The All-New Doctor-Approved Home Remedies That Cure Back Pain, Headaches, Insomnia and Much More

By PAMELA BOND for Prevention
March 5, 2008

Home remedies are a staple of natural medicine. They are cheap and fast, often work just as well as a drugstore fix, and may be as near as your spice cabinet, refrigerator or laundry room. To update your arsenal, we asked seven experts to share their latest discoveries, from headache panaceas to simple solutions for stiff backs, indigestion, charley horses and more. Here are their surprising, patient-tested contributions.

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Intensive Crying Can Put Parents On Edge

You wait nine months to finally count 10 little fingers and toes, and suddenly your bundle of joy turns into an inconsolable bundle of tears. But why?

“Colic is a very definite diagnosis, “Dr. Joel Snyder of Sharp HealthCare in San Diego said. “It’s intensive crying — many times happening in the evening or late in the afternoon — and associated with sometimes lots and lots of gas.”

Home remedies are a staple of natural medicine. They are cheap and fast, often work just as well as a drugstore fix, and may be a near as your spice cabinet, refrigerator or laundry room. To update your arsenal, we asked seven experts to share their latest discoveries, from headache panaceas to simple solutions for stiff backs, indigestion, charley horses and more. Here are their surprising, patient=tested contributions.

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You may hear these type of spots on your skin referred to age or liver spots. They are flat, gray, brown or black in color and vary in size. They typically appear on the face, hands, shoulders and arm areas. These spots generally do not appear until we become older. A real “age spot is harmless and can be treated by skin-bleaching products or removal. I personally have found that spots will significantly diminish if you apply pure honey and cover them with a band aid overnight.

As with any type of spot or growth on your skin, it is in your best interest to be examined by a physician.