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Medicine the Natural Way to get well and stay well with Dian Dincin Buchman, an alternative medicine pioneer and writer and we just love hey way of thinking! Here are some of her best hints and tips: 
 

ARTHITIS:

Take apple cider vinegar baths. Or take ginger root baths. Drink small amounts of tea while in the bath.

Drink burdock, or burdock burr tea: 1 cup three times a day, for a month and a half. Alternate with Cleansing teas and use detoxification procedures. Arthritis is systemic problems. Always consult a GP before use.

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PAIN RELIEF:

Catnip: Prepare a tea from sprays and flowers of the catnip plant. Use a very small amount in the morning or evening, or a teaspoon immediately before meals. Catnip tea soothes the nerves. Always consult a GP before use.

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CRAMPS AND MUSCLE SPASMS:

Arnica: Use arnica lotion or ointment on a cramp or muscle spasms. Eucalyptus Oil you can apply to the muscle spam. Olbas Oil or Lotion, this will be prepared combination of various herbal oil is very effective for massage, sport-induced cramps and muscle spasms. Vinegar: Apply compresses of apple cider vinegar to the body on the area of the cramp, spasm, or tension. Use serval cups of vinegar in the bath water. Always consult a GP before use.

BOILS & ABSCESSES:

Cabbage: Break large ridges. Dip the leaves in warm water. Apply. Replaces when warm.

Fig: Split fig and apply hot. This is especially effective for a boil on the gum.

Radish: Many European countries used sliced root of radish on large boils.

Always consult a GP before use.

 

BLISTERS:

Apply peach pit tea to the blister. Ice application are also remarkably effective. Always consult a GP before use.

 

MEMORY: 

Rosemary Ancient use of this herb included drinking tea to “comfort the brain and refresh the memory”. Ginseng / Add a few grains of ginseng powered to daily herbal teas as a memory aid and stimulant. Special double-blind test has shown the memory action of adult students to be increased with small amounts of ginseng in the diet.