Peace: From 1 Different Sources
(American) A harmonious woman
(African) Daughter born on a Monday; peaceful Adwoa, Adjoah, Adwoah... adjoa
(English) Form of Olivetta, meaning “of the olive tree; one who is peaceful” Alivet, Alivett, Alivetta, Alivete, Aliveta... alivette
(African / Arabic) One who is peaceful / one with wishes and dreams Amanie, Amany, Amaney, Amanee, Amanye, Amanea, Amaneah... amani
(Chinese) One who is peaceful... an
(Vietnamese) One who offers safety and peace... anh
(German / Latin / Hebrew) Source of life; small oak / axe / peace Axella, Axell, Axele, Axl, Axela, Axelia, Axellia... axelle
(African) A peaceful woman Berne... bem
(Latin) Form of Serena, meaning “having a peaceful disposition” Cerinah, Ceryna, Cerynah, Cerena, Cerenah, Ceriena, Cerienah, Cereina, Cereinah, Cereena, Cereenah, Cereana, Cereanah... cerina
(American) Resembling the aromatic herb; one who is peaceful Chamomyle, Camomile, Camomyle... chamomile
(Native American) Resembling a white dove; peaceful... chenoa
(English) One who promotes peace Chesny, Chesni, Chesnie, Chesnea, Chesneah, Chesnee... chesney
(Latin) Peace and harmony; in mythology, goddess of peace Concordiah, Concordea, Concord, Concorde, Concordeah... concordia
The personal cost of acute or chronic disease. The cost to the patient may be an economic, social or psychological cost or loss to himself, his family or community. The cost of illness may be reflected in absenteeism, productivity, response to treatment, peace of mind, quality of life, etc. It differs from health care costs in that this concept is restricted to the cost of providing services related to the delivery of health care, rather than the impact on the personal life of the patient. See “burden of disease”.... cost of illness
(Latin) One who is calm and peaceful Docila, Docylla, Docyla... docilla
(American) Resembling a bird of peace Duv... dove
(Greek) A peaceful woman Eiress, Eiris, Eiriss, Eirys, Eiryss... eires
(African) A peaceful woman... erasta
Travelers Luck, Peace, Lust, Love... eryngo
(German) A peaceful sovereign Faricah, Farika, Faricka, Faryca, Faryka, Farycka... farica
(Portuguese / Italian / Scottish) A weaver / from the flickering fire / arising from the dark of peace Fiah, Fea, Feah, Fya, Fiya, Fyah, Fiyah... fia
(American) Feminine form of Frederick; a peaceful ruler Fredela, Fredelle, Fredell, Fredele, Fredel... fredella
(German) Feminine form of Frederick; a peaceful ruler Frederika, Fredrika, Fredrica, Fredericka, Fredricka, Frederyca, Federikke, Freda, Frida, Fryda, Fredda, Fridda, Freddi, Freddie, Frieda, Freida, Frici, Frideborg, Friede, Friedegard, Friedegarde, Friederika, Friederike, Frikka, Fritzi, Fritzie... frederica
(Greek) Feminine form of Galen; one who is calm and peaceful Galene, Galenah, Galenia, Galenea... galena
Love, Peace, Healing, Spirituality... gardenia
(German) Feminine form of Godfrey; having the peace of God Godfredya, Gotfreya, Godafrid, Godajryd... godfreya
It is well-known that tea should be avoided both during and after pregnancy. After you give birth, the tea you drink can affect the baby through breastfeeding. This is why you should be careful with the types of tea you drink if you are breastfeeding.
Check teas for breastfeeding women
Herbal teas are mostly considered safe for women who are breastfeeding. Still, there are some things you need to be careful with and check, before you start drinking an herbal tea while nursing.
Make sure the herbal tea you drink does not contain caffeine. While it might not affect you, the caffeine found in tea can affect the baby.
Also check if the herbal tea contains plants you are allergic to. It is not the baby you have to worry about in this case, but your own health, as it could prove to be harmful for you.
It is best to speak with your doctor as well, before you drink a type of tea, even herbal ones. Check to see if the tea you have chosen is safe to take when you are breastfeeding, or if it does not decrease the breast milk supply. Make sure you choose the proper tea for breastfeeding.
Teas for breastfeeding women
There are many herbal teas which are recommended for breastfeeding women. Most of them help increase the breast milk supply.
Organic mother’s milk tea is known to be useful, because of its ingredients (fennel, aniseed, and coriander help with the milk supply). Other herbal teas include raspberry leaf tea, nettle tea, or alfalfa tea. Also, you can drink blessed thistle tea and fennel tea in small amounts.
Chamomile tea can also be consumed if you are breastfeeding. It will help you relax and have a peaceful sleep. Motherwort tea also helps you relax, as well as reduces the risk of getting post partum depression. Ginger tea can help with an upset stomach, as well as increase blood circulation.
Teas you should avoid while breastfeeding
During nursing periods, you should not drink teas that contain caffeine. This means you should avoid teas made from the Camellia Sinensis plant: white tea, black tea, green tea, and oolong tea.
There are several types of tea which can reduce your breast milk supply. These include oregano tea, sage tea, spearmint tea, peppermint tea, borage tea, comfrey tea, yarrow tea, chickweed tea, parsley tea or thyme tea. Make sure you do not consume any of these teas while breastfeeding.
Topically applied teas for breastfeeding
Teas can be used topically, as well. There are some which help during breastfeeding periods when they are applied on the skin.
Partridge tea can help in this way. When applied topically, it relieves the soreness you might get from breastfeeding.
The tea you drink can affect both you and the baby even during nursing. Because of this, make sure you check to see if what you are drinking is safe. Choose one of these teas for breastfeeding and you will not have to worry about any side effects!... discover the teas for breastfeeding women
(Norse) One who is peaceful; in mythology, a frost giantess Gryd... grid
(African) One who is at peace Gzifah, Gzyfa, Gzyfah, Gziffa, Gziffah, Gzyffa, Gzyffah... gzifa
(Greek) Resembling a kingfisher; born during a time of peace and calm Halcyon, Halcyona, Halcyonia, Halcyonea... halcyone
(German) A peaceful woman Halfryda, Halfrieda, Halfreida, Halfreeda, Halfreada... halfrida
(Vietnamese) One who is peaceful; resembling a flower Hoah, Hoai... hoa
(Arabic) One who is peaceful; quiet... hudun
(American) A peaceful woman... ingalls
(Greek) A peaceful woman; in mythology, the goddess of peace Ira, Irayna, Ireen, Iren, Irena, Irenea, Irenee, Irenka, Iriana, Irina, Irine, Iryna, Irenke, Iryne, Irini, Irinia, Irynia... irene
(American) A peaceful woman Irodelle, Irodel, Irodele, Irodella, Irodela... irodell
(Slavic) One who is peaceful Jerenie, Jereny, Jereney, Jerenee... jereni
(Slavice) A peacemaker Kasmirah, Kasmeera, Kasmeerah, Kasmyra, Kasmyrah, Kazmira, Kazmirah, Kazmyrah, Kazmyra, Kazmeera, Kazmeerah... kasmira
(Indian) Resembling a dove; one who is peaceful and promotes love Lalasah, Lalassa, Lallassa, Lallasa... lalasa
Love, Protection, Sleep, Chastity, Longevity, Purification, Happiness, Peace ... lavender
Peace, Protection ... looestrife
(Hawaiian / African) A calm, peaceful woman / as precious as a pearl Lu’lu, Luloah, Lula, Loloo, Looloo... lulu
(Hawaiian) A peaceful woman Malinah, Maleena, Maleenah, Malyna, Malynah, Maleina, Maliena, Maleana... malina
(Hawaiian) A peaceful woman... malu
Love, Divination, Peace, Happiness... meadowsweet
(Ugandan) A promoter of peace Mirembe, Mirem, Mirembah, Mirembeh, Mirema... miremba
(Slavic) Feminine form of Miroslav; one who basks in peaceful glory Miroslavia, Miroslavea, Myroslava, Myroslavia, Myroslavea... miroslava
Love, Fertility, Youth, Peace, Money... myrtle
(German) Form of Irene, meaning “a peaceful woman” Nitsah, Nytsa, Nytsah... nitsa
Healing, Peace, Fertility, Potency, Protection, Lust... olive
(Latin) Feminine form of Oliver; of the olive tree; one who is peaceful Oliviah, Oliva, Olive, Oliveea, Olivet, Olivetta, Olivette, Olivija, Olivine, Olivya, Ollie, Olva, Olia, Oliff, Oliffe, Olivie, Olivi, Olivey, Olivee, Olivy, Oliveria, Oleta, Olida, Oilbhe... olivia
(Ukrainian) A peaceful woman Orinko, Orynka, Orinka... orynko
(Spanish) A peaceful woman Pacifika, Pacyfyca, Pacyfyka, Pacifyca, Pacifyka, Pacyfica, Pacyfika... pacifica
Peace, Sleep, Friendship ... passion flower
(Latin) One who is peaceful; in mythology, the goddess of peace Paxi, Paxie, Paxton, Paxten, Paxtan, Paxy, Paxey, Paxee, Paxea... pax
Strength, Protection, Peace... pennyroyal
(Chinese) One who is peaceful Pyng... ping
(English) Form of Frederica, meaning “peaceful ruler”; form of Erica, meaning “ever the ruler / resembling heather” Rhica, Ricca, Ricah, Rieca, Riecka, Rieka, Riqua, Ryca, Rycca, Ryka, Rika, Rikka... rica
(English) Form of Frederica, meaning “peaceful ruler”; form of Erica, meaning “ever the ruler / resembling heather” Ricki, Ricky, Ricquie, Riki, Rikki, Rikky, Ryckie, Ricci, Rikie, Rickee, Rikee, Rickena, Rike... rickie
(Indian / Arabic) A beloved friend / having God-inspired peace of mind Sakinah, Sakeena, Sakiena, Sakeina, Sakyna, Sakeyna, Sakinna, Sakeana... sakina
(Arabic) One who is at peace Saleme, Saleem... salem
Love, Fidelity, Peace ... scullcap
The production of a calm and peaceful state of mind, especially by the use of SEDATIVES. The aim is to reduce abnormal anxiety and bring aggressive behaviour under control. Sedation is also a part of the preparation of a patient for surgery or for any procedure that may be frightening or uncomfortable.... sedation
(African) She is peaceful Selamawit, Sellam... selam
(English) Serene, calm, peaceful Serenitie, Serenitee, Serepta, Serina, Sereana, Serena, Serenah, Serene, Sereena, Seryna... serenity
(Hebrew) One who is peaceful... shalom
(Indian) A peacemaker Shamitah, Shamyta, Shameeta, Shamitta, Shameata... shamita
(Hebrew) One who is peaceful; abundant Shilo, Shyloh, Shylo... shiloh
(Egyptian) One who is peaceful... sslama
St. John’s Wort Tea is an herb that makes serotonin (the happiness substance) to remain active in the brain for an extensive period of time. It is used today in the fight against depressions and sleep problems.
Description of St. John’s wort tea
St. John’s Wort Tea is a perennial plant that grows throughout North America, Europe, India, China and Brazil. It has bright yellow star-shaped flowers.
St. John Wort Tea is a renowned herb used as a natural anti-depressant all around the world.
The Greeks used to soak the plant into wine before drinking it to cast away evil spirits. Nowadays we see these dangerous spirits in serious headaches and acute depressions.
Benefits of St. John’s Wort Tea
St. John’s Wort Tea can be used as a treatment in mild to moderate depression according to British Medical Journal. In the herbalist’s pharmacy St. John Wort Tea was considered a very strong herbal sedative and it was used in accordance with the patient’s own suffering.
St John’s Wort tea has minimal or no effects beyond placebo in the treatment of major depression according to National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM). Recently scientists discovered that St. John’s Wort Tea has antiviral and antibacterial properties.
Risks of St. John’s Wort Tea
St. John’s Wort Tea shouldn’t be mixed with other antidepressants because they cancel each other. If you get an unexpected rash, a headache or even nausea you should call you doctor at once.
Side effects of John’s Wort Tea
The side effects that St. Jonh’s Wort Tea can have, similar to placebos, are: gastrointestinal symptoms, sedation, tiredness, confusion or dizziness. It can also increase a sensibility to light and to sunburns.
Preparation of St. John’e Wort Tea
You can find St. John’s Wort Tea in ready made tea bags and loose leaf teas. Put one teaspoon in a cup of boiling water, let it steep for almost 5 minutes, strain and serve preferably hot with honey or sugar.
St. John Wort Tea is a great medicine for depressions, it offers you a sense of well being, brings more peace into your life and it relaxes your mind. Drink a cup of St. John wort tea and forget about your nightmares.... st. john`s wort tea
(Welsh) A pledge of peace... tangwystl
(French) Silence; peace Taice, Tace, Taece, Taeyce, Taycia, Tayse, Taise, Taese, Tase... tayce
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