How To Make Home-Made Lavender Lemonade To Get Rid Of Headaches And Anxiety… – Eco Snippets

How To Make Home-Made Lavender Lemonade To Get Rid Of Headaches And Anxiety…

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How To Make Home-Made Lavender Lemonade To Get Rid Of Headaches And Anxiety...

Anxiety and headaches are a very common problem nowadays. They are “complementary” in many ways. Anxiety comes in many forms—panic attacks, phobia, and social anxiety—so the distinction between a disorder and “a normal anxiety” isn’t always clear.

Approximately one in ten people are paying a visit to the doctor because they are experiencing feelings of tension, anxiety or headaches.

But it is physical disturbance caused by anxiety that can be really intimidating. It can make you think that something with you is physically wrong, bringing you concerns that you are seriously ill.

So, the strong feeling that something terrible could happen (that is anxiety) brings on severe pains in your head and other actual physical discomfort.

A great number of people are using various pills and medications in order to fight anxiety. But who would tell that one of the best medicines for this problem can be a garden plant growing right in your backyard? Its vivid purple color and the extraordinary scent can bring joy to every home!

This miracle plant is lavender! It is a wonderful garden plant or bush with bunches of purple flowers with a sweet smell.

Lavender Flowers:

  • are used as an antiseptic and antispasmodic (for pain associated with rheumatism – mixed with alcohol) and as a remedy against various infections of the throat and pharynx.

Lavender Oil:

  • alleviates migraine and headaches, palpitations, neurasthenia and pains in the gastrointestinal system.
  • destroys streptococci (Streptococcus albus) and others pathogens.
  • Put 5-10 drops of lavender oil on a sugar cube, to sooth agitation, heart aches and pains, depression, rush of blood in the head, as well as to prevent dizziness (vertigo).

In order to fully take advantage of the potential curative power of this aromatic plant, you can make this really easy home-made recipe:

HOME-MADE LAVENDER LEMONADE

  • 2 cups of water
  • 1 cup of sugar
  • ¼  cup of honey
  • 3 tablespoons of dried lavender flowers
  • 2 cups of lemon juice
  • 4 or more cups of water, according to taste

Preparation:

1. First you need to make lavender syrup. In a small pot heat two cups of water and dissolve the cup of sugar in it. The sugared water needs to boil while stirring it gently so that all of the sugar fully dissolves.

2. Remove the mixture from the stove top and leave it to cool slightly. After it has cooled, put the honey and the lavender flowers into the mixture. Cover and let stand for 10-15 minutes.

3. Finally, drain the lavender syrup.

Dilute the syrup with water to taste and add the lemon juice. Mix well and leave in fridge to cool. This refreshing drink is best served chilled, preferably with ice cubes.

Now you see that the lavender syrup is easy to make. It can be added to fruit drinks such as lemonade, cocktails, champagne, vodka or cakes because its aromatic sweetness is a healthier substitute for plane sugar. However, if you get carried away, and put too much lavender syrup in beverages, it can disturb the natural aroma of the beverage or the cake.

Syrups like this one are the best alternative to the industrial fizzy drinks and juices we buy in supermarkets because they offer natural health! Join the club! Enjoy the refreshing experience of the fragrant lavender with the rest of us (via DietOfLife).

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Debbie Brennan

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Sarah Renee! This looks yummy! ????

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Sally Buchanan we need to try this

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Wish I had seen this in the weekend.. woke up early with a headache.

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Beth Holloman-Prothe

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Julia Barrow – looks interesting!

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    Hmmm- lots of sugar tho..

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    Julia Barrow – yes I did think that ????

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    Angela Tennant yeah, not conducive to helping anxiety ????

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Will it work on the Mayor of Trumpton?

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What a load of crap.

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Deryk Houston Elizabeth Wellburn perhaps another use for your Lavender

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    Jean Gotro : I’m in the process of making lavender oil. I haven’t done it before and so it will be interesting to see how it comes out. It takes a good couple of weeks to go through the cycle from start to finish. I was at a music event in the park last week and had my first ever lavender lemonade:) It was quite nice! So I will experiment further with that idea for sure.

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Carrie Hardman

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So much sugar…….no thanks

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Daniel Gonzalez… make that bride some lavender lemonade!!! 🙂 🙂

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Laura Renstrom check this out.

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It’s not going to be purple like that picture

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    How did they get it purple. I just made it too.

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Deryk Houston Elizabeth Wellburn more use for your lavender?

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    We tried this once at a craft fair and it was really quite nice. We haven’t tried making it yet but will give it a try!

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    Yes Jean…. that actually tasted great. I didn;t think I would like it but on a hot day…..it did the trick!

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Not all lavenders are suitable for eating or food use so make sure the one you have is of the right type.

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Shona Ratu…you will love this!!??

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Franciska Kovács

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Justyce, Anna, Sarah This would be kind of neat if it helped even a little ?

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Michelle Hughes

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    You making this for me Donny? ?

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    If it makes you less annoying I will ?

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Im not a fan a lavender but the purple is just pretty!

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    I bet you could do violet syrup in with the lemonade too. It won’t have the same medicinal properties as the lavender, but violet has it’s own benefits (maybe rendered sterile with the cooking to make the syrup).

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Sara Daniels Langhetee i will try this ?

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    Thank you so much for sharing. I need to try this. I have tried many things for headaches and nothing ever seems to work.

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Tastes amazing!

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I suggest infusing lavender in coconut oil rather than heating, takes longer but essential oils are more stable unheated

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Eva Elaine Holly Potts Liam Andrew

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Petria J Gulia

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Imogen O’Brien

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    Louise Hagerty yumm

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    Lavender sets off my headaches… so I’ll be steering clear of that one xx

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    Vicki Moffat ? thought that might be the case.?

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