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Summer is here and the temperature is rising! Not only water, but electrolytes/salts are lost in sweat. There are plenty of local foods to help put back the salts, for example- Ayran, the slightly salty yoghurt drink, olives, white cheese or Helim. It really brings out the fruity flavour and adds to the minerals in the melon too. For particularly hot days or if you are working outside you could drink a small bottle of water with a sachet of Dioralyte dissolved in it. Look out for headaches and tiredness they can be a sign of dehydration. ———- Please note that if you have raised blood pressure check with your doctor regarding adding any salt. Note these ideas do not in any way replace or contradict doctors advice and is undertaken at your own risk.———–
The majority of people know that treatment effect of acupuncture occurs through painless insertion of specially designed tiny needles into specific locations on the skin, i.e. acupuncture points or acupoints. However, not all people know, that several sophisticated and amazingly inter-related theories stand behind this procedure. According to these theories physical and mental well-being of individuals depends on free flow of energy within specific channels, on which acupoints are located. Interrupted free flow of energy causes imbalance of energy and a person gets ill. Acupuncture usually effective in treatment of such chronic medical problems like neck and back pain, headache, allergic conditions, joint problems. Besides that, acupuncture demostrated positive results in medical management of male and female problems, skin and gastrointestinal disorders as well as high blood pressure.
It seems that some things work for some people, but not everyone! Yes, garlic is reputed to work, but may keep friends at bay too! Lavender and citronella are recommended either to put on the skin or in a burner. To ask Helen a question regarding any aspect of health, natural remedies or homeopathic practices in North Cyprus please fill in the box below, alternatively visit the Heart and Soul website here Related articles on Lincguide you may also be interested in:
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1 Response to Staying healthy in North Cyprus
Peter Graham
July 22nd, 2009 at 1:21 pm
Thanks for the advice Helen, I will try my best to taste as bad as possible!