Hiccup Cures That Work - but No One Wants to Try

Here are some hiccup cures that work, but no one wants to try. Breathing into a paper bag, swallowing sugar, and sipping vinegar are some of the weird ways to get rid of hiccups.

For most of us, hiccups are merely a temporary and occassionally embarrassing inconvenience that passes within minutes.

But in a small minority of cases, they can last for days — even months. Last year, prolonged hiccups were among the 22,000 ‘potentially trivial’ incidents seen in A&E, according to NHS statistics.

While this might initially sound like a waste of hospital time, such hiccupping may indicate a deeper medical problem — which is why the NHS recommends people seek medical advice if their hiccups last for more than 48 hours. Read more

Being Dehydrated Can Make You Sick, Tireed, and Grumpy

 Being dehydrated caa make you feel sick, tired, and grumpy, says Dr. Joseph Mercola.

Have you ever been so busy you neglected to drink even a sip or two of water for an extended period, then suddenly realized you were incredibly thirsty and in need of a long drink? By replenishing your body’s water supply when it tells you you’re thirsty, you can often stave off dehydration. In fact, typically your body’s physiologic thirst mechanism is triggered before you’re dehydrated, giving you a chance to rehydrate before it’s too late. Read more

The Vaccine Industry’s Biggest Worry? Wild Oregano Oil and the Diseases It Can Cure

The vaccine industry is worried sick, so to speak, about a natural remedy that makes their products unnecessary. 

Here’s why vaccines are unnecessary: They are merely given purportedly to immunize against or shall it be said ‘prevent’ certain diseases, most of which are rarely fatal in first world countries. These are mostly transitory viral conditions. There are safer, less invasive answers.

Wild oregano oil (p73) is the key alternative. If it is from a truly wild source, then, it can be taken aggressively: as much as needed. Yet, for the typically immunized conditions only a modest amount is necessary, for instance, for chicken pox, measles, and mumps: like a few drops several times daily.

Wild oregano oil can also be rubbed topically on the feet, shins, and upper chest. It can even be used topically on newborns and infants. Babies and toddlers can take a tiny amount internally, like a drop or two twice daily. In this regard it is far safer than all standard drugs, like antibiotics, cough syrups, and even infant vitamins. – Dr Cass Ingram Researcher, Speaker & Author of 34 books Read more

17 Home Remedies for Dementia

Getting older does not mean that dementia is inevitable. These seventeen surprising home remedies can help prevent  dementia in the elderly.

Some of the most effective home remedies for dementia include the use of ginseng, salvia, turmeric, ginkgo, fish oil, bananas, cinnamon extract, vitamin B12, coconut oil, club moss, berries, almonds, pumpkin, leafy greens, beans, and kale, as well as behavior changes, including breaking routine, creative stimulation, meditation, and aromatherapy. Read more

11 Foods Scientifically Proven to Help You Sleep

Plagued by insomnia? These eleven foods have been scientifically proven to help you sleep.

It’s official, Brits don’t sleep enough.

Recent research found a staggering 38 per cent of Brits are not getting enough sleep with women aged 35-44 affected the worst.

The survey, conducted by life insurance company Aviva looked at the sleep habits of 14 countries globally and found Britons were the worst sleepers.

People have been using food and herbs for centuries to help them nod off trying everything from cups of hot milk to camomile tea. Read more

Soak Chia Seeds to Supercharge Your Metabolism

Soaked chia seeds provide a multitude of health benefits, including supercharging your metabolism, says Geary Andrew.

Good things come in small packages – the same is true of chia seeds which are extremely good and power packed with nutrients and minerals. Chia seeds have gained in popularity in recent years due to the many health benefits that can be gained by eating them on a regular basis. These seeds can easily be incorporated into your diet by doing things like mixing them into your yogurt at breakfast, adding them to a post-workout smoothie. Read more

10 Best Natural Aphrodisiacs for Women

For women who want to boost their libido, Svetlana Ivanova reveals the ten best natural aphrodisiacs for women.

A healthy sex life helps nurture love and intimacy in relationships. For centuries, women have tried to find substances that can enhance their libido and bring back pleasure to their sex lives. Aphrodisiacs are substances that help to stimulate sex drive and make sex more pleasurable. The word aphrodisiac comes from Aphrodite, who is the Greek goddess of love and sexuality. These are the ten best natural aphrodisiacs for women: Read more