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Natural Cures: Indigestion


Fruit for Indigestion
Sylly Gyrl
Posted November 21, 2011
There's no doubt that you might be suffering from a little indigestion with the holidays coming up. Instead of having a heavy dessert such as pumpkin or pecan pie, make your dessert some fresh fruit - such as pineapple, oranges or grapes. They will work to soothe your aching belly.
25 Votes

Anise (Aniseed) for Your Belly Ache
Sylly Gyrl
Posted November 11, 2011
Got a belly ache? Try eating one-half teaspoon of aniseed.
24 Votes

Cumin for Indigestion
Sylly Gyrl
Posted November 11, 2011
To ease your indigestion, try drinking water with one teaspoon of cumin seeds mixed in.
27 Votes

Ice Out Your Indigestion
Sylly Gyrl
Posted November 10, 2011
Ok, ok, this may sound a bit unconventional, but it works! To prevent indigestion after a big or heavy meal, place a bag of ice (or bag of your choice of frozen vegetable) directly on your stomach.
27 Votes

Herbal Tea for Indigestion
Sylly Gyrl
Posted November 10, 2011
Herbal tea is a great natural cure for indigestion, and one that's easily accessible (i.e., found at your local coffee shop or Starbucks). Try mint, chamomile, raspberry or ginger tea for soothing relief.
26 Votes

Honey and Lemon for an Upset Tum
Sylly Gyrl
Posted November 10, 2011
If baking soda and water isn't up your alley, you can also ease indigestion by drinking a concoction of equal parts honey and lemon juice. Just make sure you mix it thoroughly.
27 Votes

Baking Soda - Not Just for Baking
Sylly Gyrl
Posted November 10, 2011

To ease your indigestion, try drinking a glass of water with baking soda mixed in. I know, it doesn't sound very appealing, but it can do the trick instantly.

26 Votes

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