3 Hemorrhoids Home Remedies For You to Try That Are Different From the Usual!
Hemorrhoids are painful inflamed veins either just outside, or inside your anus.
They can be very itchy, irritating and sore either when going to the toilet, or even just walking and sitting in the case of external hemorrhoids.
Today I have three different hemorrhoids home remedies for you to try! 1.
Garlic Take a clove of garlic, and pound it with a rolling pin (or something equally effective).
Cut off the end of the garlic clove and squeeze out the juice.
Using a cotton wool ball, dab the garlic juice onto the affected part.
Please note that this is for external hemorrhoids only! Repeat this every day for a week by which time you should be feeling much better.
2.
Radish Juice First, please note that you should always combine radish juice with carrot juice for drinking.
Choose your radishes carefully - they should be heavy and ripe, with a reasonably high water content.
Wash the radishes to remove any soil particles.
It is not necessary to throw away the leaves as they also contain useful nutrients.
Drink about 50ml of radish juice - combined with carrot or other juice - twice a day for two months.
You will have relief from your symptoms within two weeks, but a full cure won't be achieved for at least two months.
3.
Mango Seeds Mango seeds are a great help to the digestive system as they increase peristalsis which improves the evacuation of poo.
Peristalsis is the medical term for the contractions of the digestive muscles from the esophagus through the intestines and onwards to the colon.
Most hemorrhoids are caused by constipation or inefficient evacuation of the bowel, but taking mango seeds for a couple of months should vastly improve bowel movements and cause your hemorrhoids to disappear.
They can be very itchy, irritating and sore either when going to the toilet, or even just walking and sitting in the case of external hemorrhoids.
Today I have three different hemorrhoids home remedies for you to try! 1.
Garlic Take a clove of garlic, and pound it with a rolling pin (or something equally effective).
Cut off the end of the garlic clove and squeeze out the juice.
Using a cotton wool ball, dab the garlic juice onto the affected part.
Please note that this is for external hemorrhoids only! Repeat this every day for a week by which time you should be feeling much better.
2.
Radish Juice First, please note that you should always combine radish juice with carrot juice for drinking.
Choose your radishes carefully - they should be heavy and ripe, with a reasonably high water content.
Wash the radishes to remove any soil particles.
It is not necessary to throw away the leaves as they also contain useful nutrients.
Drink about 50ml of radish juice - combined with carrot or other juice - twice a day for two months.
You will have relief from your symptoms within two weeks, but a full cure won't be achieved for at least two months.
3.
Mango Seeds Mango seeds are a great help to the digestive system as they increase peristalsis which improves the evacuation of poo.
Peristalsis is the medical term for the contractions of the digestive muscles from the esophagus through the intestines and onwards to the colon.
Most hemorrhoids are caused by constipation or inefficient evacuation of the bowel, but taking mango seeds for a couple of months should vastly improve bowel movements and cause your hemorrhoids to disappear.
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