Especially in the cold months, winter depression is on everyone’s lips. Because more and more people react with mental suffering to those times, as sun and warmth are scarce and gray dreariness prevails. However, these symptoms are more likely to temporary weather sensitivity and do not usually indicate winter depression. What is winter depression? Winter … Winter Depression: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The turnip is one of the old vegetables, which for a long time were hardly present in German kitchens. However, the comeback of the white turnip has long begun. Rightly so, because the turnip can score especially with valuable ingredients and provides a new flavor in many dishes. This is what you should know about … May Beet: Intolerance & Allergy
Savoy cabbage is a cultivated variety of head cabbage with deep green, curly cabbage leaves. Similar to red and white cabbage, it is considered an element of home cooking and grows slightly faster than these varieties. This is what you should know about savoy cabbage Savoy cabbage has been known as a cultivated vegetable since … Savoy Cabbage: Intolerance & Allergy
It is not always necessary to buy expensive creams or take advantage of treatments to treat dark circles around the eyes. At first, an attempt can also be made to remove the dark circles with the help of classic home remedies. There are many different household remedies that are supposed to help against dark circles. … Household remedy against dark circles
Cucumber slice Cut two slices from one cucumber and place them on the eyes for about 10 minutes. The cucumber should best be taken out of the refrigerator or alternatively the cucumber slices should be placed in the refrigerator before use until they are cold. The cucumber slices provide moisture and at the same time … Cucumber slice | Household remedy against dark circles
Products Potato starch is used as an excipient in medicines, especially in tablets. It is also known as potato flour. Structure and properties Potato starch is obtained from the tubers of the potato L.. It exists as a very fine, white powder that crunches between the fingers when rubbed. Potato starch is practically insoluble in … Potato Starch
Parsnips are a native root vegetable that has been part of the human diet since the Roman Empire. The flavor of parsnip (also parsnip) is sweet and spicy and can lean toward tart. This is what you should know about the parsnip Both the beet of the parsnip and the leaves can be used, the … Parsnip: Intolerance & Allergy
What home remedies are available for heartburn? A self-treatment of heartburn (reflux) with home remedies is only recommended if the symptoms are mild and do not occur regularly, otherwise it must be assumed that heartburn is caused by an organic disorder that must be treated appropriately by a physician. As a guideline, if the symptoms … Heartburn home remedy
Ginger The regular consumption of fresh ginger in various dishes, pure or as a tea preparation can have a preventive effect against heartburn. Ginger inhibits the production of gastric acid and soothes the stomach lining. Furthermore, the pungent substances contained in ginger stimulate the stomach passage. This means that food is transported out of the … Ginger | Heartburn home remedy
Rusk Rusk is recommended for many gastrointestinal tract complaints. It improves the symptoms of heartburn, as the dry rusk absorbs and binds excess stomach acid. The starchy flour contained in the rusk is supposed to ensure this. In addition, the rusk is easily digestible and the stomach, which may be affected by heartburn, is not … Rusk | Heartburn home remedy
Milk Yoghurt Milk is considered a popular and well-known household remedy against heartburn. It has been proven that milk calms the throat after heartburn. The pH value of milk is about 6.5 and is slightly acidic.However, compared to stomach acid (pH between 1.5-4.5), it has a neutralizing effect, so milk can help with heartburn. However, … Milk Yoghurt | Heartburn home remedy
A very carbohydrate-rich vegetable is the rutabaga. It came to us in Germany from Scandinavia as early as the 17th century. It is also called “Swedish turnip”, which suggests its Nordic origin. In all probability, it is a subspecies of rapeseed. In northeastern Germany it is also called Wryke or Wruke. In times of war … Rutabaga: Intolerance & Allergy
