“Eat” Garlic
Garlic has a bactericidal effect, so let your feet with athlete's foot have a taste too. Rub a clove of garlic on the affected area. The active chemical compounds in garlic act as an effective antifungal agent. It may stop the further spread of common fungal infections like athlete's foot. Mixing crushed garlic with baking soda and applying it between the toes and on the soles of the feet also helps prevent athlete's foot.
“Eat” Oatmeal
Many skin problems in the human body are due to a lack of Vitamin B, such as eczema, athlete's foot, dry skin, and hair loss. Therefore, it is recommended that you add some oatmeal to your bathwater for an oatmeal bath.
During the bath, the hot oatmeal water comes into contact with the skin, allowing the vitamins and special anti-inflammatory substances in oatmeal (avenanthramide) to act on the skin, providing nourishment and an anti-itch effect.
The method for an oatmeal bath is to wrap two tablespoons of oatmeal (pure oatmeal from the supermarket is fine) in a fine or coarse cotton cloth. During the bath, place the small pouch in the bathwater. At the same time, you can also add two drops of olive oil, which can also be used to relieve symptoms of dry skin, itching, and eczema.
Fruity Creamy Oatmeal Porridge
“Eat” Olive Oil
Doctors always say you shouldn't randomly clean your earwax, so what should you do? Give your ears some olive oil to eat. Dripping olive oil into the ear 4 times a day (a few drops each time) can soften earwax. Its effect is the same as medications for treating earwax that you can buy at a pharmacy.
Drink Baking Soda Water
If you are someone who sweats a lot and always has a strong body odor, then you can let your skin drink some baking soda water. You can spray a teaspoon of baking soda water on your armpits or feet, as it is a natural antiperspirant that can reduce the total amount of sweat the body produces in a day.
“Drink” Green Tea
After a day of staring at a computer, your eyes are always sore and uncomfortable. At this time, let's our eyes "toast" to a cup of tea. The specific method is to wrap a cooled, damp green tea bag in a paper towel and apply it to your closed eyes. This helps relieve eye fatigue and itching caused by cold air. This is because the tannic acid in green tea helps relieve eye itching, and the antioxidants and active substances in green tea help accelerate blood circulation around the eyes.
Milky oatmeal