Historical remedies
The following claims come from the historical source; they are not verified treatment recommendations.
- A tissue of dates taken with a rice ball and pounded with a little water and given to small children two or three times a day makes weak, tired children plump and plump. [31]
- A spoonful of Palakh bhaji juice mixed with honey and eaten daily will make children strong. [31]
- Feeding fresh juice of ripe tomatoes to young children two to three times a day makes children healthy and strong. [31]
- By feeding sesame to children, if they urinate during sleep at night, it stops and the body becomes strong. [31]
- Drinking five to ten drops of tulsi leaf juice in water daily strengthens the muscles and bones of the child and the child learns to walk quickly. [31]
- Eating onion and jaggery daily increases the height of the child. [31]
- A spoonful of tomato juice, taken before feeding, cures milk vomiting in babies. [31]
- Adding a little salt and jaggery to the milk heated with turmeric cures the child's common cold, phlegm and cough. [31]
- One or two cloves of garlic soaked in milk, drinking strained milk cures children's cough. [31]
- Cough and breathing complaints of children can be cured by mixing coriander and sugar in a bowl. [31]
- A betel leaf with castor oil is slightly heated and placed on the chest of a small child and gently shaken with a warm cloth, the child's phlegm is released. [31]
- Garlic buds are mashed, made into a bag and tied around the child's throat to cure the child's black cough (whooping phlegm-Hadkhi cough). [31]
- If the child's chest is full of phlegm, taking the juice of tulsi leaves in honey two or three times with a pawpaw and heating the tulsi juice on the chest, nose and forehead relieves common cold and phlegm. [31]
- Si p nanrannannangangazannarnarnannarnannarnannarnannan Intestinal worms can be cured in small children by using powder in buttermilk, black cumin powder in honey can cure intestinal worms in children. [32]
- If children have intestinal worms in their stomach, they will die by eating raw carrots. [32]
- By gently rubbing honey and rock salt on the baby's gums, the baby gets teeth easily. [32]
- Feeding carrot juice to children makes teething easier and milk is also digested well. [32]
- By taking the juice of tulsi leaves in honey and rubbing it on the gums, the child's teeth fall out easily without any problems. [32]
- When children are teething, by taking Lindypepper powder or flowered mint in honey and rubbing it on the gums and applying mint powder in honey, the teeth come easily without pain. [32]
- Feeding a spoonful of this juice to a child cures his constipation. [32]
- After boiling one share of water, put five tola (original units) of onion powder in it, strain it, take one spoonful of water and add five drops of honey to it, and rub the child upside down. [32]
- Applying asafoetida on the dooti gives relief if children have runny nose. [33]
- By rubbing nutmeg and dried ginger in the cow's stomach and rubbing it, the child gets rid of diarrhea caused by common cold. [33]
- Getting honey in the juice of betel leaves cures diarrhea and indigestion in small children. [33]
- Regular consumption of papaya during pregnancy gives birth to a beautiful baby. [62]
Made for Gujarati life in the UK.