Horseradish treat sinusitis

It is a known cure for thousands of years in Eastern Europe and Asia. Shares of beneficial plant and led to its use as a remedy for sinusitis. It is used both internally and especially externally. Here are the most popular treatments with horseradish:

Treatment with horseradish sinusitis - external use
Horseradish external application is usually more effective than treatment with horseradish internal use.

with horseradish poultice. Place in a bowl: 2 tablespoons flour horseradish, 2 tablespoons of flaxseed meal. Add water and mix well until it forms a paste. It should be wrapped in gauze and apply on affected area for a long time. In sinusitis, apply poultice on the forehead as long as it is supported
grated horseradish. 2-3 tablespoons of grated horseradish are wrapped in gauze and applied to the root of the nose or forehead. It appears you until the burning sensation on the skin
Treatment of sinusitis with horseradish - use:
horseradish syrup. A date with grated horseradish root, mixed with 4 tablespoons of honey, leave to soak for several minutes. Strain syrup and get raw. Uneaten boil with some water (enough to cover). After boiling, strain the press, let cool, then mix with raw syrup. Take three tablespoons a day. It is recommended in asthma, chronic bronchitis, diseases of middle and lower respiratory tract in general.
Horseradish tincture. Horseradish roots are given a small grater, and then put in a jar to fill a third, completing the rest of the food with white spirit 80 degrees. After eight days strain, pressing the mixture through gauze. Take half a teaspoon 3-4 times per day for treating cough, cold preparations, flu. Other indications: adjuvant therapy in anemia, anorexia, symptomatic treatment of urinary tract infections, digestive atonii, hypoacid gastritis.

 

Side effects and contraindications:

Horseradish applied externally can cause skin redness and irritation. Protect your skin with a moisturizer applied before at least a quarter of an hour, in a consistent layer.
Horseradish as a treatment for internal use should be avoided by people suffering from hypothyroidism, hemorrhoids, heart disease and kidney disease.