How to Use Apple Cider Vinegar as a Home Remedy
Apple cider vinegar, a form of vinegar made from "apple must" or cider, is used in pickling vegetables but has received attention as a home remedy for everything from asthma to acne and dandruff. Folk medicine experts have written books about this alleged miracle cure-all, and many people insist it is an effective home remedy. Some apple cider vinegar health remedies are outlined below.
Instructions
Apply apple cider vinegar to insect bites. Dip a cotton ball in the vinegar and hold it directly on the bite for a few seconds. This will soothe itchy mosquito or flea bites.
Relieve mild asthma by pressing a cloth soaked with apple cider vinegar to the inside of the wrists. You may also drink a few glasses of the diluted tonic throughout the day.
Drink a glass of water containing one or two teaspoons of apple cider vinegar to combat sinusitis. Depending on the severity of the problem, drink a glass every hour for up to eight consecutive hours. For sinus headaches, use a solution of water and 1/8 of a cup of apple cider vinegar in a vaporizer or tabletop inhaler. Inhale for five minutes, then rest and let the solution clear your respiratory passages.
Soak your feet at the end of a long day in a tub filled with warm water and a cup of apple cider vinegar. Keep your feet submerged for fifteen minutes.
Use apple cider vinegar soaked in cotton balls to dry out acne blemishes. Apply directly on the blemishes daily as needed.
Attack dandruff by rubbing undiluted apple cider vinegar into the scalp and roots of the hair. Use a small to moderate amount and don't overdo it.
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