To treat a rash from poison ivy, poison oak, or poison sumac and help stop the itch, dermatologists recommend the following: Immediately rinse your skin with lukewarm, soapy water. ... Wash your clothing. ... Wash everything that may have the oil on its surface. ... Do not scratch, as scratching can cause an infection....
In the Everyday Roots Book I begin the chapter on weight loss by stating that I believe there are only two ways to truly manage weight, through exercising and eating healthy. There simply is no magic shortcut, and while this may seem obvious to some people it is overlooked far, far, too often. Now you’re probably wondering, if diet and exercise are the only ways to lose weight, why did you write this list? Because there are still natural...
             Anal Itching Remedies           What Causes Anal Itching? The majority of cases are caused by skin irritation from fecal soilage. In older people, or in anybody with diarrhea, seepage of fecal matter may occur. Also, as people grow older, anal skin becomes more irregular and harder to clean. People with hemorrhoids (which may trap small fecal...
Treat Skin Rashes with Natural Remedies Skin rash is a common term that describes an outbreak of red bumps on the body that changes the texture of the skin. A skin rash can be the result of many different conditions, ranging from allergies to infections. In this article, we will address how to naturally treat common skin rashes, especially those that are caused by allergies. Allergic rashes fall into two categories: dermal and systemic. A dermal...
            Natural home remedies: Body odour It's natural—and healthy—to sweat, but no one wants to smell that way all day. Learn about home remedies that will help reduce body odour and find out when you should visit your doctor Body odour starts with certain types of sweat. Eccrine glands pour out clear, neutral-smelling sweat, which cools your body as it evaporates. Apocrine glands, concentrated...
How To Cure Food Poisoning Fast! Food that has gone bad or been contaminated by toxins, bacteria, or parasites can cause food poisoning, otherwise known as food-borne illness. And it ain't pretty! We've all been there, having eaten something we often knew wasn't a good idea or been surprised by food that was improperly prepared or stored. Picnics and food buffets are often at fault; when foods are kept above or below safe temperatures for several...
          Diarrhea, Age 12 and Older - Home Treatment Home treatment can help you treat your diarrhea and avoid other related problems, such as dehydration. ·         Take frequent, small sips of water or a rehydration drink and small bites of salty crackers. o    Try to increase your fluid intake to at least 1 qt (1 L) per hour...

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