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Jannah Firdaus Mediapro The Benefits of Pomegranate Leaf (Punica Granatum) from Paradise For Body Healing English Edition

Health & Fitness
English
1218 Words
No Age Recommendation
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The Benefits of Pomegranate Leaf (Punica Granatum) From Paradise For Body Healing English Edition Ebook VersionPomegranates probably made their original journey from their native country of Iran to the US with early Spanish explorers. The attractive, vase-shaped shrubs and small trees produce fragrant, brilliant blossoms in bursts of bloom throughout spring and summer, as well as sweet-tart fruits in late summer and fall. However, you might not have given the leaves much thought.The scientific name of the pomegranate plant is Punica granatum, which is known for its delicious and medicinal fruits. The leaves of the pomegranate plant are small and smooth and also have medicinal properties. Every part derived from pomegranate plant can be used medicinally whether it is pomegranate leaves, flowers, fruit, peels or bark etc. Do you know that pomegranate leaves are used to treat jaundice, diarrhoea, stomach pain and insomnia. [more]

Keywords: islam, herbal remedy, pomegranate, insomnia, herbal, healing, fruit, vegetables, nature, health, mental health, stress, depression

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George Rawlinson History Of Phoenicia

History
English
147413 Words
Ages 18 and up
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Phoenicé, Or Phoenicia, Was The Name Originally Given By The Greeks--And Afterwards Adopted From Them By The Romans--To The Coast Region Of The Mediterranean, Where It Faces The West Between The Thirty-Second And The Thirty-Sixth Parallels. Here, It Would Seem, In Their Early Voyagings, The Pre-Homeric Greeks First Came Upon A Land Where The Palm-Tree Was Not Only Indigenous, But Formed A Leading And Striking Characteristic, Everywhere Along The Low Sandy Shore Lifting Its Tuft Of Feathery Leaves Into The Bright Blue Sky, High Above The Undergrowth Of Fig, And Pomegranate, And Alive. Hence They Called The Tract Phoenicia, Or "The Land Of Palms;" And The People Who Inhabited It The Phoenicians, Or "The Palm-Tree People." [more]

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Alastair Macleod The Ebonist

Short Story
English
2011 Words
Ages 8 and up
443
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"At dawn my father rose, washed and said his prayers. I too. When we had dressed we ate pitta. He drank black coffee, I pomegranate juice. My mother said it killed all the bugs that Cairo was infested with. Then we went through the bead curtain. Here was the workshop. It smelt of cedar wood and oils and turpentine. Above us, and pale, like long dried flat stalks of papyrus grass, strips of wood hung in frames fixed to the beams. There was a bench against the wall with a wooden vice to hold the wood. On the wall hung fret saws and wood saws, ancient yet showing the signs of constant use." [more]

Keywords: ebony, Egypt, artisans

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