How to Use Homeopathic Remedies for Some Common Ailments?

Answer 1

Long before conventional medicines were invented, there was homeopathic medicine. People have been using homeopathic remedies since time began. The Inca people made tea out of the bark of the Tabebuia Avellanedae Tree and used it for ailments such as Arthritis and fever. People in the Middle Ages used Quaker Bottoms from the Vomica Tree to aid with digestive problems and headaches. Native Americans used skunk cabbage for asthma, leaves of the creosote bush for bronchitis and yellow spine thistle blossoms for treating burns.

Many people still prefer homeopathic remedies when possible. But how do we know what homeopathic remedies to use? There has been a tremendous comeback to homeopathic medicine. Because of this, many books have been written, stores have started offering homeopathic solutions and scores of online sites have started selling homeopathic products. There are even doctors who specialize in homeopathic treatments. With a little research, you too can try some homeopathic remedies. There is no reason to use prescription drugs or over-the-counter medicine at the first sign of discomfort. Many ailments do great with the use of homeopathic remedies.

There is no cure for the common cold – that is a fact. But that does not mean that there should be no comfort for the common cold. One of the main complaints of people with a cold is a tickly throat. Those throat drops only work as long as you have one in your mouth. Gargling, on the other hand, helps the tickle go away for a while. Gargle with a tea that has tannin in it; the tannin tightens membranes and helps ease the tickle. Another solution is to sprinkle sugar on a half of a beet. Every time juice is produced, take a teaspoonful. The taste is sweet, it is non-addictive and throats are calmed.

Other homeopathic remedies include hot liquid for congestion, cranberry juice for urinary tract infections, adding a can of evaporated milk into baths to ease itchiness, charcoal for poison ivy, chamomile tea for anxiety and ginger tea for stomach ailments. There are always several choices for the same ailments but with a little experimenting you will find the one that works for you.