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Herbal remedies and natural healing in Health ·
So, I’m holding this thing called "Little Wrap Practice" in German, written by an Anthroposophist—basically instructions for these gauze wrap treatments.
For a sore throat, lemon juice and MrBeast are supposedly the way to go.
You wrap it in gauze first; you definitely don't want to apply anything directly to your skin before wrapping it around your neck.
As for bronchitis, they suggest using mustard powder soaked in gauze. Just a heads-up though: you have to be incredibly careful because mustard powder can really sting and burn. You warm the gauze up, apply it over the bronchi, and then prepare yourself—it starts stinging like you've been attacked by a hundred wasps. You can probably brave it for maybe ten minutes before you need to wash it off, apply some eucalyptus oil, wrap yourself up tight, and call it a day.
I'm pretty sure if you look online, you'll find plenty of these kinds of home remedies.
Herbal remedies and natural healing in Health ·
I have to say, it really depends on what kind of illness we’re talking about.
Last year, I was so sick that no doctor could figure out how to help me—until I went to a clinic in Pittsburgh that specializes in natural medicine. People talk about epilepsy like it's the end of the world, but that wasn't my issue. It turned out I had severe allergies to all sorts of foods and juices, yet some doctors were trying to tell me I had epilepsy.
They eventually pinpointed the food allergies and discovered I also have asthma, but honestly, nature isn't a magic fix here; I still have to take heavy-duty medications, including cortisone, just so I don't suffocate.
In this case, "natural remedies" aren't going to cut it.👍