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Home Remedies For Nausea, Easy And Simple Natural Cure

Written by Jeramey Thompson

Topic: Alternative MedicinePublished November 18, 2011
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Nausea is not an illness but basically a reaction caused by other illnesses. It is a symptom of other disorder. There are many causes for nausea such as migraine, upset stomach, food poisoning, morning sickness, flu and hangover. Some of the symptoms of nausea are dizziness, vomiting, sweating and stomach pain. Nausea and vomiting are closely related since nausea makes you feel like vomiting. There are number of home remedies for nausea which are effective and simple to follow.

One of the simplest methods is to avoid food which may cause nausea. Do not keep large gaps between meals and try to eat small meals. Try smelling freshly cut lemon or drink lemon juice mixed with warm water. Drinking warm milk or tea is equally beneficial for treating nausea.

Umeboshi is a sour plum which is one of the most effective home remedies for nausea related to motion sickness, hangover or food poisoning. All you need to do is grill this plum till it gets slightly burnt. Now try mixing it with a hot cup of green tea with some honey.

Raspberries are useful for nausea related to morning sickness. Add apple cider vinegar (two teaspoons) in water (8 oz) and drink this solution. This is good for nausea caused by mild food poisoning and morning sickness. Try drinking carbonated beverages such as soda. This will treat nausea related to stomach flu and morning sickness.

Mint is also one of the most effective home remedies for nausea. You can make a tea out of it and drink it in order to soothe nausea. Consuming half teaspoon of grounded cumin seed will give relief from nausea as well as vomiting. Non-carbonated syrups are also equally good in treating nausea. The carbohydrates in these syrups will help in cooling down the stomach.

Vomiting and putting an end to this procedure is the best and simplest way to ease out all your nausea. This will empty your stomach and bring you relief from the discomfort.

Have ginger ale to soothe your stomach. Another effective remedy is to boil rice (half cup) in water and leave it for next twenty minutes. Now drain the water and drink it. It will soothe your nausea. Chewing three to four cloves is also good for getting relief from nausea. Meadowsweet is one of the effective home remedies for nausea. Just boil one cup of water and add one teaspoon of this dried herb. Wait for ten minutes and then strain it.

Take aniseed (one teaspoon) and add it to boiling water (one cup). Strain out the seeds after ten minutes. Try eating banana as it will improve your metabolism. Inhaling the aroma of the orange and its peel is also a good option. It will help you relax. Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol as it will make your condition worse. Consume sports drink, toast, pasta, rice, fruit juices, ice chips and potatoes. Do not consume dairy products and processed foods. These were some of the basic home remedies for nausea which are safe and easy to use.

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