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BEAUTY SECRETS

                                                        BEAUTY SECRETS

 

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Here are some beauty secrets for you that ou can apply with easy methods.

           Cinnamon Bath prevents the smell of perspiration. Make bubble bath everyday regularly. Fill your bath tub with water and put a table spoon of cinnamon in it. rest 15 minutes in this water and have a shower after it. Repeat this three times in a week. Add lemon in your body cream and rub this  on your body after shower.

          Carbonate whitens your hand’s colour. Add a table spoon of yellow soap and a dessert spoon of cabonate in a liter of luke warm water. Rest your hands in this water 3 times a week for 15 minutes. And also mix lemon juice and glycerine and rub this mixture on your hands every days.

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        Mint is good for herpes on lips. Add four drop of lavender and four drop od mint oil in a half cup of luke warm water.Rub this mixture on herpes on lips with cotton.Apply this every day for effective solution but if your problem continues consult your doctor.

        Carob and cinnamon is used for pendent skins while loosing weight. Cook a tea spoon of cinnamon and two table spoon of carob for eight minutes at low heat. Wait for few minutes and add a coffe cup of milk, a dessert table of honey, and a tea spoon of olive oil. Mix them well. Rub this mixture on your skin and wait for 20 minutes. Then wash your body with first luke warm and then cold water. Apply this twice a week.

     Red Onion is used for sensitive hair. Boil three red onion’s shell, three wallnut leaves and 4 green wallnut, 750gr, water. Boil them as long as 200 gr, water stays in casserole. Steep this mixture as tea and drain. Add 2 table spoon of henna and mix them well. Dye your hair with this mixture and wait at least for four hours. Wash your hair and apply this once a month.

 

HEALTH SECRETS 1

 HEALTH SECRETS 1

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 EXCESSIVE HYGIENE is harmful.  It is important to strenghth the immune sytem in childhood. But healthy environment does not mean excessive hygiene environment because children need microbes to develop their immune system.

INCREASE YOUR WATER CONSUMING ACCORDING TO YOUR WEIGHT. Our body consists 3/4 water so water has vital importance. The experts advise to drink 2 liters of water in a day but this amount has to be increased according to your weight. Over weight people have to drink extra one glass of water for every extra 2 kilos. If you exercise sport and it is too hot you have to drink more water.

BLEEDING OF GUM CAN BE DANGEROUS.Bleeding of gum can be first and very important reason of gingivitis. Other signs of gingivitis are colour changes, swelling, halitosis and brightness. If these problems are not cured the infection can be develops and gives harm to bones. This is called periodontitis and you can loose your teeth even if it does not rot.

NATURAL MEDICINE OF CONSTIPATION IS SENNA. Senna is used in most of the medicine because of its laxative effect. You can consume senna tea in your diet. Add a glass of warm water on the half tea spoon of senna. Wait for 10 minutes. You can add honey if you prefer.

USE MINT OIL FOR YOUR HEADACHE. Mint oil supports digestion system and prevents indigestion. And also it has pain reliever effect on headaches. If you massage with  the mixture of water and mint oil to your temples you feel relax in your pain. Also you can breathe the vapor of water which is added mint oil.

USE SUN GLASSES FOR YOUR EYES’ HEALTH. UV lights will harm your eyes so you have to wear sunglasses which will eliminates the harmful effects of the UV lights.

PARSLEY IS VERY USEFUL FOR LIVER. Parsley is very useful fruit especially for liver.  It is good for swelling of livers. It reduces lubrication of livers. Also it prevents the menstrual cramps of ladies. And it makes skin satiny.

CONSUME VINEGAR FOR ASTHMA. Vinegar is very useful for many diseases like cold, kidney stone, lack of appetite and lowering cholestrol.It is also used to struggle with asthma and respiratory diseases.

RESOURCE: Articles of Prof. Dr. George Lexington