Among the curative properties?
Nigerian plants are used for their dyes and for their curative properties.
He is hardly alone, for example, in his devotion to the curative properties of a high income.
Farther inland is a freshwater lake, the Conventer Niederung, which draws spagoers and rehab patients to its peat mud, long reputed to have curative properties.
Despite commonly held notions on the topic, there is no "correct" response to this kind of Islamophobia, least of all the curative properties of the "positive" Muslim story.
A broader concern is that companies may overemphasize favorable clinical studies while omitting others, encouraging consumers to develop unrealistic expectations of a product's curative properties.
We passed through popular spa areas, where the locals have had centuries of experience with the curative properties of the shoreline mud.
Little by little, the wondrous curative properties of hormone therapy have been mostly discredited by the National Institutes of Health, which conducted a large study.
On his release, however, he patented a medicine with curative properties, "Holloway's Pills," and made a fortune from sales throughout the British Empire.
The springs have been used for their curative properties since the time of the Romans, who believed that the sulphurous water came from Hades, the underworld.
There are many mineral springs, and visitors come to Goryachinsk for the curative properties of the waters.
