Herbal Home Remedies


Home Remedies For Stiff Neck

  • The medicine men and healers from several Native American tribes prescribe daily neck rubs with fresh lemon juice, as well as drinking the juice of half a lemon first thing in the morning and last thing at night.
  • According to the ancient principles of reflexology; the base of the big toe affects the neck. Rub your hands together vigorously until you feel heat. Now you're ready to massage your big toes with circular motions. Spend a few minutes massaging the bottom of your feet at the base of the toes and the area surrounding them. As a change of pace, you might want to massage the base of your thumbs, also for a few minutes at a time. Keep at it, at least two times a day; every day.
  • Take cayenne and lobelia for quick respite.
  • Massage lobelia extract or mullein tea into the affected region.
   Memory Problems
   Migraine Headaches
   Mosquito Bites
   Motion Sickness
   Muscle Aches
   Nausea And Vomiting
   Neck Tension
   Neuralgia
   Night Vision
   Nosebleeds
   Phlebitis
   Poison Ivy
   Pruritis And Hives
   Psoriasis
   Rectal Itching
   Ringworm
   Rough Hands
   Sciatica
   Seasickness
   Seborrhea
   Shaving Rash
   Shingles
   Snakebites
   Sore Throats
   Spider Bites
   Stiff Neck
   Stomach Cramps
   Sun Blindness
   Tick Bites
   Tinnitus
   Tonsillitis
 

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