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Black pepper remedies include applying it with rice water for headache relief, using it with onion and salt to treat hair loss, and mixing it with jaggery or milk for cough and cold relief
Black pepper is highly effective in providing relief from various diseases. It holds significant importance in Ayurveda. (Local18)
Among the many spices in the kitchen, black pepper offers numerous health benefits. This small spice holds significant importance in Ayurveda and is highly effective in providing relief from various diseases.
According to Dr. Priyanka Singh of Government Ayurvedic Hospital in Ballia, “Black pepper is a spice which is described in detail in Ayurveda. It is very beneficial and effective in not one but many serious diseases. Black pepper is like a lifesaver for seasonal diseases.”
What Are The Benefits Of Having Black Pepper
Headache: Grind black pepper in rice water or bhringraj juice and apply it to the forehead to alleviate migraine pain.
Hairfall: If one suffers from hair loss, one can grind black pepper with onion and salt and apply the mixture to the hair.
Cough and cold: Mixing one and a half grams of black pepper powder in jaggery. Have it 3-4 times a day. One can also add black pepper powder to hot milk and have it.
Eye problem: Mixing half a gram of black pepper powder in one spoon of desi ghee and have the mixture.
Dental and throat disease: Grind black pepper powder with three to four jamun or guava leaves, then gargle with lukewarm water. This remedy is beneficial for toothaches and throat issues, including hoarseness of voice.
Asthma: Mix black pepper powder with honey and ghee. Have it in the morning and evening to relieve cold, cough, asthma, and chest pain. This remedy helps expel phlegm from the lungs.
