I am featuring a link about a home remedy that has helped some people with restless leg syndrome. You can read the full article if you click on the link below.
Apple Cider Vinegar for Restless Leg Syndrome: ("I was talking to a friend of mine who takes 1 Tbsp. of apple vinegar cider nightly for years and has not had to take any other medication since for it....")
Since this was a short-lived problem for me and for some of my friends for which yoga, magnesium, decreased caffeine and other home remedy/non-medical solutions prevailed, I wanted to pass on another effective alternative solution concerning apple cider vinegar. Apple cider vinegar was a sort of panacea , useful and effective, back in the days before modern medicine. It still has an important place in a healer's tool kit.
As a Bach Flower Remedy practitioner, I would also remind my readers about Rescue Remedy (see Labels for more information about Rescue Remedy)--concentrate (liquid-diluted or undiluted) or cream Always useful to relieve the stress of an acute--short-term--problem.
If the restless leg syndrome becomes chronic there are even more alternative ways to deal with it, including acupuncture and chiropracty. Flower remedies would also be very beneficial, but in this case, (meaning it is a chronic, not an acute, problem) the practitioner would want to prepare an individualized combination that uses Dr. Bach 's principle of "TREAT THE PATIENT, NOT THE DISEASE."
Contact me via bachflowerremdiesfortoday@blogspot.com if you wuld like a consultation.
*All "The Medicine Cabinet" articles provide suggestions for various alternative possibilities for self help. Consulting with conventional medical practitioners is always understood as an avenue of healing which goes without saying, nor need for suggestion in our articles, and our suggestions are never implying that you should pursue health without conventional methods as also one of your choices, decisions and privileges as you pursue optimum health for yourself and loved ones.We take no responsibility for your decisions and personal choices in your pursuit of your, and your pets', health.
Apple Cider Vinegar for Restless Leg Syndrome: ("I was talking to a friend of mine who takes 1 Tbsp. of apple vinegar cider nightly for years and has not had to take any other medication since for it....")Since this was a short-lived problem for me and for some of my friends for which yoga, magnesium, decreased caffeine and other home remedy/non-medical solutions prevailed, I wanted to pass on another effective alternative solution concerning apple cider vinegar. Apple cider vinegar was a sort of panacea , useful and effective, back in the days before modern medicine. It still has an important place in a healer's tool kit.
As a Bach Flower Remedy practitioner, I would also remind my readers about Rescue Remedy (see Labels for more information about Rescue Remedy)--concentrate (liquid-diluted or undiluted) or cream Always useful to relieve the stress of an acute--short-term--problem.
If the restless leg syndrome becomes chronic there are even more alternative ways to deal with it, including acupuncture and chiropracty. Flower remedies would also be very beneficial, but in this case, (meaning it is a chronic, not an acute, problem) the practitioner would want to prepare an individualized combination that uses Dr. Bach 's principle of "TREAT THE PATIENT, NOT THE DISEASE."
Contact me via bachflowerremdiesfortoday@blogspot.com if you wuld like a consultation.
WE CAN JUDGE OUR HEALTH BY OUR HAPPINESS.
---DR. EDWARD BACH*All "The Medicine Cabinet" articles provide suggestions for various alternative possibilities for self help. Consulting with conventional medical practitioners is always understood as an avenue of healing which goes without saying, nor need for suggestion in our articles, and our suggestions are never implying that you should pursue health without conventional methods as also one of your choices, decisions and privileges as you pursue optimum health for yourself and loved ones.We take no responsibility for your decisions and personal choices in your pursuit of your, and your pets', health.
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