Sugar Can do a lot more than just sweeten your desserts

1) Calming babies- babies that are administered a solution consisting of 1 part sugar and 4 parts water react more calmly towards being vaccinated than those that are not.

2) Treating wounds- sugar can be poured onto a wound in order to kill all the bacteria in that area and even relieve chronic pain.

3) Treating a burnt tongue- if you've scalded your mouth, put a little sugar on the affected area to alleviate the associated discomfort and pain.

4) Cleaning dirty hands- when your hands are very dirty with paint or grease, you can use sugar to remove the hard stains. Add sugar to soap foam and give your hands a good rub.


5) Nourishing the lips- mix a little jojoba and olive oil with a little powdered sugar and mint extract. This creates a natural moisturizing cream that's great for nourishing dry lips.

6) Nourishing the roots of your flowers- to give a better look to your flowers, you can use 3 teaspoons of sugar to 2 tablespoons of white vinegar for each litre of water you give the plants.

7) Cleaning grass stains- make a mixture of hot water and sugar and smear on clothes with grass stains. Allow it to soak into the clothes for an hour or longer and wash in the laundry as usual.

8) Keeping food fresh- If you out a cake or cookies in a sealed container and add a few sugar cubes, they'll keep fresh longer. The same goes for cheese.

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Lip Gloss

Love a lip stain? Get perfect last-all-day colour with this two-step treatment.

• 1/2 cup petroleum jelly
• 1 scoop or 2 packets Natural Cherry Pomegranate Crystal Light
• Small jar with lid

Mix petroleum jelly and Crystal Light in a bowl, adding 1 tsp water a few drops at a time, until gloss turns berry red. Use a spatula to smooth formula into jar.

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Lip Scrub

Not only does this scrub create a prettier pout, but it gently perfumes lips, leaving them as sweet as they are soft.

• 1 1/2 tsp honey
• 1 1/2 tsp sugar
• Juice of 1/4 lemon
• 1 tbsp coconut oil
• Contents of 1 vitamin E capsule
• 1 drop lemon essential oil
In a bowl, mix honey, sugar and lemon juice. Rub over lips with finger in a circular motion to exfoliate; rinse. Combine remaining ingredients in another bowl. Dab on lips. Extras keep in the fridge for a week.
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Infants with cleft lips can lead normal life if treated on time

Cleft lip and cleft palate are birth defects that occur when the tissues that form the roof of the mouth and the upper lip fail to fuse from one or both sides.

The problem can range from a small notch in the lip to a groove that runs into the roof of the mouth and the nose. This deformation affects the way the child’s face looks, Parent India magazine reported.

Children with cleft palate are unable to maintain negative pressure in their oral cavity and, therefore, face difficulty in sucking. They may have nasal regurgitation, choking, gagging and might intake too much air while sucking the nipples.

Appreciatively, cleft lip can now be successfully treated by surgery with minimal scarring, especially if conducted during early childhood.

This surgery is performed on babies as early as three to six months. In difficult cases with very wide clefts, PSIO (Pre Surgical Infant Orthopaedics) is practised at some centres to facilitate cleft lip closure and present post-operative stretching of scars. Scar less surgery of the cleft lip is a possibility with foetal surgery on intrauterine babies.

Closure of the cleft palate is done in babies between the age group of 12 and 18 months, i.e. before they acquire speech. This prevents the development of abnormal adaptive speech patterns in the child which are difficult to rectify. When it comes to minimal corrections, they are attempted at the time of lip repair to present progression of deformity. In case of gross deformity, rhinoplasty is performed before the child goes to school.

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