Eucalyptus Uses for Skin Care

 9 USEFUL RECIPES BASED ON SALT

FROM Cough, Warts and Colds: 9 USEFUL RECIPES BASED ON SALT

From a cold and allergic cough. Mix 1 teaspoon of honey with 2 tbsp. spoons of anise seeds and a pinch of salt. Pour a glass of water, bring to a boil and strain. Adults take 2 tbsp. tablespoons every 2 hours.

With sweating legs and a fungal infection. In a liter of warm water, dilute 4 tbsp. tablespoons of salt and 6 drops of iodine. Keep your feet in solution for 5–10 minutes a day until complete recovery.

With insect bites. Moisten the bite area with water and sprinkle with salt.

From warts. Mix horseradish juice with sodium chloride in a weight ratio of 1: 1 and rub every day.

With varicose veins. Dilute sea salt with water to a state of slurry, cool to 0 degrees. Put the gruel on the cheesecloth and put on the "snakes" of veins. When the body temperature and gruel level, the gauze can be removed. Better to do in the morning.

From a cold. Heat sea salt or coarse rock salt in a skillet and pour into a linen bag. Stand on the pouch to warm your feet well. The temperature should be hot, but bearable.

Mix salt with mustard and red pepper, rub the socks with this mixture and put them on. Salt will stimulate reflex points on the feet, and pepper and mustard will warm.

From periodontal disease and plaque on the teeth. Mix the salt with honey in equal proportions, rub until the crystals dissolve. Rub the teeth with the paste and rub it slowly into the gums. Use this tool 1-2 times a week.

With food poisoning. Drink a few glasses of salted water. Salt will interfere with the absorption of toxins in the blood.

With arthrosis of the joints of the hands and feet. Mix salt with river sand in a 1: 1 ratio and heat in a pan until hot. Then pour in a bowl and bury your fingers in it. Keep the mixture cool.