You obviously can't seek medical treatment for a problem you don't even know exists. But, if you display certain symptoms, you should consult your personal health care practitioner.

Three out of four women have uterine fibroids. Surprised?

The vast majority of these females don't even know that they have them.

If you're at all familiar with herbs, then you probably are already well aware of ginkgo biloba. It's been widely touted as a great herbal remedy to give your memory a boost. That same mechanism that may help boost your brain function, makes ginkgo an excellent herb for those suffering with congestive heart failure.

While hawthorn is legendary in its ability to help the heart, another plant has also been used throughout the ages is coleus. A licensed herbalist can tell you that coleus works because it contains foskolin, which is a substance that helps to dilate blood vessels. It's that very ability that improves the pumping action of the heart.

Science is now confirming what herbalists have known for thousands of years: hawthorn can indeed be beneficial for those in the early stages of congestive heart failure.

If you are suffering from congestive heart failure and you're concerned about potential side effects of the prescription medications you need to take, you are not alone.

Herbal remedies, vitamins and nutrition can often be used to effectively and naturally treat hormone imbalances. Red Raspberry is a herb that can be taken in tea form to help treat a variety of female problems. It can help to fortify the female reproductive system, including the uterine walls.

Painful periods and menstruation, which produces heavy blood flow is another symptom or side effect of hormonal imbalances in women of all ages. In fact, a common prescription remedy for these symptoms for years has been to prescribe birth control pills, which are known to adjust the hormone levels in a woman's body.

There are a host of problems, symptoms, and conditions that are related to, or caused by hormonal imbalances in a woman's body. In fact, so many things are caused by hormonal problems, that many of the complaints are dismissed by doctors who don't know any better.

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Fatigue, nervous disorders, nutritional deficiencies, endocrine disorders, and hormone imbalances, are some of the reasons men and women experience a below normal sex drive.