Incredibly Easy Remedies to Help a Dry Nose

Easy remedies for dry nose...

Coconut oil

Coconut oil is simple, natural, effective, and it smells good. It also
doesn’t glob like petroleum jelly does, so the risk of a big chunk
getting sucked up isn’t there (although its solid at room temperature,
it’s softened before use here.)

You will need…

-1/2 teaspoon or so of virgin coconut oil
-Cotton swabs
-A small bowl

Directions

Place a half a teaspoon or so of coconut oil in a small microwave safe
bowl and warm it until it is soft enough to be easily applied (about 10
seconds.) It does not need to be melted down into a liquid, and in fact
should be left semi-solid. Dip a cotton swab into it and generously
cover it. Apply to the inside of each nostril so that there is a good
through coating. Apply up to 3 times a day (and always before bed.)

Almond Oil and Aloe Vera Gel

Almond oil is a natural emollient, or moisturizer, helping the
sensitive skin in the nostril to become softer and more pliable,
therefore lessening the chance that it will crack. It may also help
lessen evaporation. Aloe vera can help soothe the dryness quickly, but
it won’t provide the same lasting moisture as the almond oil. I use it
mostly for the initial relief (I refrigerate mine) but you can stick to
just almond oil if you like.

You will need…

-1/2 teaspoon almond oil
-1/4 teaspoon aloe vera gel (optional)

Directions

Thoroughly mix almond oil and aloe vera gel. Soak a q-tip in the
mixture and swab gently inside your nostrils. You can also apply with a
cotton ball that has been soaked, but I find this way to be slightly
more difficult.

When I find my nose dried out and painful I tend to sink into despair.
It sounds dramatic, but when it gets so dry it cracks and bleeds it can
really be a downer. Before actually realizing I could probably do
something for it, it felt like I had to suffer through the whole
winter, but with the above remedies (that are truly about as easy as it
gets) a dry nose is one less thing I have to worry about during these
frigid months.


Tips:

-Turn down the heat, turn up the humidifier. The heat will dry out the
air more than it already is, while the humidifier adds moisture. This
will also help if you wake up with dry eyes/a dry throat.
-If you are suffering from a nose dried out because you have a cold and
have been blowing it too much, using a saline spray can help loosen up
mucous and provide moisture/relief in a less harsh manner.

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HOME REMEDIES FOR FREQUENT URINATION

The urge for frequent urination is one of the common distressing problems most of us experience at least once in our lifetime.The problem can also be a cause of underlying diseases such as urinary tract infections, interstitial cystitis, nephritis, prostrate conditions and diabetes. Excessive water, beverages like tea or coffee, certain medicines or alcohol consumption can result in frequent urination.

Pomegranate Paste

Ever thought pomegranate skin can be of any use? For those who suffer from frequent urination problem, pomegranate skin works as a great medicine. All you have to do is to make a fine paste of pomegranate skin and take a pinch of this paste with a few drops of water for about 2 times a day.You can follow this for about five days. This antioxidant and vitamin rich fruit helps in bringing down the bladder heat and thereby giving great relief from the frequent urination urge.

Fenugreek Seeds

Powerful diuretic, fenugreek seeds are rich sources of natural chemical compounds that can effectively treat urinary disorders. Eating fenugreek seeds everyday can prevent frequent urination woes.Make a powder of fenugreek seeds, dry ginger and bishop weed seeds and mix it with honey or water. Taking this mixture twice a day will help in curbing the urge to urinate repeatedly.

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Natural Remedies for Bone and Joint Pain

There are several symptoms that may occur as bone cancer develops and grows, with pain being the most frequent symptom 

Epsom Salt Soak

A classic remedy for any muscle or joint ache is a relaxing bath with Epsom Salts. High in magnesium and sulfates, they are easily absorbed through the skin to provide quick relief and reduce inflammation. Add two cups of salts to warm bathwater and soak for at least twenty minutes. Alternatively, Epsom Salts can be used in a compress to apply directly to the skin. Simply dilute two cups into one gallon of water. You can also try an epsom salt with lavender, or other essential oils.

Hot and Cold Packs

For immediate joint pain, try a hot and cold approach. Apply a hot therapeutic gel pack to the affected area for twenty minutes. Immediately follow up with a cold ice pack for another twenty. If you can’t stand the severity of ice, let it thaw out while you are applying heat. Even a chilled pack will bring relief.

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Best Homemade Lip Balm For Soft Lips Amazing result

Treat your dry, chapped lips with your own homemade lip balm made with
natural ingredients. It is a great alternative to commercial lip balms
loaded with synthetic chemicals.

How to make your homemade lip balm

Things you will need:

Beeswax
Extra-virgin coconut oil
Castor oil
Raw honey
Peppermint or any other essential oil of your choice (optional)
A microwave or double-boiler
A grater or peeler
A mixing spoon or even a popsicle stick to stir
A mixing bowl
Sterilized lip balm containers or tubes

Steps
1. Shred a ½-ounce bar of beeswax using a grater or peeler and transfer
it into a bowl.

2. Add 2 to 3 tablespoons of extra-virgin coconut oil. (Ideally, the
proportion of beeswax to coconut oil should be 1:2.)

3. Add 1 to 1½ teaspoons of castor oil.

4. Melt this mixture in a microwave or a double-boiler.

5. Add ½ to 1 tablespoon of raw honey.

6. Optionally, add 4 or 5 drops of peppermint or any other essential
oil of your choice.


7. Mix it well and quickly transfer it into your lip balm containers
before the mixture cools and hardens.

A single batch of this recipe should be enough to fill 4 to 5 small lip

balm containers.


Store your homemade lip balm in a cool, dry place. It should last for

several months. If your homemade lip balm turns out softer and oilier,

you can also use it as a cuticle cream to soften and moisturize your

cuticles.

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Home Remedies for Cracked Heels

Best Tips For Crack Heels

 Rice Flour
Exfoliating the skin on your feet and heels will help remove dead skin,
thus preventing  cracking and dryness. Rice flour can be used a part of
a homemade exfoliating scrub.
To make the scrub, mix a handful of ground rice with a few teaspoons of
honey and apple cider vinegar. Stir it until it becomes a thick paste.
If the cracking on your heels is extremely bad, add a tablespoon of
olive oil or sweet almond oil.
Soak your feet in warm water for 10 minutes and then gently scrub them
with the rice flour paste.
Repeat the process a few times a week until you are satisfied with the
results.



Lemons
The acidic property in lemons can be very effective in softening rough
skin that leads to cracking.
Soak your feet for 10 to 15 minutes in warm water with lemon juice
added to it. Avoid using very hot water, which can cause your feet to
dry out more.
Scrub your cracked heels using a pumice stone.
Wash your feet and pat dry with a towel.

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Effective Remedy For Fever

A fever is basically a symptom of another condition or illness. A fever can occur when your body is fighting an infection, such as the flu.Some of the common symptoms associated with a fever include sweating, headache, muscle ache, dehydration, weakness, slight shivering and loss of appetite.

Cool Water: Soak a wash cloth in cool tap water, wring out the excess water and then sponge areas like your armpits, feet, hands and groin to reduce the temperature. Also, you can place cold, damp washcloths on your forehead and the back of your neck. The cloth pieces should be changed regularly after a few minutes. This remedy is beneficial when dealing with a high fever as it helps keep temperature under control. You can also take a bath in lukewarm water to relax your body. Taking a shower, however, may not be a good idea. Plus, needless to say, take as much rest as possible as it helps the body fight the illness.

Note: Do not use very cold water as it may cause the internal body temperature to increase.

Ginger: Ginger helps the body expel heat, which in turn helps reduce fever. Plus, ginger is a natural antiviral and antibacterial agent and helps the immune system fight any kind of infection.Put two tablespoons of ginger powder in a bathtub filled with warm water and mix well. Soak in this water for 10 minutes. Pat dry your body and go to bed. Cover yourself completely with a blanket. Soon you will start sweating and your fever will come down. Make ginger tea by adding one-half teaspoon of freshly grated ginger to one cup of boiling water and letting it steep for a few minutes. Add some honey and enjoy this tea three or four times a day. Another option is to mix together one-half teaspoon of ginger juice, one teaspoon of lemon juice and one tablespoon of honey. Consume this mixture three or four times daily until your fever is gone.

Note: Perform a patch test on your forearm before taking this detoxifying ginger bath to check if it suits you.

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Super Amazing Simple Homemade Moisturizer For Winter Season

What people forget is that harsh chemicals can still be absorbed
through the skin, and with that in mind we set about making a natural
moisturizer.

This simple homemade moisturizer uses just three ingredients!
Here’s the main ingredients and why we used them:

Coconut Oil
Anti Aging. Again very, very moisturizing but also contains anti
fungal, antibacterial and antimicrobial properties. Has similar effects
on the skin to an antioxidant.

Vitamin E Oil
Scar healing. Vitamin E is known to really good at reducing scar
tissue, acne and skin blemishes. It’s why it’s in popular scar and acne
‘over the counter’ treatments. Additionally, the oil helps hold this
solution together.

Lavender Oil
Relaxing. Lavender oil is a well known antioxidant, helping to rid skin
of free radicals. It’s a great overall muscle relaxer and it’s similar
to vanilla in this respect.


Ingredients
1/2 cup coconut oil (where on earth do I buy that?)
1 teaspoon liquid vitamin E (where to buy)
12 drops lavender essential oil (where to buy quality lavender)
Method:

Yes, you wanted simple! We warned you. Simply melt the coconut oil (by
placing the jar into a bowl of warm water) and mix in the Vit E and
Lavender, give it a mix up and let it set.
Whip with a fork if you want.
When the coconut solidifies, you’ll end up with a mixture that contains
the health benefits of all the ingredients in one, quick and simple
homemade moisturizer.
That’s it – Enjoy!

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