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Onion: A Boon to Humanity
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by Dr. Upneet Kaur |
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Onion is a very common and widely used by the people globally. In India, even the poorest can afford it. It is a form of vegetable and is easily available even at the remotest part of India. It is considered as a very important part of the diet in India. People know onion as a vegetable and salad material primarily and not as a boon to humanity provided by nature. Tooth Disorders Chewing raw onion for three minutes is sufficient to kill all the germs in the mouth. Toothache is often treated by placing a small piece of onion on the bad tooth or gum. Heart Diseases
Ear Disorders Dropped hot in the ear, it relieves earache. Cholera It decreases thirst and restlessness and the patient feels better. It also lessens vomiting and diarrhea immediately. An addition of little sugar to the recipe will increase its effectiveness. Urinary System Disorders
General Uses
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28-Jan-2007 | ||
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