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Sore eyes is also known as Conjunctivitis, it  refers to an inflammation of the conjunctiva; it is the thin transparent membrane that covers the front of the eye. It spreads from person to person through direct contact. Symptoms * Red eyes * Itchy eyes * Inflammation of the eyeball * Eyelashes stick together especially in the morning due to puss formation Causes * Eye Strain * Bacterial and viral infection * Prolonged exposure to artificial light * Dirty environment Treatment Carrots and Spinach Juice: Mix 200 ml of freshly made Spinach juice in 300 ml of freshly made carrot juice Parsley and Carrot Juice: Mix 200 ml or freshly made raw parsley with 300 ml of freshly made carrot juice Indian Gooseberry: Mix 1 cup of Indian gooseberry juice with two teaspoons of honey drink twice daily Coriander: Used as eyewash, a decoction of dried coriander in 60 ml of water Prevention Eat healthy Have adequate rest and sleep Avoid straining the eyes ...

Allergies are common to millions of people all over the world. Allergies usually occur as a result of poor immune system and excessive exposure to allergens. Even if you get afflicted with allergies every so often, you can never get used to the ugly and annoying manifestations, such as skin rash, runny nose, blotched eyes and so forth. While these can be treated with medications, sometimes, you may feel that youve taken far too many antihistamines and steroids already to last you a lifetime. You long for a healthier and more natural alternative to drugs. Fortunately, there are many other ways by which you can boost your immune system and reduce the symptoms of allergies naturally. Vitamin C, specifically with bioflavonoids, is a natural antihistamine. The recommended dosage is 5000 mgs of Vitamin C a day, and not a little more than that. Then again, you should reduce the dosage if you experience any gastric problems. 1000 mgs a day of Omega-3 fatty acids can ...

Arthritis is a disease caused by inflammation of the joints. It was derived from two Greek words: athron, meaning joints; and itis, meaning inflammation. There are many types of arthritis; most common being the osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease commonly found in the senior population. Rheumatoid arthritis, on the other hand, is a severe case that affects not only the joints of the fingers, wrists, hips, knees, and feet, but also the muscles, tendons and other tissues of the body. Symptoms of Arthritis Main symptoms are stinging pain and stiffness of the joints that increases after every exercise. Rheumatoid arthritis is often called the ‘cooked food disease’. It develops gradually for several months, with the pain and stiffness persisting in one or more joints until the whole body is affected. Other symptoms include anemia, colitis, constipation, deformed hands and feet. Causes of Arthritis Osteoarthritis...