto using parmesan, pine nuts and olive oil.

A few types of Basil

- Sweet basil, the one used in Italian cooking
- Thai Basil
- Holy basil
- Lemon basil
- Anise basil
- Cinnamon basil

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I am a former Real Estate Broker from California and a Raw Foodist who is currently Moderating several forums, to promote good health through natural living. I reside in Jordan where I am busy furthering the practice of holistic lifestyles through the use of God's medicine. I use to have MS and Early Onset Dementia, not anymore and I am well, strictly due to adhering to a healthy lifestyle. I hope to encourage many to change their lives and work with what is available in nature. I cured myself very cheap with little funds and I am here alive to tell you it can be done. I am the Moderator-Owner of Sara's Soup Kitchen, Nigella Sativa Support and a writer for Helium, Suite 101 and Orato websites.

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