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Ayurvedic Remedies for Feet Disorders

Cracked Feet or Soles

  • Finely grind a handful of henna leaves. Add 2 tablespoons lemon juice and apply on the feet.

  • Mix the juice of bottle gourd and sesame oil in the ratio 4:1 and heat till the moisture has evaporated. Use over cracked skin.

  • Mix equal quantities of glycerine and lemon juice. Apply every night before going to bed. This mixture can be made and stored in a glass bottle.

  • Massage your feet with castor oil every night (in winters) for 2-3 minutes and then wear socks at night.

  • Grind equal amounts of neem leaves and turmeric. Apply on affected area.

Smelling Feet

  • Soak feet in strong tea for 20 minutes everyday until the smell disappears. To prepare your footbath, dip two tea bogs in 500 mt. of water for 15 minute and pour the tea into a basin containing two litres ( l0 cups) of cool water.

Unpleasant Body Odour

  • Soak 10-15 basil leaves in 1 cup water and eat every morning for a month.

  • Grind neem leaves and apply in armpits and on other parts of body.

Boils

  • Slightly roast big onion on flame. Mash it and mix in a teaspoon each turmeric powder and ghee. Apply and tie a bandage.

  • Mash the garlic cloves and apply externally.

  • Grind neem leaves into a paste and apply on affected parts.

  • Apply a paste of ginger powder and turmeric on boils.

  • Grind some black cumin seeds in a little water and apply the paste on the affected areas.

  • Heat black pepper powder in 1/2 teaspoon Deshi ghee until charred. Use this as an ointment.

  • Take fenugreek leaf paste, heat it and when lukewarm, apply on the affected part of the body.

  • Soak bread in warm milk and sandwich the mixture in between the folds of a clean cotton cloth. Apply this poultice to the boil and hold in place with a cotton bandage. This draws the dirt to the surface of the skin and simultaneously bursts the boil.
   
 

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