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Home Remedies – Conjunctivitis or Pink eye

It can be painful, but it isn’t a big deal most of the time. It just needs some soothing a little time to heal.

Wash the red away – a warm compress applied to the eyes for 5-10 minutes 3 or 4 times a day will make you feel better

Keep them clean – a lot of times it gets better by itself. To speed the process along, keep your eyes and eyelids clean by using a cotton ball dipped in clean or sterile water to wipe the crusts away

Adults, baby yourself – If you have a lot of discharge make a solution of 1 part baby shampoo to 10 parts warm water. Dip a cotton ball into the solution and use it to clean off your eyelashes. The warm water loosens the crust and the baby shampoo cleans off the junction of your eyelid and eyelash. An over the

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Written by: Janice Hardy
Category: Preparedness
Published: March 20, 2012

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Home Remedies – Colic

Ancient scholars first described infantile colic in the sixth century. Parents today have no trouble describing it today. The baby cries, pulls his knees up to his abdomen, and appears to be in great pain. He may become gassy, then become quiet, then begin crying again. Not much seems to help, colicky babies cannot generally be quieted with feeding or a change of diaper and episodes can last for hours. Colic tends to be most severe at 4-6 weeks of age and gradually subsides by 3-4 months. None

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Written by: Janice Hardy
Category: Preparedness
Published: March 20, 2012

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Home Remedies – Cold Sores

First it get red, then that itchy tingly area puffs out! Why me????? Cold sores are caused by the herpes simplex virus. In al likelihood, some relative of yours infected you when you were a child by kissing you at a time when his herpes simplex was infectious. The virus scooted right into your mouth and sought a hospitable host cell, probably a nerve cell that would let the virus move right in. The virus then ordered the DNA  in its host cell to make lots more viruses exactly like it. And

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Written by: Janice Hardy
Category: Preparedness
Published: March 20, 2012

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Home Remedies – Colds and Flu

Sadly there is no cure, however there are things we can do to get through it more comfortably and maybe even shorten the length of the illness.

Vitamin C – This works in the body as a scavenger, picking up all sorts of trash, including virus trash. It can shorten the length of a cold from seven to maybe 3 days. It may also cut back on coughing, sneezing, and other symptoms. Try taking 500 milligrams 4 times per day. Short term use of such high doses shouldn’t cause any side effects, but you

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Written by: Janice Hardy
Category: Preparedness
Published: March 20, 2012

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Home Remedies – Canker Sores

Painful! But no one knows why some people get them and other don’t. A canker sore should heal within 2 weeks. If the sore lasts a long time or you are unable to eat, speak, or sleep properly, you should see a doctor or a dentist.

There is at least one benefit to getting older, the older you get, the fewer canker sores you’ll get. Meantime, here are some helpful hints for you to try:

Try carbamide peroxide – its a generic form of an over the counter product that combines glycerin and peroxide

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Written by: Janice Hardy
Category: Preparedness
Published: March 20, 2012

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Home Remedies – Burns

These treatments are for minor burns, if clothing is melted into skin, if the burned surface is large, if the pain is severe, just go to the hospital!

You can treat most 1st and 2nd degree burns yourself, 3rd degree burns need medical attention. Here are some ways to gauge how badly you are burned.

First degree burns, like most sunburns and scalds, are red and painful

second degree burns, including severe sunburns or burns caused by brief contact with oven coils, blister, ooze, and are

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Written by: Janice Hardy
Category: Preparedness
Published: March 20, 2012

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Home Remedies – Breastfeeding

Some think its easy, some have a hard time, but we all know its a perfect way to feed your child and it has many health benefits for them. So the following are some tips and helps to make breastfeeding your baby easier and more successful.

Position the baby right – sounds easy but its one of the easiest mistakes to make, but the easiest to correct. The baby should face you entirely: head, chest, groin, knees. Grip the baby so the buttocks are in one hand and the head is in the bend of your

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Written by: Janice Hardy
Category: Preparedness
Published: March 16, 2012

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  1. Home Remedies – Blisters
  2. Home Remedies – Bladder Infections
  3. Home Remedies – Bites
  4. Home Remedies – Bed Wetting

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