5 Home Treatment that Approved by Doctor

Treat several diseases with household materials has been done for generations. This practice exists not only because of suggestion, but some treatments are proven effective. "If you're having a runny nose, stomach ache, or itchy rash, it helps to immediately open kitchen shelves. Some home remedies that are still maintained from generation to generation is a sign of powerful treatment that enough to use," said Dr. Philip Hagen, and preventive medicine specialist at Mayo Clinic .

As reported by CBSNews, Wednesday (21/03/2012) The following are some healing ingredients to help alleviate the disease.

Honey

1. Honey

Used to treat minor cuts, burns and cough or sore throat. The study found that honey helps heal minor to moderate burns. A Dutch study recently found a protein content of honey, called defensin-1, which has antibacterial properties. Apply warm honey in small cuts or minor burns, and attach the gauze bandage on it. Replace the gauze bandage every day.

Salt

2. Salt

Used to treat nasal congestion and sore throat. Mix salt into the water with more viscous than the concentration of salt water in the body. This mixture will help to draw fluid from the tissues. For sore throat, dissolve the salt without iodine as much as half a teaspoon in 8 ounces of water and use to rinse. To relieve nasal congestion, fill a bottle of neti pot with salt and then pour the mixture into the nostrils. Use boiled water to make a saline solution to avoid infection.

Peppermint Tea

3. Peppermint tea

Used to treat indigestion and abdominal pain. Oil contained in the leaves and twigs of peppermint can soothe the digestive tract muscles in the stomach so that gas out easier. Do not use peppermint tea if you have pain caused by stomach acid reflux or rise into the esophagus.

Meat Tenderizer

4. Meat tenderizer

Used to treat bee stings and spider bites non-toxic. Meat tenderizer contains papain, an enzyme that breaks down protein. Papain can also break down the poison from insect bites and reduce itching. Use a meat tenderizer on mosquito bites, bee stings, spider bites and non-toxic. Marinate meat tenderizer with water and apply water to the affected part. Leave for 10-15 minutes then rinse with warm water.

Oatmeal

5. Oatmeal

Used to treat eczema, sunburn and itching. Chemical content in oats contain anti-inflammatory substances that can soothe itchy and inflamed skin. This statement is supported by a study published in the journal Archives of Research. If using regular wheat, grind corn into a fine powder. Put a cup of oats into the water until dissolved. Pour the solution into a bath of warm water and Soak in it for 15 minutes.