Ginger garlic lemon apple cider vinegar and honey have all been used as both food and medicine in numerous cultures over thousands of years. Their healing properties should not be undermined by modern medicine; often the most simple and natural treatments are the most effective.
This is an excellent home remedy that you want to keep available at all times in your home. It’s great as a preventative and for maintaining good health. There are some variations to this with the addition of other ingredients such as ginger, or cayenne pepper. The base mixture includes the three main ingredients of garlic, apple cider vinegar and honey. Each of these three ingredients have individual benefits on their own and in this mixture, a synergistic effect enhances the properties of each.
NINE COMMON AILMENTS AND RECOMMENDED TREATMENTS
Arthritis: Mix a teaspoon in half cup of warm water and drink before going to bed.
Asthma: A teaspoon of the basic potion in the morning on an empty stomach will have you breathing lightly in no time.
Cancer: When making the potion, double the garlic cloves and take two tea spoons in juice three times a day.
High blood pressure: Make a special batch of the elixir, using two cups of water, 18 garlic cloves, two tablespoons of vinegar and three tablespoon of honey. Blend as before and keep on medium to low heat for half an hour. Allow it to cool and take three tablespoons three times a day.
To Lower cholesterol: Make a tea by adding a teaspoon of the elixir in a cup of hot water and drink before meals, three times a day.
Heart disease: Use the recipe for high blood pressure and sip a half-cup of the mixture three times a day.
Impotence: Boil a cup of vinegar mixed with seven to ten crushed cloves of garlic and a tablespoon of honey for five minutes. Cool and drink like tea.
Acne or pimples: Use a basic potion on affected area with a piece of cotton each night.
Gas or indigestion: Put two tablespoons of the basic mixture in a cup of water and warm to the temperature you use for your coffee or tea. Sip slowly at the first sign of distress. Even though it has been blended with honey and vinegar, garlic’s pungent odor can still be a problem for some people. To deal with this side affect, experts recommend putting springs of parsley in the elixir or eating parsley raw after taking a dose.
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