- Honey - it's perfect for relieving the pain of a sore throat and can be effective for cough. it can also serve as the perfect topical application for canker sores.
- Gargling - believe or not, you're less likely to experience respiratory infections and colds if you gargle with plain tap water every day (at least three times).
- Ginger - whether it's motion sickness, morning sickness, or just plain nausea – chewing a piece of crystallized ginger can work wonders.
- Cherry Juice - It is a powerful ingredient to reduce inflammation, but it's also great for preventing gout attacks.
- Dish Soap - looking for relief from poison oak or ivy? Liquid dish soap helps prevent welts and reduce itchiness.
- Olive Oil - it's not just great for earaches, it can even stop you from snoring. Just a small shot before bed should be enough to keep your throat well lubricated.
- Almond Oil & Sugar – the perfect solution to ditch chapped lips. Use the two to make a paste and use a toothbrush to scrub.
- Pickle Juice - are you prone to cramps? Try drinking pickle juice. Yes, really! 2.5 ounces should be enough to do it and you can expect those cramps to subside quickly.
- Apple Cider Vinegar - It's quick to kill a sore throat and even better if you throw in some honey. You can swallow it or gargle it, it's up to you. Another excellent remedy this is handy for is heartburn, just mix a tablespoon of it in with water, and drink before your meals.
- Cayenne Pepper - it might help you burn fat, but as it turns out it's also great for sore throats, too.
- Garlic - garlic can be pressed into an oil, which is excellent for relieving earache pain.
- Fish Oil - fish oil or the oily fish themselves (herring, salmon, mackerel, sardines, and tuna) are great for reducing intestinal inflammation.
- Turmeric - just a quarter teaspoon each day can provide you with some relief from chronic pain.
- Oats - a natural pain reliever for endometrial pain.
- Pineapple - do you suffer from gas and bloating? A cup of fresh pineapple should do the trick.
- Grapes – one heaped cup of grapes each day might be enough to provide you with some much-needed relief from your persistent back pain.
- Salt - soaking ingrown toenails in a bath of salty water for around 20 minutes twice a day can relieve pain.
- Water - staying properly hydrated is a great way to relive the pain of general injuries and aches.
- Peppermint - it's good for sore muscles when dropped in the bath, but peppermint is also great for relieving the pain of an upset stomach, especially if it's related to constipation.
- Blueberries - looking for relief from your urinary tract infection? Try a cup of blueberries every day.
Nature offers a range of natural painkillers that can provide effective relief without relying on synthetic medications. Incorporating these natural remedies into your pain management routine may help alleviate discomfort and promote overall well-being. However, it's important to remember that everyone's body is unique, and certain remedies may be more effective for specific individuals or conditions.
If you have persistent or severe pain, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan.
