Home Remedies

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Home Remedies for Malaria

Some Important Home Remedies for Malaria includes:

First administer light purgative to purge the system of the filth.

Alum: Roast alum and then grind it to the powdered form. Mix it with grounded khand and administer daily with four hourly interval.

Grapefruit: Grapefruit is one of the most effective home remedies for malaria. It should be taken daily.

Basil Leaves and Black Pepper: Take 10 gms of basil leaves and 7 grains of black pepper. Grind them nicely to make a fine powder. Sieve it through a thick cloth. Mix it in about 100 gm's of water and this water mixture should be given to the patient at least twice daily, preferably on empty stomach.

Water: Drink as much water as you can.

Lime and Lemon: Lime and lemon are valuable in the quartan type of malarial fever. About three grams of lime should be dissolved in about 60 ml of water and the juice of one lemon added to it.