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Lemon, salt, and pepper is a natural remedy that heals 9 problems

Eggs are packed with protein, sulfur and biotin, all of which contribute to shiny, healthy hair when eaten or applied as a hair mask. Because of the quick spoilage rate of this natural product, commercial hair products don’t contain eggs. Yet, home treatments using eggs require little time, expense or experience. Use either whole eggs or egg yolks to condition dry and damaged hair.

Basic Method



Lemons, despite their amazing taste and incredible flavor, when added to salads, lemonades, and various dishes, have incredible medicinal properties, and can treat various health conditions.

Yet, pepper and salt are also common in numerous natural remedies and provide amazing effects.

We will reveal the recipes of some extremely effective remedies which contain these three ingredients and help in the case of numerous health problems:

-Flu and cold – mix the juice of ½ a lemon with a cup of boiling water, steep the peel and pulp in the water for 10 minutes, remove the lemon, and add a tablespoon of honey. Drink this drink to treat your cold and flu.





-A sore throat – add a tablespoon of salt, 1 tablespoon of lemon juice, and ½ teaspoon of black pepper to a glass of water, and use the mixture to gargle and treat a sore throat and prevent a cough.

-Sores – add a tablespoon of Himalayan salt to a glass of warm water, and gargle it to get rid of the bacteria inside the oral cavity and relieve the pain.

-Asthma attacks – In order to ease the asthma breathing problems; you should add two clove buds, 10 pepper grains, and 15 basil leaves to some boiling water. Leave it to simmer for 15 minutes and strain it. Pour it in a jar with a lid, add 2 tablespoons of honey and leave the remedy to cool down. You can keep it in the fridge for 2 weeks.

-Stuffy nose – mix cumin, pepper, cinnamon, and cardamom in equal amounts in a pestle. Then, just smell it and sneeze, in order to remove the blockage in the nasal cavity.

-Nosebleeds – You should dip a cotton ball in some lemon juice, and put it into the nostril. Then, tilt the head forward to avoid blood drips from getting into the throat and cause nausea.

-No gallstones – gallstones are formed due to the buildup of digestion fluids in the gallbladder, and they cause digestive issues and pain. However, you can remove them by mixing 1 part of lemon, 1 part of pepper, and 3 parts of olive oil.

 -Nausea – the aroma of the lemon prevents nausea, while the black pepper calms the stomach. Therefore, in a glass of warm water, add a teaspoon of pepper and a tablespoon of lemon juice, and slowly drink it.

-A toothache – You should mix ½ a teaspoon of ground pepper and clove oil, apply the mix on the painful tooth, and you will instantly relieve the pain.


-Weight loss – To speed up your metabolism, you should combine a tablespoon of honey, some warm water, ¼ ground pepper, and 2 tablespoons of lemon juice. Lemon contains polyphenols which boost metabolism and prevent weight gain while regulating the levels of insulin.

Hair treatment with egg protein

Herbalist Barbara Griggs notes that the basic hair conditioning treatment with eggs is simple. Beat one or two eggs. Apply the egg mixture to clean, dry hair, working from scalp to ends. Wait at least 30 minutes before rinsing with lukewarm water. Follow the water rinse with a shampoo.



Deluxe Method


Combine the fatty and antioxidant richness of coconut and avocado with the eggs for a super-rich hair treatment, suggests GrannyMed.com. Mash half an avocado and mix with one egg yolk and enough coconut milk to form a paste. Work it into the hair from scalp to ends, leave on for at least 30 minutes, rinse and shampoo.



Coloring and Conditioning Treatment

 Author Kathi Keville’s “Herbs for Health and Healing” presents a 19th century egg and henna protein pack. The henna adds auburn highlights while the egg counteracts the drying effect of the henna. Combine a beaten egg, 1 teaspoon olive oil, 2 tablespoons honey, 23 ounces henna, 24 drops lavender essential oil and enough lukewarm water to reach
the consistency of cake batter. Work the mixture through your hair, cover it with plastic wrap, and leave on for one to two hours. Rinse and shampoo as described. Alternatively, substitute chamomile for blonde highlights and sage or clove for dark highlights.



Warnings

Use a fresh carton of eggs to avoid an unpleasant-smelling surprise when breaking open the eggs. Rinse the egg hair mask with cool or lukewarm water. Hot water will literally cook the eggs.



Alternatives



For those squeamish about using eggs in their hair, other simple treatments to condition dry or damaged hair include a hot oil treatment with olive-rosemary or sesame-ginger oil or an apple cider vinegar rinse.



Other Egg-Hair Connections


 Eating eggs can be as critical to a healthy mane as applying them to your hair, as protein is hair's building block. Eat two servings of healthy protein each day, including eggs or egg whites. The B-complex vitamin known as biotin, which shows up in many shampoos and conditioners for topical applications, also results in thicker, healthier hair when taken internally. Sulfur fights hair-related conditions such as dandruff and clogged hair follicles. The University of Maryland Medical Center suggests eating egg yolks to increase your biotin and sulfur intake. Other sources include vitamin supplements, fortified cereals, corn and barley.
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