Dengue
Keeps mosquitoes and other insects away: Tulsi possesses strong antibiotic, disinfectant, antibacterial and antifungal effect. Apply tulsi leaves or its extracted oils on your body to keep mosquitoes and other insects away.
Written By: Editorial Team | Published : September 17, 2019, 10:22 AM
Keeps mosquitoes and other insects away: Tulsi possesses strong antibiotic, disinfectant, antibacterial and antifungal effect. Apply tulsi leaves or its extracted oils on your body to keep mosquitoes and other insects away.
Papaya: Having anti-parasite properties, papaya leaves can help you fight against the symptoms of dengue.
Broccoli: Being a great source of vitamin K, intake of broccoli can help you regenerate blood platelets and help you recover from dengue better.
Oranges: Thanks to its high content of citric acid, eating orange may help exfoliate your skin as well as dry out acne, resulting in healthy glowing skin. This popular citrus fruit is also a great source of vitamin C that does wonders for your skin. Vitamin C can help repair and prevent dry skin.
Cardamom: Containing strong antioxidants, cardamom can help you recover from the fever, which is a symptom of dengue.
Lemon: Having strong antioxidants and being rich in vitamin C, lemon can effectively help you get rid of symptoms of dengue fever.