11 Important Health Tips!
11 simple health tips that are
recommended for anyone of any age, to deal with various health issues or
just to boost your own natural well being!
1: Go Herbal
If varicose veins are your problem, a
good idea is trying horse chestnut, an herbal extract that studies have
reveals will strengthen the veins and reduce swelling. It is also
available in tropic creams, although the effect is not as powerful.
2: Sip Oolong Tea
According to research, those suffering from mild eczema are advised to drink Oolong tea 3 times a day for itching and other symptoms. The active ingredients in the tea are called polyphenols.
3: Rub Your Temples
This is old advice, but few seem to
follow it. Use some peppermint oil, tiger balm or white flower oil to
rub your temples with gently but firmly, to prevent headaches or stop
them before they become too painful.
4: Keep Capsaicin Cream on Hand
If you suffer from sore muscles
and/or joints, a good idea is to apply any ointment or cream containing
capsaicin, the active ingredient in Chile peppers, 2-3 times a day. The
heat contained in these peppers has been proven to help relieve pain.
5: Get a Good Pair of Sneakers
When your energy is lagging, the
worse you can do is drink coffee or an energy drink. You may not feel
like it at first, but a brisk walk, or even a run, will do wonders for
your energy levels, and the more you walk, the better you will start to
feel. Remember, being a bit exhausted is very different than feeling
tired, and it lets you maintain your good mental state. Get up from your
work chair and walk up and down the office stairs for five minutes -
you'll feel much refreshed!
6: Sniff Rosemary
Research suggests that a little
whiff of this aromatic herb will help your body to become more alert and
even improve memory intake!
So to stay sharp and keen, place some rosemary on your desk and inhale its essential oils before a test or an important meeting.
So to stay sharp and keen, place some rosemary on your desk and inhale its essential oils before a test or an important meeting.
7: Embrace The Bitter Taste
When you have a hankering for
something sweet, fight it by following an ancient Chinese medicine
approach: Consume foods such as endive, radicchio, cooked greens, and
olives.
8: Go Fish
We all know seafood is healthy.
Salmon, sardine and mackerel contain the all important omega-3 fatty
acids, which the body utilizes to create tears, among other important
things. According to research, people consuming larger amounts of these
essential fats are less likely to suffer from eye dryness.
9: Eat Bananas
A diet rich in potassium may
protect you against high blood pressure, one of the biggest killers of
our times. In addition to reducing your salt intake and
taking other heart healthy measures, try consuming
potassium-rich foods( only if your kidneys are functioning fine) such as bananas, cantaloupe and oranges.
10: Love Lavender
To relieve your stress and prepare
for a really good sleep, take a hot bath and add a few drops of lavender
essential oil. Feel the tension ooze out of your pores while you listen
to some relaxing music for extra effect.
11: Take Some Ginger
Ginger contains dynamic oils which
make it a very handy herbal remedy for nasal and chest congestion
problems. The best way to use: boil water and pour two cups of it over a
1 inch piece of peeled, grated ginger. This you steep for 10 minutes
and strain. Then add a few pinches of cayenne pepper to the water
and drink
THIS IS ONLY FOR INFORMATION, ALWAYS CONSULT YOU PHYSICIAN BEFORE HAVING ANY PARTICULAR FOOD/ MEDICATION/EXERCISE/OTHER REMEDIES.
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