Tag: Ayurvedic Remedies

Following a ketogenic or modified Atkins diet can reduce the frequency of seizures. Electroencephalographic (EEG) biofeedback and Sahaja yoga have also been beneficial for this condition. Having vitamin E, fish oil, and herbal remedies like valerian, kava, passionflower, chamomile may also help. You can also check out Ayurvedic remedies.

Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic condition. But heating pads, warm showers, paraffin baths, and a capsaicin ointment can ease pain. Adopt a Mediterranean diet and incorporate anti-inflammatory fish oil, borage or primrose oil, ginger, green tea, and turmeric into your daily diet. Tai chi and yoga can also help.

Thrush is a very common yeast infection that affects the mouth or genital area. Coconut oil, tea tree oil, clove oil, or oregano oil can help tackle the infection by acting against the candida yeast. A garlic suppository, chamomile or goldenseal wash, and probiotic yogurt can also help.

Almost every part of neem has medicinal properties. The leaves can lower blood sugar, control blood pressure, and help treat acne, dandruff, and psoriasis. The seed oil works as a mosquito repellent and treats skin infections too. Meanwhile, the bark fights intestinal ulcers and dental plaque.

Treatment for watery eyes depends on the underlying problem. Have omega 3 and omega 7 fatty acids to ease dry eyes. For blepharitis-related eye watering, use a tea tree oil scrub or baby shampoo. A chamomile wash and honey can treat conjunctivitis. Drink oolong tea or use a turmeric wash for eye allergies.

Phlebitis is inflammation of a vein usually caused by a blood clot. Use compression stockings, apply a warm water compress, and keep the affected area elevated to ease this condition. Anti-inflammatory aloe vera or diluted lemon eucalyptus oil can also help. So can blood-thinning foods like ginger, garlic, and onion.

Drinking lots of fluids and resting your stomach are important measures for dealing with food poisoning. Antimicrobial cinnamon, coriander, or cumin tea may fight pathogens which cause food poisoning while milk thistle tea can help treat mushroom poisoning. Having garlic, apple cider vinegar, and probiotics may help too.

If you’re troubled by hormonal acne, try natural remedies that deal with oily skin and acne-causing bacteria. Dab on some diluted eucalyptus oil, green tea, or lemon juice. Applying avocado pulp, turmeric paste, a blend of cinnamon and honey, or a jojoba oil and clay mask can also help.

A sexually transmitted disease causes uncomfortable symptoms like itchiness, discharge, sores, and pain. Natural remedies like aloe vera, Ashwagandha, garlic, lemon balm, yogurt, neem, and goldenseal can help ease symptoms and boost immunity. Topical relief with home remedies like ACV, ice, lemon juice, or even tea bags may also be more effective than you’d imagine!

Diverticulitis or the inflammation of small sac-like protrusions on your colon walls can cause painful symptoms. Rest up and have a liquid diet. Prevent flare-ups with a high fiber diet and probiotics. Avoid red meat and go for runs regularly. Having wheat bran, flaxseeds, chamomile tea, and marshmallow tea can also help.

If your baby has eczema, use coconut or sunflower seed oil to moisturize and ease symptoms. Also try adding colloidal oats, rice water, or chamomile oil to your baby’s bath to soothe the skin and prevent itchiness and inflammation. Moisturizing the skin frequently, avoiding irritants, and using anti-scratch mittens can help. Give your baby probiotics to ease eczema linked to food allergies.

To tackle that unsightly pimple in your ear, apply avocado paste, African basil oil with aloe vera gel, or tea tree oil. Neem and turmeric paste or an antibacterial paste of honey and cinnamon can also help get rid of it. Or wipe with green tea or lemon juice.

An inflammation of your hair follicles may lead to butt acne. Wear loose cotton clothes, keep the area clean, and drain pimples with a warm compress to ease the infection. Apply lime juice, diluted eucalyptus oil, or tea tree oil to the area. Turmeric or garlic paste can also help.

Diabetic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage diabetics mostly feel in their legs and the feet. Protect your nerves by managing your diabetes well. Use ashwagandha, have vitamin B12-rich foods, and exercise regularly. Try aromatherapy, evening primrose oil, capsaicin ointments, and ginger to ease symptoms. Getting a massage can also help boost mobility.

If your child has croup, exposing them to moist or cool air can open up airways. Chamomile tea, ginger tea, thyme tea, and aniseed tea can help soothe coughing and ease other symptoms. So can a mixture of honey and lemon. It’s also important to keep your child calm and hydrated.