5 Natural Remedies for Paralysis

If you are looking for simple and effective natural remedies for paralysis, continue reading this article and find out what they are. But first.

As with all medical conditions, the first thing to do when you suffer from partial or total paralysis is to consult a neurologist and follow their recommendations. The natural remedies for paralysis that we’ll share with you come as natural treatments in this situation, and can really help the recovery process. Let’s get started!

5 Natural Remedies for Paralysis

1. Mountain Hay, the Remedy for Paralysis

Simmer 3-4 kg of mountain hay in water and steep. Make a large enough bag using a thick but soft cotton fabric so that you can fit your body in, up to the armpits. Get the bag in the hay infusion you’ve made and soak it well, then squeeze the infusion out partially. Get into the bag. Wrap cling foil around the bag and lay down like this for 30 minutes. Repeat the procedure 10 times.

2. Thyme Remedy for Paralysis

Thyme as well as hazel tree buds and chestnut tinctures are very effective in recovering from paralysis. Anoint your spine with one of these tinctures/extracts every day. If you know what parts of your body/brain have been affected, with the use of this remedy certain brain functions can recover partially or fully.

3. Horsetail Baths Remedy

Simmer one handful of minced horsetail plant into 5 liters of water for 30 minutes. Strain the infusion and then pour it into your bathwater. Bathe for 30 minutes in this warm natural infusion, at room temperature.

4. Dry Body Brushing for Paralysis

Scrub your body with a rough clothes brush pressing more and more energetically on your skin. Start with the tip of your toes going up and then come back down, brushing every bit of your body. On the first day do the brushing for 10 minutes and on the following days increase the time, so gradually you scrub your body for 50-60 minutes a day. As simple as it sounds, this is amongst the best natural remedies for paralysis, as dry brushing stimulates the lymphatic system, and supports microcirculation, blood detox, and general body detox.

5. Pine Oil Remedy for Paralysis

Use an essential pine oil in your aromatherapy lamp to diffuse this natural healing scent into your room. Essential pine oil can have beneficial effects on the nervous system and the brain and help with recovery. Rosemary oil is another essential oil with proven benefits for the nervous system, especially in hysteria and paralysis.

Home Remedy for Salivary Glands Paralysis

In case you suffer from salivary glands paralysis there is a very simple natural remedy that we recommend. Make a compress with crushed calendula flowers and apply it under your jaw. Resume daily, until complete recovery. That’s it!

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We truly hope that these natural remedies for paralysis and salivary gland paralysis will really help you out. Let us know if they’ve worked for you too, by leaving a comment below. If you’ve found this article useful, please share it so more people can use this information. Stay healthy, naturally!