Grandma’s Remedies

Now a days lot of people use pink Himalayan salt both in their diet as well as in cooking. Pink Himalayan salt contains trace minerals and can be a flavorful alternative. However, it can replace iodized salt which is essential for our thyroid problems like hypothyroidism and goiter

Apart from adding delicious taste to the dishes, red onion also has become a common ingredient in commercial and homemade shampoo and conditioners. Red onion shampoo and conditioner has gained popularity for its potential benefits for hair health

Fall and winter can leave your hair feeling dry, frizzy, and lifeless. Traditional Indian homemade hair oils are a natural way to restore moisture, strengthen roots, and keep your scalp nourished through the cold months.

Coffee powder is not just for your morning cup. Coffee is special for skin and beauty- it is a popular natural ingredient in beauty and skincare because of its caffeine content, antioxidants, and texture.

Ripened mango fruit contains fiber and sugar. Eating few mangos during season is good. Tender mangoes are used in pickle, to make chutney, in dishes etc. Do you know mango tree  bark, stem, roots, fruits and leaves all have medicinal values?

Pumpkin is often considered a superfood due to its impressive vitamins nutritional profile and various health benefits. This versatile fruit offers a range of nutrients that can support overall well-being. It belongs to cucumber family.

Mucoceles are small, painless cysts that form when saliva becomes trapped in a small pocket on the inside of the mouth, usually on the inner surface of the lips, particularly in lower lip or under the tongue. It is also known as ranula.

Ayurveda, the traditional Indian system of medicine, offers a holistic approach to managing nerve problems by balancing the body’s doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) and supporting the nervous system through herbs, diet, massage, and lifestyle practices.