HEALTHCARE : Natural Remedy


HEADACHE and NATURAL HOME REMEDY :

• Headache refers to any pain or discomfort in and around the head and neck

Causes:
• Chronic headache could be indicative of an underlying ailment
• The other causes of headache include:
   o Stress
   o Lack of sleep
   o Physical exhaustion

Green tea and lemon:

1. Take 1 cup warm water
2. Add a green tea bag
3. Squeeze ½ a lemon
4. Mix well
5. Drink for instant relief

Lemon Outer Covering:

1. Separate the outer covering of 2-3 lemons
2. Chop and crush the lemon rind to make a paste
3. Apply on the forehead for quick relief

Cinnamon powder:

1. Take 2 tbsp of cinnamon powder
2. Add water to make paste
3. Mix well
4. Apply on the temple and forehead for relief

Watermelon and Sugar:

1. Take 1 glass of watermelon juice
2. Mix 1 tsp sugar in it
3. This relieves headaches caused by heat

Tips:

• For chronic headaches:
• Drink water mixed with honey every morning
• Drink this on an empty stomach


BACK PAIN and Natural Home Remedy :

• Back pain refers to the pain in the lower, upper or middle back

Symptoms :

• It could be a dull pain or a sharp shooting pain
• The pain may be in a localized area or is radiating in nature

Causes:

• Old age
• Lifting heavy weights
• Back injury
• Improper sitting posture
• Slipped disk

Wheat, coriander powder, cuscus powder and milk:

1. Soak 60 g of wheat in water overnight 
2. Add 2 tsp coriander powder in the morning
3. Add 2 tsp cuscus powder
4. Blend this into a paste
5. Take 250 ml of milk in  bowl
6. Add the mixture to the milk
7. Boil for 20 min 
8. Eat this lukewarm  

Garlic and coconut oil:

1. Garlic has pain relieving properties
2. Take a frying pan
3. Add 60 ml of coconut oil
4. Add 8-10 cloves of garlic 
5. Fry this mixture till garlic turns dark brown
6. Apply this oil when lukewarm on the affected area

Menstrual Cramps and Home Remedy:

• Menstrual cramps refer to the throbbing pain which occurs at the onset or during a menstrual period

Causes:

• Prostaglandin is a hormone like substance, which leads to contraction of the uterus muscles and cause abdominal pain

Flaxseeds:

1. Eat 2 tbsp of flaxseeds every day during periods
2. This reduces prostaglandin levels in the body

Ginger, honey, lemon and tea:

1. Prepare black tea
2. Add to it ½ tsp of crushed ginger
3. Add 2 tsp lemon juice
4. Add 1 tsp honey
5. Drink this tea at regular intervals during the day

Basil leaves:

1. Crush a handful of basil leaves 
2. Press the paste on a sieve to extract juice
3. Take 1 glass hot water
4. Add 2 tsp basil leave juice
5. Mix well
6. Drink thrice everyday

Tips:

• Acupuncture treatment provides pain relief
• Include in diet:
  o Cinnamon
  o Sesame seeds
  o Ginger
  o Parsley

Acne Scars:

• Popping or scratching acne can leave scars

Aloe vera

1. Take an aloe vera leaf
2. Peel the outer green covering 
3. Extract the gel from inside
4. Apply the gel 2 times a day
5. Leave it for 30 minutes
6. Wash it off

Honey, lemon juice, almond oil and milk

1. Take 1 tbsp of honey
2. Add 1 tbsp lemon juice
3. Add 1 tbsp almond oil
4. Add 2 tbsp of milk
5. Mix Well
6. Apply on the affected area

Body Odour and Natural Home Remedy:

• Everyone emits a natural body odour
• Activity of bacteria present in the sweat leads to body odour
• At times the odour is excessive and has an unpleasant smell

Symptoms to look for:

• A fishy or foul odour

Causes:

• Excessive sweating
• Collection of sweat due to tight clothes or clothes which do not permit air flow

Turnip: 
1. Cut and crush turnip to a paste
2. Press this paste on a sieve and extract juice
3. Apply this juice on underarms and groin area
4. Allow it to dry naturally
5. This will keep odour in check for 10 hours

Vinegar: 
1. Dip cotton in white vinegar
2. Rub cotton on sweat prone areas
3. Vinegar's smell will go after a while
4. This will help keep area odour free for whole day

Tomatoes:
1. Crush 7-8 tomatoes
2. Press the pulp on a sieve and extract juice
3. Add this juice to a bucket of bathing water
4. Bathe with this water for positive results

Tips:

• Avoid wearing unwashed clothes
• Do not wear shoes for a long time
• Wax armpits regularly
• Wash feet properly
• Avoid cotton socks as they facilitate odour
• Wear open sandals whenever possible
• Bathe regularly

Firm Breasts and Natural Home Remedy:

• Women tend to lose the firmness in their breasts as they age
• This generally occurs at a younger age for women who have large breasts

Symptoms to look for:

• Sagging breasts

Causes:

• Ageing 
• Breastfeeding
• Loss of weight

Egg and onion:

1. Take the white of an egg 
2. Beat it into a cream
3. Apply this cream on the bottom of your breasts
4. Leave it for 30 min
5. Chop and crush 1 onion
6. Press the crushed onion on a sieve to extract juice
7. Add the juice to 1 glass water
8. Wash off the cream with this water

Fenugreek powder:

1. Fenugreek has properties, which help the breast grow and be firm.
2. Take ¼ bowl of fenugreek powder
3. Add water
4. Mix well to make paste
5. Massage this paste on your breast
6. Leave it for 5 min
7. Wash off with water


Daily skincare of cleaning and moisturizing with natural food!!!

1. Tomatoes/Tomato Pulp: The acidity in tomatoes helps skin dry up acne. Not only this, but inside of the tomato are vitamins (A,C and K) and lycopene, which can be found in many acne healing medications. For a simple take on the tomato for clear skin, slice one open and simply place it on the problematic areas of your face. You can also grind or mash up the tomato into a pulp consistency and apply like a facial mask, repeating the process regularly and you'll see the difference.


2. Honey and Cinnamon: Honey is an unprocessed antibacterial agent that kills bacteria and eliminates acne. Cinnamon has beneficial properties from essential oils in cinnamon bark, allowing it to be an anti-clotting and anti-inflammatory agent to the skin. Combine the two and create a face mask to aide your skin in repairing damage.


3. Potato: One potato can provide 70% of vitamin C (which boosts collagen production in the body and helps prevent and heal damage from the sun, stress and environment) and vitamin B (for healthy DNA production, skin cell regeneration and it actually penetrates the epidermis rather than sitting on top). Plus, potatoes contain niacin for skin-lightening due to hyper-pigmentation from acne or other skin conditions. Shredded, raw potato will not only act as an acne remedy, but help remove hyper-pigmentation, bright the skin and prevent wrinkles.


4. Lemon Juice: We all know that lemons are high in acidity. Not only does this allow pimples to dry out, but it also kills acne bacteria. Lemon is known to provide a calming effect to the skin and the vitamin C content maintains healthy and glowing skin. For direct application to the skin, take a cotton ball and squeeze fresh lemon juice on it and apply it to problem areas.


5. Apple Cider Vinegar: The lesser popular vinegar than balsamic, this regulates the pH of your skin and can help with detox. Malic and lactic acids are also found in the vinegar for assistance in softening and exfoliating skin, using as a toner and treating acne all over your body. Weaken the vinegar with water and apply to the face as a toner.


6. Garlic: Allicin, sulphur, zinc and calcium properties are all found in garlic and act as antibiotic and antifungals, helping to clean the skin. To use garlic, crush cloves, mix with water and apply to the skin.


7. Cucumber: Hydration! Cucumbers are 95% water, they remove dead skin cells and clean pores. They can be used as a face wash as they moisturize and remove extra oil. Grind cucumbers and mix with water for application to the face.


8. Olive Oil: For scarring treatment, use olive oil. Although you may cringe at the thought of olive oil helping with any aspect of acne, when you have acne, it may cause the skin to lose its expansion properties. The oil helps rejuvenate your skin and bring it back from its damaged and dry texture that acne brought on. Apply a salt and olive oil mixture on the skin and rinse with warm water.




ACIDITY 
Acidity is a state in which the stomach produces acid in excess by the gastric glands of the stomach which normally is essential in the digestive process as that helps in breaking down the food during digestion. Dyspepsia, heartburn and the formation of ulcers are some of the symptoms. It is more common in highly emotional and nervous individuals.

Common Causes of Acidity
  1. Consumption of Alcohol
  2. Highly spicy foodstuffs
  3. Non-vegetarian diets
  4. Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAID's)
Most acidity problems occur
  • After meals
  • When lifting weight or straining and applying pressure in the intra-abdominal area.
  • At night when lying down.
  • Ulcers also occur as a result of over secretion of acid.


Home Remedies for Acidity

Tip 1:


After all three meals, take a small piece of jaggery and keep it in your mouth and suck. Voilá no more acidity.


Tip 2:


Boil one cup of water. To this add 1 tsp of Aniseed (Saunf). Cover and leave overnight. Strain the water in the morning, add 1 tsp of honey. When this is taken 3 times a day it prevents acidity.


Tip 3:


To 1 ½ liters of water add 1 tsp Caraway seeds (shah jeera). Bring to a boil and simmer for 15 minutes. Sip while warm. Have the concoction 2-3 times a day for 5-6 days.


Tip 4:


Powder one clove and one cardamom; use the powder as a mouth freshener after every meal. No more acidity and no more bad breath.

Foods That Fight Acid Reflux


  1. Ginger In moderation, ginger is one of the best foods for acid reflux. It has been used throughout history as an anti-inflammatory and as a treatment for gastrointestinal conditions. Ginger root can easily be peeled, sliced, diced, or shaved using a grater. You can use it while cooking or add it to smoothies.
  2.  Aloe vera
    Aloe vera is famous as a natural healing agent and also seems to treat acid reflux. It is available as a living plant, but the leaves or liquid form are sometimes sold separately in groceries and health-food stores. Aloe vera can be used in recipes as a thickener and for congealing liquids.
  3. Salad
    You could do worse than to eat a salad every day. Salad is a primary meal for acid refluxers, although tomatoes and onions should be avoided, as well as cheese and high-fat dressings.

    Dressings that have some acid or fat can be added, but only one tablespoon (or less)—as measured, not guesstimated!
  4.  Banana
    Bananas make a great snack, and at pH 5.6, they’re usually great for people with acid reflux.

    However, about 1% of acid refluxers find that their condition is worsened by bananas.

    So keep in mind that what works for most people may not work for you.
  5. Melon
    Melon (pH 6.1) is good for acid reflux. However, as with bananas, a small percentage (1% to 2%) of those with acid reflux need to avoid it.

    Also included in the good-for-reflux category are honeydew, cantaloupe, and watermelon.
  6.  Fennel
    Fennel (pH 6.9) is a great food for acid reflux and actually seems to improve stomach function.

    This crunchy vegetable has a unique taste—a mild licorice flavor.

    Sliced thin (the white bottom part), it makes a healthy salad with arugula and baby spinach. It’s also great in chicken dishes, and makes a fine snack if you love the taste.
  7.  Roots and greens
    Cauliflower, broccoli, asparagus, green beans, and other greens are all great foods for the acid refluxer.

    Pretty much all of the green and the root vegetables are recommended for people following this diet.
  8. Celery
    Celery has almost no calories because of its high water content, and is a good choice if you have acid reflux.
    It is also an appetite suppressant and excellent source of roughage.
  9.  Parsley
    For thousands of years, parsley has been used as a medicinal herb to settle the stomach and aid digestion. Flat-leaf and curly parsley are widely available, and they make a great seasoning and garnish.

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