9 Bizarre Home Remedies that Actually Work
1. Ease symptoms associated with arthritis with raisins
Soak
the golden raisins overnight and add a couple of spoonfuls of gin. The
vitamins from the raisins paired with the anti-inflammatory effects of
the juniper berries that are used to make gin will help reduce swelling
and ease your pain.
2. Combat bad breath with celery
Rather
than chewing away at gum, celery has long been deemed to be a cure all
for bad breath. So be sure to keep a few sticks at hand instead.
3. Cure an earache with lemons
While
using lemons to alleviate an earache may seem unordinary, this age old
remedy is known to reap results. Squeeze some lemon juice onto an ear
bud, cleaning the inside of your ear (gently) for a minute or so. The
lemon juice will stabilize pH levels in your ears, alleviating the
pain.
4. Banish hair loss with nettle
Nettle
leaf contains high levels of protein, calcium, phosphorous, iron,
magnesium, and beta-carotene. It also contains high amounts of vitamin
A,C,D and B complex. Many of these vitamins and minerals promote hair
growth and maintenance, keeping it strong and luxurious. Simply boil 4
to 6 nettle leaves in a mug and rinse your hair with the nettle mix.
Caution: Nettle leaves are high in silica which can be harmful at high doses.
Caution: Nettle leaves are high in silica which can be harmful at high doses.
5. Control symptoms associated with menopause with yams
Yams
- which tend to have a thicker, rougher skin and are darker in color
than sweet potatoes, are nutritionally high in vitamin C, and they also
contain some vitamin A which will help balance your hormones. Yams are
also rich in dietary fiber and can help lower cholesterol.
6. Consume olives to prevent motion sickness
While
this may sound like an old wives tale, there are facts contributing to
olives as a remedy for motion sickness. Olives are high in tannins,
which can help stop the production of too much saliva.
7. Use baking soda for a urinary tract infection
Add
a pinch of baking soda to a glass of water to alleviate UTI symptoms.
Baking soda is high in alkaline, preventing harmful bacteria from
multiplying.
8. Prevent indigestion with dried apricots
Here's
a remedy my grandfather always insists on. After his dinner he eats
five apricots, helping him to digest his food better. Dried apricots are
high in dietary fiber, helping your stomach to digest food and prevent
bloating. If you're feeling unwell after your meal, take a handful of
apricots.
9. Use raw potatoes over a spider bite
Raw
potatoes contain anti-inflammatory properties, alleviating symptoms
associated with a spider bite. Wrap a raw, sliced potato in a bandage or
thin cloth and gently rub it over the affected area for a couple of
minutes.
this is only for your
information, kindly take the advice of your doctor for medicines,
exercises and so on.
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