how to heal with tea?
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Heal what?  Green tea is a major source of anti-oxidant and anti-proliferative and anti-metastatic flavonoids - mainly catechins and flavanols.  These flavonoids can help prevent heart disease and many types of cancer. \n\n"Experimental studies  suggest that tea contains bioactive components that inhibit the development, growth and progression/metastasis of prostate cancer."\n\nBest wishes.
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drink something icy cold...iced tea, water, icecream....small sipps
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Actually, warm tea is a great soothing agent. A hot bath works well too! A REALLY BAD book always puts me to sleep. *grin* Seriously though, physicians recommend keeping a routine, no matter how poorly you sleep. Wake up at the SAME time each morning. Do NOT take naps during the day. Eat balanced meals and go to bed at the same time each night. If you can't sleep, get up and do something for 30 minutes or until you feel tired again and lay down. It takes a few weeks for this to work, but it will getyou into a sleep routine.
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Try heating up tea, add lemons, and honey.:)
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try soaking them in warm water,as warm as u can stand, add some caffeinated tea bags.keep it up for an hour or 2. u sholud notice a difference
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You can gargle with hot salt water.  this will help heal your throat, but it doesn't taste very good.  You can also drink hot tea with honey in it.  this usually helps me.
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What is your question?  Do you want to know the cause or cure.  If you want a cure shove a tea bag up your nose.  The tannic acid in the tea constricts the blood vessels.
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drink chamomile, lemon juice & honey tea.  It will soothe you so that your are more relaxed and can get some rest & sleep.\n\n“Sore throat cures herbal remedy tea recipes” \n\nAll the following recipes have the same measurements. Unless otherwise stated, they were brewed in a coffee maker or tea brewer.\n\nMeasurements: \n\n\n\n• 1 tablespoon of each type of herb\n\n\n• 1 tablespoon of honey to sweeten the tea\n\n\n\n\nSore throat cures herbal remedy tea: \n\nLicorice root \nSlippery Elm \nPeppermint\n\nThe Common Cold\n\n1 1/2 tablespoons of Licorice root already brewed in a pot enough for two cups. \n\n\n\nElderberry tea bag\nChamomile\n\nSteep the tea bag in the Licorice Root infusion and add in the Chamomile. \nThis can be done in the coffee maker, but the Licorice brew must be cool enough to be cycled through the machine. \n\n\n\nStop that Cough Tea\n\n1 tablespoon Slippery Elm\n1 tablespoon Mullein\n1 tablespoon Catnip\n1 tablespoon Licorice root bark\n\nBoil the bark first in two cups worth of water for 10 minutes. Place the rest of the herbs in a coffee filter and place the filter in a strainer. Strain the Licorice tea through the strainer into a mug and drink. Honey and lemon can be added. \n\n\n\nFever buster Tea\n\nCatnip \nWhite Oak bark \nChamomile \n\nMust be ingested as hot as the person can take it. Chamomile can be substituted for any other fragrant herb. It is added in only for taste. \n\n\n\n \n\n\nDry, raspy cough - tea recipe for natural cures\n\nLicorice Root\nSlippery Elm\nMullein\nCatnip\nChamomile\nHoney\nLemon 1 wedge\n\n\n\nAches and Pains Tea\n\n1 Tablespoon White Willow Bark\n1 Tablespoon Catnip \n\nPut in a tea ball and steep in boiling hot water for five minutes. Drink as hot as you can stand it, then lie down for a nap. \n\nDry Congestion Tea\n(For thick congestion and irritated mucous membranes.) \n\n2 parts Eyebright\n1 part Catnip\n2 parts Thyme\n1 part Goldenrod\n\nSteep 1-1/2 to 2 tsp in a larger cup, such as a coffee mug, for 10 minutes. \nYou will likely need lemon or honey, as this remedy is rather bitter. Very soothing. Try to stay warm while drinking, and for a time afterwards. \n\n**If you experience any discomfort or unpleasant effects while drinking this tea, discontinue use. All herbs listed above are generally safe, though precautions should always be taken when using any type of medicine.* \n\n\n\n\n\n\nDuring cold or sinus season Tea\n\n\n\n1 small handfull (about 1/4 cup) dried thyme\n1 small handfull (about 1/4 cup) dried feverfew flowers\n1 large handfull (about 3/4 cup) dried peppermint leaves\n1 Tablespoon dried and rubbed or crushed sage\n\n\n\nEnd of Your Rope Tea\n\n1 Tablespoon Chamomile\n1 Tablespoon Peppermint\n\nPut in a tea ball and steep in boiling hot water for five minutes. \n\n\n\n\nColds and Flu Tea - herbal remedy natural cures\n\n1 oz Blackberry leaves\n1 oz Elder flowers\n1 oz Linden flowers\n1 oz Peppermint leaves\n\nPour 1 cup boiling water over 2 tbs mixture. Cover & steep 10 minutes; strain. \n\nColds and Hoarseness Tea\n\n2 oz Malva flowers\n1 ½ oz Mullein flowers\n\nUse 2 tbs of mixture per 1 cup hot water. Steep 10 minutes; strain. \nDrink only 2 - 3 cups per day for just a few days\n\nCoughing Fits Tea\n\n1 1/3 oz. St. John's Wort\n2/3 oz. Thyme \n2/3 oz. Linden Flowers \n\nUse 1 tsp. of the herb mixture per cup of boiling water to soothe irritations of the upper respiratory tract that cause coughing. Steep for 5-10 min., strain, sweeten if necessary. This tea has proved helpful with bronchitis and whooping cough. \n\nFlu-away\n\n2 medium cloves of freshly crushed garlic \n1 cup of very warm water \n1 teaspoon of honey\n1 teaspoon of lemon juice \nStir and drink. \n\nAdrenal and Respiratory Herbal Tonic\n\nMix together 2 tablespoons each of horehound, hyssop, licorice root, and marsh mallow root. Add 4 cups of water. Simmer until the liquid is 1/4 reduced. You should have about 3 cups of the tonic. Strain and dose with 1/2 cup of the liq
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camomile tea is very good otherwise you can try with a cup of hot milk and a spoon of honey.\nLet me know if they help ;)
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Pop them.\n\nActually, steralize a needle, clean the boil and lance it. Then put antibiotic ointment on it and keep it coveredc and it will heal like any other wound.
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Drink a lot of water, drink lot of vitamin C, take your remedy and more important, Sleep a lot so you boddy can work better in the healing thing!
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Drink Borage tea\n\nUse cool fresh Eyebright tea (one tablespoon Eyebright tincture to one cup boiled water) as an eyewash daily.\n\nTake Ginko Biloba\n\nAll are available at your local health food store...
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Brewing the perfect cup of tea \n\n\n-antioxidants break down fast so fresh brewed is best \n-tea made from loose leaves has more antioxidants than tea bags which tend to have lower quality powdered leaves \n-a timer for getting exact infusion times, \n-infuser for loose-leaf tea, \n-teaspoon for measuring tea, \n-instant read thermometer to check water temperature \n-small saucer for holding used tea bag \n1.  Begin with fresh, cold good-tasting water.  Let water run to incorporate more oxygen.  Filtered is best because the process removes chemical tastes.  Distilled may be too purified and produce a flat taste.  Chlorine in tap water can lower antioxidant levels if it is not brought to a boil first. \n\n2.  In a tea kettle, bring water just to a boil to properly oxygenate it.  Over-boiling drives off oxygen. \n\n3.  Pour some on the hot water into the teapot to warm it, discard the water.  Its okay to use hot tap water for preheating.  Water temperature may drop several degrees in poured into a cold cup/teapot and decrease the flavor extraction from the tea.  You can use your saucer to cover the cup to retain the heat while brewing\n\n\n4.  Add tea leaves to pot, or use infuser.  How much tea is a matter of taste, but a good rule of thumb is about 1tsp per 1c tea plus one for the pot.  Pour hot water over the tea leaves immediately for black tea or let it cool to proper temp for other types of tea.  \n\n\n5.  Let the leaves steep.  Watch the clock not the color. \n\n·        Oolongs need just 1-2 minutes at between 185-195F \n\n·        Green tea needs only to be steeped 2-3 minutes at 165-180F.  Lower temperature helps protect against bitter taste.  However, longer steeping will extract more antioxidants. \n\n·        Most black teas should be steeped right at boiling (212F) for 3-5 minutes. \n\n·        The longer you steep, the more bitter your tea will be.  Never steep more than 5 minutes except for white tea which can be infused for 5-7 minutes and herbal which requires 10-20minutes to extract flavor.  Add more tea leaves for a stronger brew. \n\n·        If using loose tea leaves, make sure your leaves have room to “unfurl”.
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drink hot tea with lemon and honey
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How about tea tree oil and apple cider vinegar
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Try some warm Chamomile tea. It works for me! Also, don't watch TV before bed. Reading and tea.
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Aloe, or cold used tea bags - make a bowl of tea and let sit until cold, then wipe across the burn with a damp bag.