Posts Tagged ‘apple cider vinegar’
Preventing Head Lice
August 25th, 2010
Prevent Head Lice Returning
I have just had a very good comment from Andrea who used the olive oil treatment for treating head lice. I have given several methods for getting rid of head lice in the posts entitled 'How to Get Rid of Head Lice' and 'Does the Olive Oil Treatment Work For Head Lice?'
Andrea has found the olive oil treatment to be successful in getting rid of the head lice which her children had brought home from school. But now she wants to know whether she should stop sending her children to school, as they will get reinfected.
Well, the ...
How To Get Rid of Head Lice
August 7th, 2010
Getting Rid of Head Lice
How to Get Rid of Head Lice Without Using Poisons:
Here are some all-natural organic head lice treatments. These are the ones to use, rather than commercially made potions which contain harmful chemicals. These harmful chemicals are absorbed through the skin, go into the blood, and end up in being stored in the liver and other organs and parts of the body. Later, these chemicals can cause cancer to develop, and be the trigger for other diseases to develop. So it is important that you don't use such products on your children.
It is always worth the ...
Vinegar as a Treatment for Athlete’s Foot
August 6th, 2010
Athlete's Foot Home Remedy
Athlete's foot is a fungal infection which many people find difficult to get rid of.
Apple Cider Vinegar can be helpful in curing athlete's foot. Of course, any type of vinegar will work, but it is better to use apple cider vinegar because of the nutrient value in apple cider vinegar.
Apple cider vinegar words well as a mild fungicide, and is effective in treating athlete's foot in many cases.
Apple Cider Vinegar is an Acidity-Alkalinity Regulator:
As well as killing bacteria and inhibiting fungal infections, apple cider vinegar has the effect of restoring the natural pH level, that is, the ...
Best Calcium Supplement
June 26th, 2010
Home Made Calcium/Magnesium Tonic is a rich source of natural calcium and magnesium.
Two teaspoons a day of our natural home made calcium supplement will provide you with the equivalent amount of calcioum in a glass of milk, or a handful of sesame seeds.
A handful of sesame seeds has about 1200mg of calcium and magnesium. which is thought to be a reasonable dose for healthy people. If you have celiac disease, then you really need twice this amount.
This is where an extra dose of something like the home made calcium tonic comes in useful, as you can easily obtain ...
