Removing the effects of stitches after childbirth (folk recipes)
We offer to your attention some selected folk recipes, with the help of which they will successfully cope with the consequences of stitches.
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We offer to your attention some selected folk recipes, with the help of which they will successfully cope with the consequences of stitches.
Mustard seed has been used since ancient times as a preservative and medicinal, and also as a spice. There are 3 types of mustard: black, white and brown. Brown mustard is also called Sarepski.
Red hot peppers that contain at least 200 mg/% capsaicin are required for medicinal purposes. In the shell of hot peppers there are salts of potassium, sodium, calcium, iron, etc.
The vegan candies according to the "Zdravnitza" recipe are full of healthy ingredients and a natural, sweet taste. With these candies, you can safely enjoy the Christmas holidays without running the risk of overdoing it with sugar and excess calories.
In Bulgaria and the Balkans, we use garlic incorrectly by eating it in large quantities, say experts. In Central Europe, e.g. to flavor dishes, just rub the dish that will be used with a clove of garlic.
Parasites enter the human body and can cause various diseases. Worms are most often found there, which can be dangerous as they develop in the intestines.
Ivo Borisov tells more about the miraculous effect of the Tribulus terrestris. According to him, the Bulgarian herb is the most medicinal and literally works miracles for health.
The expensive mastic is extracted from the resin of the tree (Pistacia lentiscus). It is also called the "white tears of Chios". Even the ancients used it as a natural remedy for strengthening the teeth.
It is widely believed that salt is harmful and burdens the heart and kidneys. But then why did the ancient Greeks suck small pieces of sea salt after eating?
With urate kidney stones, patients should eat a diet low in uric acid, eat more plant foods (potatoes, vegetables and fruits) and drink slightly alkaline mineral water.