Natural Remedy for Sneezing

                             

Sneezing:

• Sneezing is your body’s way of removing irritants from your nose or throat. A sneeze is a powerful expulsion of air that is involuntary, which means you cannot control it. Sneezing often happens suddenly and may also be called sternutation.

Causes:

• Sneezing is caused by irritation to the mucus membranes of the nose or throat. It can be very bothersome, but is rarely a sign of a serious problem.

Symptoms:

1. Allergic rhinitis
2. Common cold
3. Flu
4. Asthma

Diagnosis:

• Avoiding exposure to the allergen is the best way to control sneezing caused by allergies. In some cases, you may need to move out of a home with a mold spore problem. Sneezing that is not due to an allergy will disappear when the illness that is causing it is cured or treated.

Ingredients:

1. Grape Fruit
2. Lemon juice
3. Honey

Natural Remedies:

• Grapefruit and lemon boiled in one cup of water for 15 minutes makes an excellent home remedy for sneezing. Use only the fruit, not the rind. Cool and mix with raw honey to relieve symptoms.
• Lemon is beneficial in all types of cold with fever. Vitamin C-rich lemon juice increases body resistance, decreases toxicity and reduces the duration of the illness. One lemon should be diluted in a glass of warm water, and a teaspoon of honey should be added to it. This should be taken once or twice daily.
• Herbal teas mixed with honey are considered as excellent natural home remedies for Sneezing. Chamomile, Echinacea and nettle tea, in particular are quit helpful in healing this problem. You can also prepare a tea by keeping two tablespoons of fennel seeds in a cup of boiling water for about 15-20 minutes and finally straining and drinking it two times in a day. cut the grape fruit and lemon juice. Add honey to boil and mix it. If you drink with morning and evening, you will subside the sneezing.

Money and Peace

Long time ago, two friends lived together in a village named: Beeru. Both friends were known to each other since long; hence they were very close to each other. Incidentally, both of them were very poor and unemployed, and so, they used to search for a suitable job for each of them.
One day, one of them named: Raju found a good job that pays him a handsome salary along with other perks. While other friend named: Rajesh remained where it was. Raju joined his job and gradually improved his lifestyle.
Overwhelming money slowly took him away from Rajesh, who was once his closest friend. Rajesh, still, could find a descent work, hence did whatever he gets to live his life. He even stopped meeting Raju coz of his growing status and money power, which departed two close friends.
As Raju was growing day by day, he is also getting the victim of over possessiveness about his money; perhaps, he started being too much concerned for his wealth and often afraid of losing it. His wealth became so important for him that he could not even sleep in the night coz of his distress about his wealth.
On the other hand, Rajesh was living his lifestyle comfortably, though he was lacking the money and wealth. One day, Raju decided to give away a descent part of his wealth to Rajesh, so he went to Rajesh and gave him a bag full of money, and told him, “You’re my best friend, and I can’t see you in a dearth, so please accept a gift from my side and change your lifestyle.” Rajesh surprised but accepted the money and used it for his well growing.
Rajesh noticed a considerable change in his life after getting money, coz he started feeling too many phobias for his money, perhaps, he stopped sleeping the whole night in fear of losing his money as Raju used to have.

He realized the fact that he is becoming possessive to his money, and so, he decided to return money back to his friend Raju. He went to Raju and said, “My friend thanks for your concerns about my dearth, but I can’t keep your money coz it is taking away my jollity and easygoing lifestyle.” He also said, “You did not take care of me when you were growing; now why you start thinking about me? Is this the reason? You also want me to have a sleepless night? No, my friend we’re better as a stranger.” And he left. Raju then realized what he had lost in return of his wealth.

Dad’s Blessings short story

There was a place in Banglore where a rich man used to live with his lone son. His son was good at studies; hence father expected him to be a successful businessman, but on his own – not on father’s support.
Son was very fond of sports cars; perhaps he had dreamed of having a sports car on becoming a graduate someday. Years passed by, and son reached to the final year of his graduation, hence he decided to look around and find a sports car for him, hoping his father would gift it to him when he’d complete his graduation. He found an interesting contemporary sports car with all the features he was looking for.
Suddenly, the day came when he was going to have his graduation degree formally. He took the blessings of his father and went to the college hoping when he would return; his father would offer him a sports car!
He took his graduation degree, and returned to home and told his father that he finally became a graduate and asked his father for his gift. Father proudly grates his son and gave him a gift packed with a shining cover.
Son surprised and opened the pack; he disappointed to see a Bible inside the pack embracing his name in gold. He yelled on his father, “Is this what you gift to me?” He threw the pack and left the home with thorough frustration. He never came back. Many years later he became a successful rich businessman having all the blessings of the life, like a beautiful house, sports car, and other luxuries.
Once, he decided to return to his father, since he was never gone back to his home after his graduation day. Perhaps, before he could go to his home, he got a telegram stating his father has been passed away leaving all his wealth to his son, and so; he has to come back to claim his entire wealth.
Son returned the home and surprised to see that the home was as it is, as it was, when he left it. He curiously searched everywhere and found the bible his father gifted him. He opened it and found a hanging key on the last page of the Bible.

The key was of his favorite sports car he dreamed of on his graduation. Key was along with a note written, “God Bless you my son, Bible is more important that this key, hence I’m attaching key on the last page so you can worth Bible more than car key” Son felt guilty for leaving his father and not honoring his blessings!

NATURAL MEDICINE FOR HEADACHE

Headache means “Pain in various parts of the head, not confined to the area of distribution of any nerve”. In fact, there are several different types of headaches. Headache is also known as Cephalalgia. Some of the causes of headaches are benign while others can be medical emergencies.

Causes:

·         Stress

·         Depression

·         Anxiety

·         Bad posture

·         Staying in one position for a long time

·         Working in an awkward position for a long time

·         Clenching one’s jaw

Symptoms:
 A headache or cephalgia is pain anywhere in the region of the head or neck. It can be a symptom of a number of different conditions of the head and neck.

Diagnosis:

·         In the majority of cases, primary headaches respond well to treatment. They are unpleasant but are not harmful if they do not occur as a symptom of another condition. For treatment to be effective it is important that the patient adheres to the doctor’s instructions.

Ingredients:
 Marigold plant leaves.

Natural Remedies:

·         Nature and Benefits: Flowers bitter taste, its cool, distinctive smell. Tahi kotok efficacious anti-inflammatory dilutes phlegm, cough medicine, laxative urine (diuretic), and improve digestive disorders. Chemical Ingredients: Containing 0.1% interest tegetiin terthienyl, helenian 0.74%, flavoxanthin. Part used as medicine is the flower. Flowers can be dried for storage. The leaves also have medicinal and oil.

Marigold leaves have a capacity to reduce your headache, so  apply marigold leaves juice on your forehead.

HOW TO REDUCE BODY HEAT

Body Cooling:

·         Body cooling is a treatment used to help newborns who may have experienced a lack of oxygen during delivery. Lack of oxygen and diminished blood supply to the brain can cause brain injury. This brain injury can be mild, moderate, or severe.

Causes:

·         The cause of sweating and body odor stems from your body’s temperature regulation system, specifically your sweat glands. Sweating helps maintain your body temperature, hydrates your skin and balances your body fluids and electrolytes, chemicals in your body such as sodium and calcium. Your skin has two types of sweat glands: eccrine glands and apocrine glands.

Symptoms:

1.     Body Heat

Diagnosis:

·         The hypothermia treatment involves placing the newborn on a special plastic blanket that contains cool, circulating water. The cool water reduces the baby’s body temperature to as low as 92.3 degrees Fahrenheit. The reduced temperature is sustained for three days, and then returned to normal.

Ingredients:

1.     Cucumber

Natural Remedies:

·         The cucumber contains the minerals manganese, molybdenum, potassium, silica, sulfur, and lesser amounts sodium, calcium, phosphorus and chlorine. During dry and hot weather, drink a glass of cucumber and celery juice. It cools the body literally.

·         Before you bath, take the cucumber with grind paste. Apply the cucumber paste in your body. Then if you take bath, your body will cool. Body smooth as silk.

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Annai Theresa Memorial Orphan Girl marriage Assistance

T.N.Govt. Girl Child protection Scheme

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LET US ERADICATE POLIO FROM OUR COUNTRY

Polio is a disease that has caused paralysis in millions of children worldwide over the years. Polio is caused by a virus that lives in the throat and intestinal tract. It is spread mainly through contact with the feces of an infected person (for instance, by changing diapers).

Some children who get polio don’t feel ill at all. Others have the symptoms of a common cold, sometimes accompanied by pain and stiffness in the neck, back and legs. But some

children get severe muscle pain, and within a week can be paralyzed — in other words, loose the use of their muscles. Usually paralysis affects a child’s legs, but it can also affect other muscles, including those that control breathing.

Depending on the sites of paralysis, polio can be classified as spinal, bulbar, or spino-bulbar disease. Progression to maximum paralysis is rapid (2–4 days), is usuallyassociated with fever and muscle pain, and rarely continues after the patient’s temperaturehas returned to normal.

Spinal paralysis is typically asymmetric and moresevere proximally than distally. Deep tendon reflexes are absent or diminished. Bulbarparalysis can compromise respiration and swallowing.

Paralytic polio is fatal in 2%–10% of cases. After the acute episode, many patients recover at least some musclefunction and prognosis for recovery can usually be established within 6 months afteronset of paralytic manifestations.

There is no treatment for polio, and some children die from it. The incubation period for poliomyelitis is commonly 6 to 20 days with a range of 3 to 35 days.

Sivagami Ammaiyar Ninaivu Girl Child Protection Scheme

Sivagami Ammaiyar Ninaivu Girl Child Protection Scheme

Introduction This scheme was launched in the year April 1992 in order to lift the status of the girl children in the society and to abolish the practice of female infanticide. In the fond memory of the then Chief minister of Tamilnadu “Thiru Kamarajar”, the scheme was renamed as Sivagami Ammaiyar ninaivu girl child protection scheme in the year 2006. By the year 31st March 2010, 6192 girl children in the State of Tamilnadu are benefited.

What are the objectives of the scheme? The objectives of the scheme are: a.          To promote family planning b.          To eradicate female infanticide c.          To promote the welfare of the girl child in poor families and to raise the status of the girl child

What is the assistance provided under this scheme? There are two types of schemes namely: a.          Under scheme 1 Rs.22, 200/- fixed receipt in the name of girl child for the family which has only one girl child. b.          Under scheme II Rs.15, 200/- fixed receipt in the name of girl child for the family which has two girl children only. c.          An amount of Rs.150/- as an incentive on monthly basis for the girl child after the completion of 5 years from the date of deposit and up to 20 years of deposit for the purpose of girls education

What are the criteria for availing the benefit under this scheme? The criteria for availing the benefits under this scheme are: a.          Under the scheme one the annual family income should be below Rs.50,000/- b.          Under the scheme two the annual family income should be below Rs.12,000/- c.          Either of the parents should have undergone sterilization within 35 years d.          Family should have one/two female children and no male child e.          In future no male child should be adopted

Who are the beneficiaries under this scheme? The girl child from the poor families are the beneficiaries under this scheme.

When will be the fixed deposit will get matured? The fixed deposit will get matured on the completion of 29 years of deposit.

What is the time limit for application to avail the scheme? The time limit for application to be sent is: a.          Under the scheme I – Application should be sent before the completion of 3 years of the girl child. b.          Under the scheme II– Application should be sent before the completion of 3 years of the second girl child.

What are the other benefits available under this scheme? The annual incentive of Rs.1800/- is given to the girl child every year on 30th of March, from the completion of 6th year of fixed deposit for meeting the Education expenses.

What is the estimated time limit for the process of applications? From the date of receipt of applications, it will be processed in within one month.

Who are the officials to be contacted by the beneficiaries for availing the scheme? The District social welfare officer, District program officer, Child development project officer, Extention officer (SW) and Rural welfare officers (Women)

Where should the grievance to be addressed? The grievances may be addressed to: 1.          The Director, Tamilnadu State social Welfare Board, Chepauk, Chennai 600 005. 2.          District Collector 3.          District Social Welfare Officer.

Sathya Ammaiyar Ninaivu Government Orphanages

Sathya Ammaiyar Ninaivu Government Orphanages

Introduction Under this scheme orphan, deserted, destitute and abandoned children are supported. Children without parent or with the single parent are also covered. Children of ailing parents and prisoners, parents are alive but father is severely differently abled and the child is taken cared by mother are also covered under this scheme.

What are the objectives of the scheme? The objective of the scheme is to provide education to orphan and destitute children by giving free food, clothing, shelter and medical care.

What is the assistance provided under this scheme? The assistance provided under this scheme are accommodation, education, uniform, free text books and note books, medical facilities, chappals and bedding.

What are the criteria for availing the benefit under this scheme? The criteria for availing the benefits under this scheme are: a.          Under this scheme the annual income of the parents should be below Rs.24,000/- b.          Eligible age for girls in between 5 years to 18 years, and in case of Boys up to 5th standard.

Who are the beneficiaries under this scheme? a.          The children of the ailing parents and prisoners b.          Orphan, deserted, destitute and abandoned children c.          The children without parents or single parent

Are there any special considerations/preference under this scheme? The girls without parents are admitted up to 21 years for their higher studies as a special consideration under this scheme

For the year 2010-2011 what is the budget estimated to be allocated for this scheme? For the year 2010-2011 Rs.955.95 Lakh has been allocated in the budget for the beneficiaries under this scheme

How many orphanages are functioning in Tamilnadu under this scheme? There are 27 orphanages functioning under this scheme

What is the estimated time limit for the process of applications? From the date of receipt of applications, it will be processed in within one month.

Who are the officials to be contacted by the beneficiaries for availing the scheme? The District social welfare officer, District program officer, Child development project officer, Extention officer (SW) and Rural welfare officers (Women)

Where should the grievance to be addressed? The grievances may be addressed to: 1.          The Director, Tamilnadu State social Welfare Board, Chepauk, Chennai 600 005. 2.          District Collector 3.          District Social Welfare Officer.