Home Remedies Plr Ebook

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents

1. Who Invented Home Remedies? …………………….. 2
2. Where Do Home Remedy Ingredients Come from? …………………………. 3
3. Are Home Remedies Dangerous?……………………………………………. 4
4. Are Home Remedies the Same as Herbal Treatments? ……………………… 5
5. Are Home Remedies Like Aromatherapy? ……………………………….. 7
6. Making Home Remedies for Soap, Polish and Cleaning Products……………… 8
7. Home Remedies for Different Types of Stains …………………………………….. 9
8. Home Remedies for Treating Arthritis ………………………….. 11
9. Get Relief from Bites and Stings ………………………………….. 12
10. Natural Relief for Constipation and Diarrhea …………………….. 13
11. Home Remedies for Indigestion ……………………………. 14
12. Solutions for Skin Problems …………………………………………. 16
13. Natural Solutions for Hair Problems …………………………………… 17
14. How to Treat Insomnia Naturally …………………………. 18
15. Effective Home Remedies for Stress ……………………………. 19

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1. Who Invented Home Remedies?

People often rely on a home remedy when they have a mild ailment or a common disease such as a cold. A remedy from the kitchen cupboard is easier to access than a doctor or medication from the drugstore, when they are feeling off-color. And often the standard treatment for a medical condition may be insufficient to relieve the symptoms so sufferers resort to using home remedies. There are homemade remedies for a wide variety of problems from insect stings to treating stains. But who actually invented these home remedies?

It is worth defining what home remedies are first. These are different substances that are made from products commonly found in the home. These include herbs, spices, other cooking ingredients, vegetables and fruits. The medications are made through different processes. The instructions for preparation are described in recipes.

It is not known exactly who invented the home remedies that we know today. In the past, people did not have medications like we do today. Sciences, such as chemistry and biology, were not invented. It is believed that many of the medicinal properties of different plants and foods have been discovered accidently. For instance, a person with a stomach upset decided to chew a good smelling plant and he felt better. In turn, others started using it as well. As people began to learn more about the plants, vegetables and fruits, they started making more complex recipes including various ingredients.

In ancient and medieval times people did not have the opportunity to describe the medicinal properties or the recipe for one treatment to one another. Writing was invented, but it was accessible only to small privileged groups of people, so the recipes for the home remedies were passed by word of mouth from one person to another and from one generation to the next. Basically, home remedies are much like the folklore songs that we know from our ancestors. Someone somewhere invented them, so they became widespread by word of mouth.