Wellcome to Naturangel
Founded by Angela Verardo, a passionate student of Integrative and Complementary Therapies, Natturangel is your guide to natural health and holistic wellness.
Join us on a journey where tradition meets innovation.
Welcome to Natturangel – where wellness thrives naturally!
What you can find here
Natural Tips
Homemade tips for the most varied situations, based on popular wisdom (yes! do not expect scientific evidence Gold Standard for a rosemary tea.. haha). For many everyday problem there can be a simple and natural solution, without having to resort to chemicals or industrialized products.
Complementary Therapies
Health practices that complement conventional treatments, covering methods such as acupuncture, meditation, floral, aromatherapy, phytotherapy and many others. They promote physical and mental well-being, focusing on symptom relief, stress reduction and quality of life.
Holistic Health
It considers the human being as a whole, integrating the body, mind, emotions and spirit. It seeks to balance these aspects to promote general well-being, prioritizing prevention and healthy habits for a full life.
Blog
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Anti-inflammatory diet: what to eat and what to avoid?
anti-inflammatory diet: what to eat and what to do avoid
Turmeric – benefits and better way to consume
Turmeric, a golden spice known for its vibrant color and distinctive flavor, has gained significant attention for its multifaceted health benefits. Its active compound, curcumin, has potent anti-inflammatory properties,
Best Supplement for Eyesight Improvement – iGenics
igenics reviews
PURADROP Gummies Review – DON’T BUY before reading!
Naturally, when we are invested in a product, we look for analysis and reviews of it on the internet to feel sure that we are acquiring a good product.
Benefits of magnesium for fibromyalgia
fibromyalgia treatment; magnesium for fibromyalgia
Magnesium glycinate and bisglycinate – is there a difference?
Magnesium glycinate and bisglycinate - is there a difference? Magnesium glycinate and magnesium bisglycinate, frequently used interchangeably, refer to the same compound. This is due to their description of
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