Abstract: Disclosed are biofeedback methods and devices suitable for providing biofeedback useful for helping a user control an own breathing, for example, to help in inducing deep breathing, and such biofeedback devices further comprising a dispenser for dispensing an inhalable substance.

Abstract: Disclosed are biofeedback methods and devices suitable for providing biofeedback useful for helping a user control an own breathing, for example, to help in inducing deep breathing, and such biofeedback devices further comprising a dispenser for dispensing an inflatable substance.

Abstract: Disclosed are biofeedback methods and devices suitable for providing biofeedback useful for helping a user control an own breathing, for example, to help in inducing deep breathing, and such biofeedback devices further comprising a dispenser for dispensing an inhalable substance.

Abstract: Disclosed are biofeedback methods and devices suitable for providing biofeedback useful for helping a user control an own breathing, for example, to help in inducing deep breathing, and such biofeedback devices further comprising a dispenser for dispensing an inflatable substance.

Abstract: Disclosed are biofeedback methods and devices suitable for providing biofeedback useful for helping a user control an own breathing, for example, to help in inducing deep breathing, and such biofeedback devices further comprising a dispenser for dispensing an inhalable substance.

Abstract: Disclosed are biofeedback methods and devices suitable for providing biofeedback useful for helping a user control an own breathing, for example, to help in inducing deep breathing, and such biofeedback devices further comprising a dispenser for dispensing an inhalable substance.

Abstract: Disclosed are biofeedback methods and devices suitable for providing biofeedback useful for helping a user control an own breathing, for example, to help in inducing deep breathing, and such biofeedback devices further comprising a dispenser for dispensing an inhalable substance.

Abstract: Disclosed are biofeedback methods and devices suitable for providing biofeedback useful for helping a user control an own breathing, for example, to help in inducing deep breathing, and such biofeedback devices further comprising a dispenser for dispensing an inhalable substance.

Abstract: Methods and compositions for the treatment of pediculosis comprising: between 1 and 20% (w/w) isopropyl myristate; between 1 and 20% (w/w) silicone oil; and at least 20% (w/w) water.

Abstract: Disclosed are compositions and methods that in some embodiments are useful in the treatment of pediculosis.

Abstract: A formulation comprising large quantities of l-arginine and/or fat plaque dissolving agents which is palatable, stench free, and does not evoke nausea. The formulation is adapted to facilitate the adsorption of l-arginine to the blood system and to introduce high levels of l-arginine and/or other fat plaque dissolving agents such as EDTA, its derivatives or its salts into the blood system which are sufficient for effectively dissolving fat plaques in the artery. The formulation comprises at least 10% (w/w) L-arginine, edible organic acids, emulsifier(s), preservatives, flavorings, ethanol and water.

Abstract: A pharmaceutical or veterinary composition which includes one or more volatile oil, one or more alcohol and one or more fixed oil and/or one or more emollient ester of fatty acid derived from vegetable oils.

Abstract: A pharmaceutical or veterinary composition which includes one or more volatile oil, one or more alcohol and one or more fixed oil and/or one or more emollient ester of fatty acid derived from vegetable oils.

Abstract: An anti-fungal composition, including: (a) an extract of botanical materials, the botanical materials including material from Echinacea species, and Propolis, which is a material derived from the hives of bees; and (b) an essential oil. The compositions of the present invention have been shown to have unexpectedly prolonged anti-fungal activity, as well as having anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory activities. Preferably, the essential oil includes at least one oil selected from the group consisting of tea-tree oil, thyme oil and lavander oil. Also preferably, the herbal extract includes a mixture of Calendula, poke root, Echinacea and Propolis extract.

Abstract: A synergistic anti-bacterial composition, including: (a) an extract of botanical materials, the botanical materials including material from Plantago species, Hypericum species, Echinacea species and Propolis; and (b) oil of cinnamon.

Abstract: An effervescent granule for the release and efficient dispersion of a herbal preparation in water. Also provided is a method of making the phytomedicated granule and a method of using the granule. The granule of the present invention is particularly efficient for the dispersion of a herbal preparation which includes an essential oil, although herbal preparations including an herbal extract can also be used.

Abstract: A tablet for the local and slow release of herbal medication into the oral cavity of a subject. Also provided is a method of making the tablet and a method of using the tablet. The tablet includes a pharmaceutically effective amount of a herbal medication, a polymeric matrix material such as ethyl cellulose, a release enhancer such as PEG 4000 and a filler such as lactose. The tablet is characterized by long dissolution times of up to 120 minutes.