Are you considering home remedies for your hemorrhoids? A doctor weighs in on home treatments, including witch hazel, aloe, psyllium husk, apple cider vinegar, tea tree oil and a less-known remedy made from Epsom salt and glycerin.
5 Doctor-Approved Home Remedies for Restless Legs Syndrome
When it comes to treating restless legs syndrome, anything that relieves symptoms is worth trying. Here are 5 options our sleep expert suggests.
Can Drinking Pickle Juice Help Your Acid Reflux Symptoms?
Have you heard of drinking pickle juice as a home remedy for acid reflux? Find answers to questions that pique your curiosity in our series, The Short Answer. Gastroenterologist Christine Lee, MD, fields this one.
How Much Do You Know About Treating a Cold?
For many hallowed home remedies, there’s no scientific research to prove they do anything more than distract your mind from how you’re feeling.
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7 Best and Worst Home Remedies for Your Hemorrhoids
Are you considering home remedies for your hemorrhoids? A doctor weighs in on home treatments, including witch hazel, aloe, psyllium husk, apple cider vinegar, tea tree oil and a less-known remedy made from Epsom salts and glycerin.
Weird Wart Home Remedies—and What Works
A quick Internet search will give you many zany ideas about how to get rid of warts. Various home remedies instruct people to use pineapple juice, baking powder, basil, apple cider vinegar or even toothpaste. Online, you’re advised to do the harmless and quirky: Rub the wart with the inside of a banana peel. And … Read More
