Showing posts with label cold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cold. Show all posts

Sunday, December 22, 2013

Take care of your cold

Now I am laying here with a cold and thought to share a little cold tip for you.
We all want to the miserable cold to go over as soon as possible.

This is what I usually do
  • Get plenty of rest, stress prolongs the time
  • Swallow whole white peppercorns 8 pieces a day
  • Boil water with 5 cm ginger, 1 teaspoon cloves, 1 large whole cardamom and a little anise. Boil 30 minutes and strain it. Drink hot every hour. You can put a little honey too
  • Rinse your nose with Netipot
  • Drink c vitamin C
  • Lemon - Lemon is antiseptic and astringent seems. The swelling of the throat and nose decreases with the help of fruit juice and peel. Lemon is additionally loaded with vitamin C, which boosts the immune system. Squeeze fresh juice and drink or gargle (sweeten with honey if it becomes too acidic).
  • Carrots - Carrots are expectorant and has a slight bactericidal effect. Raw Grated carrots to the food, a warming soup or a juice of carrot, orange and ginger is especially good for colds.
  • Garlic - The tasty onion contains antibacterial compounds and can also guard against viral infections. Let sliced ​​cloves pull together with honey and thyme overnight. Then take a teaspoon against respiratory problems and sore throats.

Now I hope your cold will go over very quickly.
Good luck









 
 
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Saturday, September 21, 2013

Neti Pot, your sinuses best friend

Nasal cleansing improves your overall health and is recommended today by doctors for cold, stuffy nose, pollen allergy, asthma and sinus problems. You clean your nose from dirt and it can be used as part of a Detox.
Nasal cleansing is an old tradition in Ayurveda and has its roots from India. Yogi rinses their nose every day to prevent infections and to experience greater mental clarity.
The more regularly you rinse your nose, the greater and more lasting the effect it will make.
Nasal wash stimulates and range of the area around the eyes and forehead. This can relieve tension headaches and improve eyesight and sense of smell, as well as being an aid to quit smoking.
I use my Netipot almost every day. My sinus problems and my colds have decreased considerably since I started using it.
When you rinse your nose you shall use lukewarm water. Pour in sea salt with the dimension that comes with, and stir until dissolved. Remember not to rinse your nose just before you are going out in the cold. A little water stays in the sinuses for a while and then cool down rapidly and causes more trouble than good.
I therefore recommend that you do it in the evening when you come home from work and you know you are not going out again.
Be sure to keep your Netipot clean from bacteria and dry. You do not want to have the bad bacteria in your sinuses.
Have questions or want to know more, contact us.

If you want to se a movie of how good the Netipot is, look here.


Good Luck!

Sunday, July 28, 2013

Green tea for your health

Green tea is the ultimate beverage for a fresh complexion, it's even better for our skin than water.

It is a natural remedy for acne and pimples. Green tea also prevents the pores from clogging up, and the skin becomes inflamed.

Many countries uses green tea as a medicine, so drink green tea daily to strengthen the body's protection against the harmful effects that can ruin your beauty.

Green tea is also good for headaches, body aches, digestion and to fight depression. It strengthens your immune system and has a detoxifying function. Modern Studies show that green tea may prevent or slow the growth of cancer, good for weight loss, help reduce high cholesterol, strengthen the immune system, work as an antibacterial, help sunburn, hives and caries and few other things. This is because green tea contains volatile oils, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, caffeine, polyphenols and antioxidants.

Green tea may prolong life, at least if you are from Japan. In a population study involved over 40,000 adults Japanese, and they were followed for a period of eleven years (1995-2005). When the researchers looked at specific causes of death, it was made only for seven years (1995-2001).

Since green tea is very sensitive of heat,  you should not use boiling water. Boil your water and let it cool for a few minutes before you put in your tea. The water should be 75-78 degrees.

You can also drink your tea cold. Brew a big batch and store in the fridge, but no longer than 10 days.

If you use you a tea bag into your tea, do not throw it away when you're done.

It can be used as the mask, or scrub. Very good and effective on the skin.

Watch this youtube clip showing how you recycle your old tea bag.

Have a heavenly day!
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