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Summer Sun Cures

 

With summer comes more sun and with more sun comes an extra desire to be outdoors and with spending additional time outdoors comes you guessed it, sunburn.

We all know the major importance of using sunscreen these days. However, even the best of us find ourselves with moments of TOO MUCH SUN. In these cases here are a couple of the best, natural summer sun remedies:

1. Lemon juice - the lemon has an anti-inflammatory function when used both internally and outwardly. When used externally, lemon dilates blood vessels in the skin and the juice works as an astringent, drawing the skin together and relieving pain.

To best apply: use cotton balls and gently apply DILUTED lemon juice to the sunburned skin.

2. Aloe-Vera Juice - this plant member of the lily family has recently been getting a lot of press for its incredible properties, but meanwhile it has been a well- respected healer for thousands of years!

Most of us are familiar with the use of Aloe Gel, but the juice (which is taken from the inner leafs skin) is potent as well if not more so as it can be applied externally and taken internally (but should not be done so by people with gastrointestinal disorders). When used externally, however, Aloe cools and encourages the skin to restore.

To best apply: dip a sterile cloth in aloe juice, place on the burned area. You can also use a spray bottle to continually keep the burned area hydrated with the aloe juice.

To your energy and success, Heather

Author: Heather Dominick
 
Author Bio:

Heather Dominick

Heather Dominick, ?The Energy Expert and Coach to Healers? is an Energy~Nutrition Specialist, with over 10 years of teaching and coaching experience. Heather?s primary focus is in helping others identify sources for increasing their energy and taking their success to the next level. Her strengths include helping clients to articulate their energy and life visions and develop a strategic execution plan to achieve these goals. Heather provides insight, accountability and support to help her clients stay focused and motivated. She helps individuals grow, change and enhance their own energy, success, and lives.

 
 
 

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