Against bad breath it’s recommended to chew fresh leaves of mint or parsley. It also helps to chew on fresh or dried seeds from cumin, caraway, fennel, lovage or fenugreek. Try chewing 2-3 fresh or dried peppermint leaves or 2-3 fresh or dried lemon balm leaves. Parsley is also a good thing when you’ve eaten garlic; it’s best if you chew it raw.
Folk Medicine and Remedies Bad breath
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Medicinal Uses For Common Culinary Spices, LEMONGRASS
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½ cup dried leaves to 2 pints of water, simmer for 10 minutes, and sip to bring down fevers....
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Collecting Herbs for Magical Workings, Finding Your Herbs
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forests or natural fields on public land, but for many it can be a challenge to source wild herbs.If...
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Folk Medicine and Remedies Colds – bronchitis
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If you have mucus in your chest or bronchitis, two cups of Hyssop tea (hyssopus officinalis) a day may...
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Medicinal Uses For Common Culinary Spices, VANILLA
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Sexual stimulant. Soak a cotton ball with vanilla extract, squeeze it out, put it under the tongue and it...
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Medicinal Uses For Common Culinary Spices, ASPARAGUS.
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Boil in water and drink the water for kidney problems. Dissolves uric acid deposits and promotes urination.
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Herbal Folklore & Old Fashioned Tips, Garlic
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Herbal Folklore & Old Fashioned Tips, Garlic. It was thought to give strength and courage. Aristotle noted garlic’s use...
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Herbs Listed by Medical Symptom E
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Earache: garlic. Eczema: marigold. Eliminate Toxins: apple, coltsfoot, shepherd’s purse. Exhaustion: catclaw, St. Johnswort, thyme, vitamin B12. Expectorant: bugloss,...
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Medicinal Uses For Common Culinary Spices, CILANTRO.
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Leafy part of coriander plant. Food poisoning preventative.