Minggu, 29 Desember 2019

Why Do Doctors Keep This Simple Recipe Away From The Public? Here’s How To Get Rid Of Bunions Completely Natural!

Bunions are a very common problem, and usually affects more women than men. They are salt deposits, but influenza, angina, rheumatic infections, gout, bad metabolism, poor diet and wearing uncomfortable shoes can also contribute to their formation. Bunions are not always painful, but can really affect the quality of life. They are really unattractive but also are pesky as finding fitting shoes can be quite an ordeal.


They may be treated surgically, but if you are also one of those who does not want to go under the knife, this is definitely the perfect natural remedy. It will help you to get rid of them really painlessly and quickly. This natural remedy will free the salt deposits and also will return your feet to the normal state.

Why do doctors keep this simple recipe away from the public? Here is how to get rid of bunions completely natural!

Bay Leaf Tea
You should add a tablespoon of bay leaves (crushed) in 300 ml (10 oz) of water. Cook it for 5 minutes and then put it in a thermos. It needs to stay overnight. You should drink this in small sips during the day. It is very important not to drink it all at once.

Also, it is important to do this treatment for 7 days, but you should always prepare it fresh. After a week, repeat the treatment again. You will feel the urge for more urination. But that only indicates that the salt in your body melts which stimulates the bladder.

In just 10 days of consumption, you will see the results. Your joint pain will disappear and also you will feel much better. If you take the bay leaf tea for 2 months, be sure that your bunions will disappear completely.

We really hope that this natural remedy will help you and do not forget to share it with your family or friends, to help them too.

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