Historical remedies
The following claims come from the historical source; they are not verified treatment recommendations.
- (Eczema, khas, khujli, daraj) Applying three-day old urine on the eczema morning and evening cures eczema for sure. [11]
- (Keep three bottles and keep filling urine in one bottle daily) Grate the carrot and add some salt to it, heat it and tie it on the eczema, it cures the eczema. [11]
- Eczema is cured by burning the bark of dates or taking its ash with camphor and asafoetida and applying it on eczema. [11]
- Eczema is cured by soaking lime and papadkhar in water and applying it on the eczema. [11]
- Getting sugar in the juice of Tandalja bhaji and drinking it cures cough. [11]
- Applying onion juice on eczema cures eczema. [11]
- Eczema is cured by boiling potato slices and applying them on hot eczema that is tolerable. [11]
- Eczema is cured by tying boiled neem leaves on eczema and drinking half a cup of neem juice in the morning and evening. [11]
- Applying amla in burnt sesame oil cures scabies. [11]
- Massaging the body with chickpea flour in water and taking a bath relieves itching. [11]
- Kneading mustard seed in curd and adding a little water to it and sticking it on the drawer cleans the drawer. [11]
- Daraj is cured by kneading olive oil in curd. [11]
- Burnt tuvar leaves and paste in curd relieves itching, if your body is itchy, massaging mustard oil relieves itchiness. [11]
Made for Gujarati life in the UK.