Nowadays, almost every home has its medicine cabinet filled with different kinds of meds, first aid products, etc. However, is our medicine cabinet full of the right stuff? In a lot of cases, it may be full of over-the-counter meds that contain a lot of different chemicals instead of containing more natural and safer alternatives.
With this in mind, we will tackle the issue of whether a medicine cabinet can be more nature-oriented and help you maintain your optimal health and save you money? According to Deep Roots at Home, there is a beneficial method to transform your medicine cabinet and ditch the chemicals.
Come on; let us find out how to do it!
Transforming Your Medicine Cabinet
“Rules” to Follow:
- Buy
products you only need and when you need them - There
are a lot of remedies you can make on your own, instead of buying them - Watch
out for ingredients and product quality - Look
for best value, not for highest price
Remedies for colds and the flu
- Vitamin
D3 - Vitamin
C - Elderberry
- Chelated
zinc - Grapefruit
seed extract - Cod
liver oil - Odorless
garlic pills - Colloidal
silver - Bentonite
clay and mineral salts (for baths) - Echinacea
tea
Digestive Health
- Peppermint
essential oil - Probiotics
- Ginger
tea - Bentonite
clay - Activated
charcoal
First Aid & Pain Management Section
- Activated
charcoal - Lavender
essential oil - Arnica
gel - White
willow bark
Allergies, Sinuses, and Respiratory Problems
- Vitamin
D3 - Eucalyptus
essential oil - Mullein
- Elderberry
syrup and tincture - Colloidal
silver - Neti
pot and saline solution - Diffuser
for essential oil
Eyes & Ears Protection
- Willow
or garlic ear drops - Similasan
eye drops
PMS Symptoms & Headaches
- Magnesium
- PMS
tea free of caffeine
Anti-Aging Remedies
- Turmeric
- Selenium
- Cod liver oil
- Ginkgo biloba
- CoQ10
- Vitamin B3
- Himalayan pink salt
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