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Natural or Organic Treatments of Scurvy
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Tags: Scurvy, deficiency disease, vitamin C, collagen, scorbutus, mucous membranes, Barlow's Disease, homeopathic, organic, natural treatment, alternative medicine
There are many Home Remedies for the treatment of Scurvy.
| | Home Remedies for Scurvy : |
| | Scurvy treatment using Indian Gooseberry - The Indian gooseberry is one of the most effective home remedies for scurvy. It is the richest source of vitamin C. Dry amla should be powdered with an equal quantity of sugar. This powder should be given in doses of one teaspoon, three times daily, with milk. |
| | Scurvy treatment using Lime and Lemon : |
| | The use of lime and lemon is highly beneficial in the prevention and treatment of scurvy. Being rich sources of vitamin C, lime and lemon are regarded as foods of exceptional therapeutic value. They have saved the lives of innumerable crews of ocean-going vessels from scurvy. The juice of one lime or lemon mixed in a glass of water, with a teaspoon of honey, should be taken for treating this condition. |
| | Scurvy treatment using Mango Powder : |
| | Another effective remedy for scurvy is the use of aamchur, a popular article of diet in Indian houses, consisting of green mangoes - skinned, stoned, cut into pieces, dried in the sun and powdered. Fifteen grams of aamchur are believed to be equivalent to thirty grams of good lime on account of its citric content. |
| | Scurvy treatment using Potato : |
| | Potato is regarded as an excellent food remedy for scurvy. It contains up to 17 mg of vitamin C, can be found in 100 mg of potatoes. It has been noted that scurvy in Europe has become more and more uncommon with the progress of potato cultivation and it makes its appearance only when the crop fails. |
| | Scurvy treatment using Jaundice Berry : |
| | Jaundice berry is a valuable herbal remedy fur scurvy. The leaves of the plant are anti-scorbutic or anti-scurvy. A decoction of the leaves can be prepared by boiling 15 gm of dried leaves in 500 ml of water till it is reduced by one-third. About 150 to 175 ml of the decoction can be taken at a time. The juice of the berry is also beneficial and can be taken in doses of 2 to 4 ml. |
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