Medicinal Use of
Vinegar: ( Note: Must to be Used with Fully Care )
Swimmer’s Ear
The build-up of moisture in the ear canal is known as “swimmer’s
ear” and when aggravated by the presence of bacteria, it can cause extreme
itchiness and pain.
Keeping the ear free of water helps dramatically so, every time
you come out of the pool, shower or bath, train a hair dryer on each ear for 20
seconds.
If the itchiness is more than you can bear, try a few drops of
white vinegar in the ear canal (much like medical ear drops). Ensure the
vinegar gets deep into the ear canal by moving your head slightly. Then, after
30 seconds allow the fluid to drain out.
Aim for two drops for each ear and continue for five days.
Nosebleeds
There are many ways to stop a bleeding nose and vinegar is one
of them.
Soak sterile cotton strips in vinegar and gently insert into
nostril. Vinegar will then stem the bleeding.
Coughs
If you have a cough that continually keeps you and everyone
nearby awake at night, sprinkle a few drops of apple cider vinegar on a cloth
and lay it under your head while you sleep.
Sore Throats
There are three ways of treating sore throats – gargling,
swallowing and wrapping. If you do all three, the sore throat stands no chance:
1.
To gargle, mix one teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in a glass of
warm water and gargle for ten seconds, three to four times a day.
2.
To swallow, mix four teaspoons of apple cider vinegar and four
teaspoons of honey in a glass of warm water. Drink every four hours.
3.
For wrapping, first steep a cloth in a mixture of 200 ml/7 fl
oz/1 cup of warm water and two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar. Squeeze it
out and place on the throat, keeping it in place by wrapping another scarf or
cloth around it. Wear this while sleeping and the vinegar will draw the toxins
out of your system.
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