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Herbal Remedies For Ear Infections
Ear infections are very common in children. However, a good number of adults suffer from it too. Ear infections often arise when there’s a build up of pus and fluids in the middle ear. When that happens, the pressure inside the ear rises and the ear drum sustain some damage, causing severe pain and eventual loss of hearing. Symptoms of ear infection include inflammation, itchiness, and discharges coming out of the ear.
There are several herbs that you can use to relieve ear infection and the aches associated with it. A pillow of hops is a good example. Just warm the hops herbs, wrap it in an equally warm cloth, and place it against the painful area. Eventually, the level of pain would go down.
Oil of bays is another type of herb that can be used for ear infections. The oil is usually dropped into the infected ear a few times within the day. It is known to relieve pain. Try to find oil of bays from herb stores or pharmacies and use them as indicated.
Tea tree oil can be used against ear aches too. This herb is very popular nowadays and can be easily bought from herb shops. Tea tree has mild antibacterial properties that can help cure ear infections. However, it can also irritate the skin so you better check if you are allergic to it or not before using it. Put one drop of tea tree oil at the back of your ear and see if redness would occur. If not, it should be safe to put just a small drop on the infected part of the ear.
Garlic can also be used against ear infections. The natural oil of garlic should be carefully extracted and that would make a good cure for ear aches. Garlic is an effective anesthetic. It can treat various diseases naturally.
Aside from garlic, St. John’s Wort is believed to have the same effects on a patient with ear infection. In fact, St. John’s Wort is often combined with garlic to achieve the best effects. There’s even a medicine called Otikon that is being used for ear infections. Otikon has both garlic and St. John’s Wort as its main ingredients. However, you have to consult with your doctor on how to use this medicine as it may produce side effects.
Other good herbal remedies for ear pain are:
Bishop’s weed for Ear Pain: Bishop’s weed is used for a long time now as an herbal remedy for ear pain.
It is normally prepared as herbal ear drop. It can effectively reduce pain and ear swelling. Heat half a teaspoon of bishop’s weed seeds in 30 ml milk. Filter it. Apply 2 to 3 drops to the ear twice daily.
Ear Pain and Dhatura leaves: Juice at least 25ml of Dhatura leaves and boil it with a few drops of oil in a tin basin over gentle fire. Filter and preserve the resulting solution on a clean bottle. Apply a few drops of the oil in the ear to treat the pain.
Cloves as earache Remedy: Cloves help provide relief for earache. Sautee cloves on sesame oil and wait until it warms. Put 2 to 3 drops of the solution in the affected ear two to three times a day.
Treat Ear Pain with basil: Extract the juice of basil leaves and put 2 to 3 drops of it into the affected ear. Basil is considered very helpful for the treatment of ear pains.
Marigold for Ear Pain: Marigold is one of the most effective herbal treatments for earache or ear pains.
Bring to boil several pieces of marigold leaves and let it warm. Extract the lukewarm juice and put 2 to 3 drops on the ear to relieve the pain.
These natural herbal remedies for ear infections and ear aches are the best alternative to the common medicines prescribed by doctors. If you want to treat diseases the natural way, it is best that you try any one of these suggested herbs and experience the relief they can provide.
The author is the owner of www.herbalmeds4u.com. For more information about Herbal Remedies for Ear Pain visit www.herbalmeds4u.com/remedies/ear_pain.aspx.
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What About the Rain Forest and Herbal Remedies?
Are the rain forests safe?
With all the attention in the news these days concerning the depletion of the Amazon rain forest, you might be concerned about the supply of herbal remedies from South America. What happens to all those amazing plants that are used everyday by millions of women to get menopause relief by using herbal remedies?
This is a huge problem, and getting worse all the time. Not only are the rain forests being depleted and plants disappearing at an alarming rate, but other sources of wild herbal remedies are under attack as well.
Harvesting wild plants
It is surprising that many wild plants are nearing extinction or being severely depleted by wild harvesting. Just take a look at this quote from the Botanic Gardens Conservation International:
On January 18, 2008, the Botanic Gardens Conservation International (representing botanic gardens in 120 countries) stated that “400 medicinal plants are at risk of extinction, from over-collection and deforestation, threatening the discovery of future cures for disease.” These included Yew trees (the bark is used for cancer drugs, paclitaxel); Hoodia (from Namibia, source of weight loss drugs); half of Magnolias (used as Chinese medicine for 5,000 years to fight cancer, dementia and heart disease); and Autumn crocus (for gout). The group also found that 5 billion people benefit from traditional plant-based medicine for health care.
It is not hard to imagine all the small group of well-meaning harvesters of wild herbs and plants gathering their natural products and feeling happy in what they are doing. On the other hand, by over-harvesting they are actually doing incredible damage to their own livelihood.
South America has so many herbal remedies!
There are literally thousands of plants used in South America for treating the night sweats and other symptoms of menopause. One of the best and non-endangered is maca. Maca is well known and safe to use. It has no known health risks, but many wonderful benefits.
In Peru, where maca is common, there are government agencies that regulate the it’s production and exportation. While it is readily available at any village market in the regions in which it is grown, exporting is a different story, especially if you are certified to be organic.
Maca is a wonderful food and is called an herbal remedy, though it really is not an herb. It is a bit like a potato, and is eaten by the locals, as it has been for thousands of years. It is well known that maca acts as a balancing agent in the body to help maintain health and well-being. It is also widely recognized as having no ill side effects. It is a safe way to get menopause relief.
As an added plus, maca often helps increase libido in men and women. This is obviously a wonderful benefit because the libido can dwindle down to near zero during menopause. Not only do you feel better, your hot flashes diminish or disappear, but you can feel aroused again and ready for some loving! See what your gypsy queen has to say about this!
Randy Hough and Laura Simon, MSW,MEd,have worked together to create a family stress blog and a safe menopause relief web site. They live and work in the beautiful Upper Valley of Vermont.