Home Remedies

I love to paint my nails, and recently, because I never let the toe nails "breath," I had a bit of a fungus and yellow nails. A friend told me about a home remedy for the situation:

Soak you toes in peroxide, and then put a dab of Vicks, on each toe making sure it gets under the nails and on top the nail.." Ok so I thought what was the worse that can happen. You know what this home remedy worked, my toe nails are clear of yellow and fungus. I went on search of other home remedies and found the site http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/.

Used for centuries, home remedies tap everyday products and foods to alleviate common ailments and have been used to treat illnesses from eczema to indigestion. So lets start with bad breath--also known as halitosis--is a condition marked by odors emanating from the mouth. Bad breath may be treated via home remedies. Add 1 tsp. of fenugreek seeds to a small pot of water and allow it to simmer for approximately 15 minutes. Strain the mixture and consume.
Nibble on cardamom. These seeds are said to be effective at freshening the breath. Gnaw on guava. Unripe guava contains malic, oxalic, tannic and phosphoric acids, in addition to calcium, oxalate and manganese. These elements make it useful in improving bad breath and the overall health of your mouth. Sip some juice. Raw, unpasteurized vegetable juice can be useful in treating halitosis. Many juices available in stores are pasteurized to promote a long shelf life. Buy a vegetable juicer and make your own juice at home. Pick parsley. Boil 2 cups of water. Then add several chopped sprigs of parsley, along with 3 whole cloves. Allow the mixture to steep, then strain it and use it as a mouthwash or gargle.

I have lived with allergies all my life and am constantly trying to find ways to relive myself from the many annoyances that come along with them; itchy eyes, runny nose, swollen sinuses and in this case a sore throat. This is just a simple solution I found while trying to relive the scratchy pain of a sore throat caused by post nasal drip. That is to say that I am not sure that this will cure any sore throat, but it sure works on minor ones caused by colds, allergies etc. http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/ had this for sore throats:

Line the bottom of your mug with enough honey so that you can not see the bottom. Add 6-10 cap fulls of lemon juice. Fill the mug the rest of the way with water as hot as you can get it from your tap. Stir everything together until the surface looks cloudy. Warm the "tea" in the microwave for two minutes. I can tell you, it really does work, especially for laryngitis.

Every woman knows about stretch marks. Stretch marks are scars left behind when skin is overstretched, and fibers in the middle layer (dermis) have broken. They most often occur during pregnancy, bodybuilding, extreme weight gain, occasionally puberty and are usually found on the abdomen, breasts, buttocks, legs, and upper arms. Fresh stretch marks appear initially as red lines and then slowly fade to a pale white color over the course of several months.
http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/ has this for stretch marks:

Exfoliate daily - use a loofah or scrunchy to remove daily. Use
* Cocoa butter
* Rose hip oil
* Emu oil
* Jojoba oil
* Castor oil
* Shea butter
* Vitamin A, E & C
Based lotions daily, or try Vic's Vapor Rub - Many people have reported success using Vic's Vapor rub by applying it to a washcloth or paper towel and rubbing it forcefully into the scarred skin on a nightly basis for a few weeks.

The list can go on, this is just a sample of a few the home remedys you can do. Do an internet search or go to http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/.