How many of these first-aid remedies in your kitchen do you know?

Introduction: It is very important to provide timely treatment when encountering accidental injuries or discomfort. According to a report from the American "Fox News," the kitchen is a first aid kit, with readily available first-aid tools.

Onion: Treats minor burns. After a burn, immediately rinse the wound under cold water for about 10 minutes, then take an onion, cut it open, and apply it to the affected area to help relieve pain. In addition, onions can also be used for bee stings.

Onion and Minced Meat Patty

Salt: Treats a sore throat. A sore throat is common in autumn or when you have a cold. Gargling with mild salt water can relieve sore throat symptoms. Adding Sichuan peppercorns makes it even more effective. The reason is that both Sichuan peppercorns and salt can kill bacteria and disinfect, and Sichuan peppercorns also have a certain anesthetic effect, which is very effective in relieving sore throats caused by colds.

Green Tea: Reduces eye puffiness. From prolonging life to protecting the heart, green tea has a wide range of health benefits. But less well-known is that green tea has the effect of reducing swelling and constricting blood vessels, which can relieve eye puffiness. You can steep green tea in boiling water, let it cool, wrap the tea leaves in gauze and apply them to the eyes, or use a cotton pad soaked in tea water to apply to the eyes, which can effectively relieve eye puffiness. The effect is even better if you refrigerate the tea water for 15 minutes.

Kiwi Green Tea Pancake

Honey: Relieves hangover symptoms. Honey can help the body metabolize alcohol faster. After drinking, the body is prone to potassium deficiency. Drinking some honey water can replenish potassium, which in turn relieves hangover symptoms such as fatigue, headache, thirst, and stomach discomfort.

Honey Dough Twists

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