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Topic: Raw Onions
Marley's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:12 AM

you asked and I shall answer.Onion juice has the ability to increase vision and relieve ear-ache. For increased vision, mix juice with bee’s honey and apply on eye-lids. For ear-ache, put a few drops of hot onion juice on ear or cut a red onion in half and plug affected organ





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Onion helps colour the hair and foster hair growth. It has been recommended in old Ayurveda texts for obesity — fat people were advised to eat raw onions.

Fernando explains that onions give the best results when eaten raw because cooking partially destroys active properties contained in a highly volatile oil. "Their raw juice is an irritant, but onions should be eaten raw as often as possible, in salads or added (chopped finely) to soups and vegetables," she recommends, adding that drinking a cup of mild after rinsing the mouth well with cold water helps rid the breath of onion smell.

For general health, Fernando has two preparations: Take four medium size onions, sliced. Pour one cup of hot water, leave to macerate for two or three hours. Strain and drink two or three times a day, before meals. Secondly, grate one or two onions as finely as possible. Mix together with a spoonful of bee’s honey, and take two to three times a day. In the West, she says, the same preparation is taken with a glass of wine.

For anaemia, exhaustion, bronchial complaints, flatulence, dropsy, urinary infections, arthritis, rheumatism, diabetes and gravel retention in urine: Macerate 100 grams of finely-chopped onions in a litre of pure coconut arrack for 48 hours; press and strain through a fine cloth and drink two tablespoons in the mornings on an empty stomach for eight or ten consecutive days, preferably when the moon is on the wane or at the time of the new moon. This also lowers blood sugar levels.

Fernando continues that onions are a useful remedy for coughs and bronchitis. Cut three to six onions, put into a pint of water, boil for five to ten minutes, strain and sweeten with honey. Drink five to six times a day, three tablespoons at a time.

They can also be prepared as a cough syrup: Boil quarter pound of chopped onions in half a bottle of water for five to ten minutes, strain, add 10 tablespoons of sugar and boil gently until it is of a thick syrup consistency. Dose: two to six tablespoons a day.

Fernando prescribes eating onions baked in hot ashes and mixed with ghee or butter for hoarseness in the throat. For those inflicted with bleeding or non-bleeding haemorrhoids,
As an aphrodisiac: Steam a few onions, squeeze and extract the juice (half-a-cup), add two tablespoons of ghee. Drink daily on an empty stomach.



Eating raw red onions with your dinner induces sound sleep. Meanwhile, a crushed onion held to the nose has the same effect as smelling salts during a fainting fit.

To remove freckles, apply crushed onions in vinegar daily on the face. This is specially effective in fangi skin or aluhan.

For ear-ache or buzzing in the ear, heat the onion juice and put few drops in ear. This juice can also soothe an acute toothache.

Fernando says that onions baked in hot ashes or in an oven and reduced to an ointment, mixed with ghee and applied very hot on abscesses helps to bring abscesses or boils to a head more quickly and relieve the pain.

Onions for an effective antidote for bee stings and as an aid for serpent bites, she describes. Crush the onions and rub briskly on affected spot.

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One home remedy for asthma: Give a solution of onion juice with one tablespoon of honey and 1/8 tablespoon of black pepper.






As a home remedy for boils, apply hot paste of onion. For scars (such as those left behind after chicken pox or as a result of wounds) apply juice or paste. It can also be massaged into the skin.

For haemorrhoids and passing of blood with urine, crush together red onion and kohila, extract juice and administer.

For bleeding nose, eat red onion with salads or inhale fumes of onion during bleeding. The flow stops almost instantly.

For disurea, eat onion curry or in raw form.
that was some very interesting reading i just deleted


Macerate? Should that be under Sex & Dating? Yeah, every now and then.

Marley's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:14 AM
I've heard of spankin the monkey but never spankin the onion.

Winx's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:14 AM
Tina,

There's no way that I would do those things with onions. Ugh.

lilith401's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:15 AM

I've heard of spankin the monkey but never spankin the onion.


Not laughing. Not a freaking joke thread for your ilk, dude.

misstina2's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:15 AM

Tina,

There's no way that I would do those things with onions. Ugh.
come on you know I'm playing:wink:

Winx's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:17 AM


Tina,

There's no way that I would do those things with onions. Ugh.
come on you know I'm playing:wink:


I knew you first comment was you playing. But..that long list...is that playing?

misstina2's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:19 AM



Tina,

There's no way that I would do those things with onions. Ugh.
come on you know I'm playing:wink:


I knew you first comment was you playing. But..that long list...is that playing?
I copied it:tongue:

Winx's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:20 AM




Tina,

There's no way that I would do those things with onions. Ugh.
come on you know I'm playing:wink:


I knew you first comment was you playing. But..that long list...is that playing?
I copied it:tongue:


That's what the ugh was for.

Your first comment got this:ill

laugh

PacificStar48's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:40 AM
Sounds to me like the step mother was concerned that the child had been spanked way too hard and she was useing a homemade "cure" to reduce the bruiseing.

Since the step mother has no familial tie to the child she shound not be touching his buttocks regardless of the reason. If the child was with the father it was so the FATHER could be the Parent not the Step-mother.

If your child has commented about this after seeing the doctor evidently he has some confusion about what boundries he is allowed.

Doesn't sound like any of them are being honored by the ex. I think I would be taking my child to a professional and trying to find out out what was or is going on.

lilith401's photo
Thu 02/05/09 11:41 AM

I think I would be taking my child to a professional and trying to find out out what was or is going on.


Um, yes. His doctor, ABPP certified psychologist.

krupa's photo
Thu 02/05/09 03:32 PM


Actually I add onions and garlic to almost everything I cook for my dogs....once it permeates the skin and fur it acts as an insect repellant. Definitely makes a difference with fleas and mosquitoes.
Arent onions toxic to dogs and cats?>???huh


Apparently not. I only use small amounts anyway but, all my dogs that I have had didn't mind them and lived to be 15 years +

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Fri 02/06/09 11:55 AM

Anyone ever heard of these being used on the skin for any sort of purpose?
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