Sesame oil can cure rhinitis in four ways

Rhinitis is a very uncomfortable disease. When it occurs, it feels like having a cold and you can't breathe. When rhinitis occurs, in addition to taking medicine to improve the symptoms, you can try applying sesame oil between your nose for first aid. Using sesame oil can cure rhinitis. This folk trick is very effective. You can try using sesame oil in an emergency.

1. Applying sesame oil can cure rhinitis

1 Take some sesame oil that you often use at home. When you have rhinitis, take 3-4 drops of sesame oil with a small spoon, press the inner wall of one nostril with your left hand, slightly expand the other nostril and exhale outwards, tilt your head back, and use your right hand to slowly drop the sesame oil into the nasal cavity.

2. Tilt your head to both sides to allow the sesame oil to be evenly distributed in the nasal cavity, and then drop the sesame oil into the other nostril. Apply the drops about three times a day for four consecutive days and you will feel the rhinitis is relieved.

3 If you find this method troublesome, you can drop sesame oil on a cotton swab and then gently apply it to the nasal wall. When applying, the cotton swab should be thick and the technique should be light. The cotton swab should be rotated slowly to make the sesame oil evenly distributed to achieve good therapeutic effect.

2. The efficacy and function of sesame oil

1. Sesame oil treats rhinitis

Dry weather, poor sleep, excessive fatigue, etc. can all cause chronic rhinitis symptoms such as nasal dryness, congestion, and headache. At this time, you can use a sterilized cotton ball dipped in sesame oil to apply it to the affected nasal cavity. Generally, it will be effective after one time, and the symptoms will disappear completely after two times.

2. Sesame oil treats constipation

Take 50 ml of honey, 50 ml of sesame oil and about 1000 ml of warm water; put the honey in a bowl and stir until it bubbles, then slowly add the sesame oil and mix well; finally pour in warm water and stir well, then you can drink it. This method is effective in treating constipation caused by dry intestines.

3. Sesame oil treats eczema

Sesame oil can also be effective if you have eczema. It can be applied directly to the affected area; if added with mung bean powder which has a detoxifying effect, it can treat eczema and yellow discharge. The specific method is to fry the mung bean powder until it turns yellow, let it cool, mix it with sesame oil, and apply it to the affected area.

4. Use sesame oil to remove spots from your skin

"Compendium of Materia Medica" mentions: "Regular consumption of sesame oil can relieve numbness and anxiety, increase appetite, refresh the mind and improve eyesight, and prevent aging." Sesame oil is rich in vitamin E, which has the function of promoting cell division and delaying aging. In addition, the lecithin in sesame oil not only moisturizes the skin, but also can remove spots, especially age spots. Long-term use of sesame oil can also protect the gums and mouth. The weather in the north is dry in winter, so you can apply a proper amount of sesame oil on your skin to make it smoother and more delicate. Apply a small amount of sesame oil on your lips every morning and evening, which is a natural lip balm.