Does anybody know of any German Remedies?!
Question: Does anybody know about any German remedies? They can be basically treating anything from a splinter sore to cancer but I just need any home German remedies. It is for a science project that is due in 2 days so any information is helpful, please list the remedy and what it does and how it does it and what you need to use this rememdy.
You know basically like this:
How to Treat a Sore Throat
This is an at home remedy and it will help treat the common cold/sore throat:
You will need: A spoon, about 2-3 lemons, a cup, and honey.
Put all ingredients into the cup( squeeze the lemon juice into the cup) and stir with the spoon.
Additionl:You can add water to the prepared lemon and honey.
Do not drink all in one swig, drink it in portions.
So please any will help!
Answers: Does anybody know about any German remedies? They can be basically treating anything from a splinter sore to cancer but I just need any home German remedies. It is for a science project that is due in 2 days so any information is helpful, please list the remedy and what it does and how it does it and what you need to use this rememdy.
You know basically like this:
How to Treat a Sore Throat
This is an at home remedy and it will help treat the common cold/sore throat:
You will need: A spoon, about 2-3 lemons, a cup, and honey.
Put all ingredients into the cup( squeeze the lemon juice into the cup) and stir with the spoon.
Additionl:You can add water to the prepared lemon and honey.
Do not drink all in one swig, drink it in portions.
So please any will help!
Bleeding cuts: put a leaf of narrow -leaf-plantain on. (Really works)
Warts: Put the milky juice of dandelion leaves or flower stalks on the wart 2-3 times a day, works within 4 weeks
Stomach ache: Camomile amd peppermint tea, or black tea with "zwieback" (rusk), and nothing else for the day.
Colds and flu: Elderflower tea, steaming your head with camomile, sage and thyme
Sprains and broken bones: Wrap affected area in comfrey leaves, renew twice daily
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My German-born mother found a Cockateil in the middle of the street. It was sneezing and nearly dead in pouring-down rain. She put the bird on a pot of heated chamomile tea. (She had the bird sit on a handkerchief held on top of the pot by a rubber band). The vapors healed the bird, overnight. The following morning, the bird was whistling songs and speaking sentences. (We think it escaped from a previous owner's home). It lived for years until it finally died of old age.
My father was German. He used something called Musterol on us kids when we were down with a cold. He spread it on our chest then covered it with a warm damp hand towel. I remember it smelled bad, I liked vicks better ( my mom used that instead, she was irish ). It came in a small jar, I don't know if it was specifically german or not.