Natural lemon
Lemon consumption should be made shortly after it has been opened to take full advantage of its potential properties. You should not use a cutted lemon one or two hours earlier because it loses properties and absorbs everything that surrounds it, such as bacteria or unbalanced energies.
Lemon Juice
Drinking pure lemon juice improves the body’s healing response to negative stresses, but care must be taken as it damages the enamel of the teeth and too much lemon juice, with or without sugar, reduces the calcium in the bones. The trick to not ruining the teeth enamel may be, for example, using a straw.
You can also use lemon juice to clean the eyes, although it burns a bit. Take a sterile pipette, remove a few drops of juice, just put a drop in each eye before sleep and massage the eyelid slowly. Your eyes will thank you.
Water with Lemon
Drinking a glass of warm water with half a lemon squeezed, in fasting cleanses the toxins accumulated in the body.
Lemon peel
Scientists have already proven that lemon peel has more nutrients than lemon pulp itself. Its consumption can be done through tea, or grate its bark and use it in the feeding in your daily routine. Preferably it should be consumed fresh lemon peel.
Lemon tea
Put in a liter of boiling water the peels of two lemons for 15 minutes and then you can add the lemon juice. Tea can be served hot or cold and accompanied by brown sugar or honey.
Lemon tree leaf tea
Lemon tree leaves contain anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory properties, which help reduce irritation in the airways. To make the tea, boil half a liter of water with 15 grams of lemon tree leaves for 10 minutes. When serving, you can add a tablespoon of honey as it facilitates the sputum.
Other Applications
Callosities
A piece of lemon peel applied on the callosity (use the inside of the peel) and fasten with adhesive when sleeping and you will see, after one or two nights, that the miracle happened.
Bug bites
A little lemon juice directly on the insect, mosquito or flea bite, relieves swelling and itching.
Energy and good mood
Lemon is one of the few foods that contains negatively charged ions, giving our body more energy when it enters the digestive tract. This citrus fruit thus enhances mood and helps reduce anxiety and depression.
Eliminates smells
To remove food odors such as fish, garlic, onion or even food stored in the refrigerator, you should use lemon or its juice. Even the fat of certain foods can be nullified by lemon juice.
Chases away insects
An open lemon with several cloves in a bowl of water releases an odor that chases away insects like mosquitoes, flies, spiders, ants or even fleas. Another option may be to apply lemon juice when cleaning windows glass, windows, doors or even the floor.
Cleaning
Lemon juice takes hard stains, such as stains of sweat, mold, wine, and fat on clothing fabrics, rugs, sheets, among others, and also serves to clean glass or mirrors or even some stainless steel objects such as pans. In the case of stains, lemon juice (you may add a little salt) must be applied after the laundry has been in the water.
Food preservation
Lemon juice prevents oxidation of food. For example, in a fruit salad, adding lemon juice and a few slices prevents fruits such as banana, apple or avocado from oxidizing and getting that brownish color.
This text is an awareness. According to the season of the year and the moment in which you are, it is up to each one to feel if they should consume this food. The dosage and frequency depend on the nature and physical condition of each Human Being.
