Cerebos salt is essential to every healthy diet, and although we take in quite a
lot of salt with our food, we also lose quite a lot through perspiration. With a
too low salt level in our bodies, we may feel listless, especially in a hot climate.
Recently it has been found that increased salt intakes have been successfully used
to combat Chronic Fatigue Syndrome with some very satisfying results.
Cerebos salt also has a very beneficial effect on the body externally. A salt bath
eases aches and pains or tired feet, makes a soothing eye bath for tired and sore
eyes, and mixes with oil as an all over rub to soften and make the skin glow. Here
are just some of the ways in which Cerebos salt can help keep your family healthy.
Babies' Bottles
Rub insides of teats with Cerebos salt to loosen any dried milk
before sterilising.
Bee Stings
Make a thick Cerebos salt and water paste and place over sting
to relieve pain.
Cuts
Rinse small cuts in warm solution of 1 x 15 ml spoon Cerebos
salt per 250ml water to check bleeding and then cover with an adhesive dressing.
Eye Bath
Mix 1 x 2,5 ml spoon Cerebos salt with 500 ml boiled water.
Bathe eyes.
Feet
Soak feet in a bowl of warm water which has 4 handfuls of Cerebos
salt added.
Goitres
Iodated salt can help prevent goitres.
Sore Throat
Dissolve 1 x 15ml spoon Cerebos salt and 1 x 15 ml bicarbonate
of soda in a glass of boiling water. Allow to cool slightly, then use as a gargle.
Teeth
Using a soft toothbrush, brush teeth and gums with Cerebos salt
to stimulate gums and whiten teeth.
Aches and Pains
Put 3 cups of Cerebos salt into your bath water and you'll find
that it relieves aches and pains and refreshes.
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