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Syrup
Onions juice for curing
bronchitis
- use a quarter of an onion, boil it into
250 ml of alcohol until the liquid evaporates entirely and onions
turn a little yellow. Add 250 g of sugar, 250 g of honey, 250 g of
butter and 250 g of sunflower oil. Boil them until you get syrup
(800 g). Filter it and throw away the onion. Add 30-40 drops of
propolis tincture, when the mixture cools off. Take 3
teaspoons/day - small children and 3 spoons/day - adult people.
You get excellent results!
Recipe against heel pains
- rub the entire sole and feet with
kerosene and cover it with a lamb fur. Keep it covered over night.
Repeat the procedure for a week, until pain stops.
- smash one
piece of garlic, mix it with kerosene and put it on the heel; fix
it well with a piece of plastic and a bandage. Put your socks on.
Heel pains are seldom caused by a misplaced vertebra and calcium
deposits (outgrowth). Ask for medical advice!
Recipe for
eliminating gall stones
- a kilo of parsley root: slice
it into small pieces, 2-3 cm each and boil them into 2 litres of
water, until it remains only a litre of liquid. Filter it and keep
it in the refrigerator. Drink it everyday, before breakfast and
supper - 100 ml. Repeat it 3-4 months in a row.
Recipe
for eyesight improvement
- take four jars of 800 each.
Fill two of them with grated carrots and the other two with liquid
honey. Mill a kilo of lemon, skin included. Mix honey, carrots and
lemon and fill a glass or plastic pot. Keep them in the
refrigerator and let it soak for 10 days. After soaking, take one
spoon, half an hour before eating. Do not drink alcohol while
taking the cure.
Recipe against nose bleeding
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take 3 spoons of coffee, 3 of caraway, 3 of cinnamon, 3 of cloves,
3 of powder sugar and one of rugged salt. Mill all ingredients
with the coffee grinder. Take one teaspoon into a glass of boiled
and cooled off milk. If haemorrhage continues, after another hour,
take one more teaspoon and milk. Take it three times/day. The cure
is not meant for daily basis; only in case of haemorrhage.
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