Saturday, February 7, 2015

HEALTH SPECIAL ....................NATURAL SOLUTIONS FOR COMMON PROBLEMS


NATURAL SOLUTIONS FOR COMMON PROBLEMS

H ERBS AND minerals often heal and cure common health problems without side effects. However, the cure will not be complete unless you avoid the offenders that caused the problems in the first place. Here are a few herbal solutions for common ailments:

The best remedies can come from nature itself. Use these herbs to take care of minor ailments

OILY, ACNE-RIDDEN SKIN
Apply aloe vera juice which serves as a soothing and calming gel. Tea tree oil is an excellent antibacterial cleanser. Mix a few drops of tree tea oil in traditional ubtan for a natural skin treatment.

MILD SKIN BURNS
If you get burnt with a few drops of hot water or oil, use aloe vera jelly. Even allopathy recommends aloe vera-based antibiotics and creams.

STUFFY NOSE, FEVERISH FEELING AND MILD ALLERGY AND COUGH
The herb echinicea has been used for ages to fight colds, flu-like symptoms, tonsil infections and allergy-induced headaches. It reduces inflammation in the tracts and assists the immune system.

RESTLESSNESS, SLEEP PROBLEMS, ESPECIALLY CONNECTED TO MENOPAUSE
Many women find the menopausal period difficult due to sudden and excessive sweating and restlessness. Take evening primrose oil in capsule form once a day for a few weeks. Valerian root reduces anxiety, decreases the intensity of headaches and is a mild sedative. Combine it with flowers of the Hop plant to induce sleep.

MOUTH ULCERS
Apply aloe vera oral gel directly to the ulcers before sleeping. A small quantity of liquorice is an effective natural balm.]

BAD BREATH
Bad breath can be caused by sinusitis, post-nasal drip in the mouth, gum infections, poor dental hygiene, fasting without water, indigestion or fever. Use a mouthwash made with mint leaves, and chew cardamom or cinnamon after meals. Cut down on sugary drinks. Use few drips of clove oil and a pinch of salt on teeth that have dental caries. Maintain basic dental health routine: brushing, rinsing and regular flossing.

SHIKHA SHARMA HTBR1FEB15

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