REMEMBER MAANEET...keep GURTI @ #1 always -B2B-A#5 - Page 98

Originally posted by: Maaneet-is-best

Pinku - never lose faith, always have vishwas & bharosa👏

Thats what my mom tells me 😆
I think I should follow this advise more often than I do

Originally posted by: LuvScooby

Thats what my mom tells me 😆
I think I should follow this advise more often than I do

There you go - we mamas are almost always right👍🏼😆

Originally posted by: Naz_Angel

Mishty...I watched it as I saw Shreya liking that post...I generally dont watch videos of couples whom I dont follow. though they were talking about themselves i didnt feel weird unlike GC n his wifes... they were not boosting but just sharing

Now you know why I am watching it😳😆

Mishty...u rubbing ur blind faith on ur kids...😆

Originally posted by: LuvScooby

Chalo...me calling it a day at work and here too.

Will catch up later 😳

@Mishty...will watch VM at home and will keep believing in GURTI till end of time

See you later Pinku🤗, if you are driving back, I know you will be thinking of all this & smiling😆 If you are taking the bus or train, you will start smiling about all of this, then you will take a nap with a sweet dream😆 If you are walking home, then you be careful, you can trip from blushing😳😆

bye Pinku...have a good day dear

Originally posted by: Naz_Angel

Mishty...u rubbing ur blind faith on ur kids...😆

Pinku is not my kid yet😆 She never told me her age🤣

Originally posted by: Naz_Angel

bye Pinku...have a good day dear

dear & all😛

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Years ago, in both Europe and the United States, chamomile tea was a common cure for "the vapors." This malady was characterized by fainting, swooning and general anxiety, most often in women.

Chamomile grows throughout the world. The blossoms are the part of the plant that is used.

Chamomile is also known as camomile. Other names for this herb include garden chamomile, low chamomile, Roman chamomile and whig plant.

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Chamomile is used both internally, most often taken as a tea, and externally.

Used as a tea, chamomile is known to relax smooth muscle tissue. In this way, it is useful in such things as calming a nervous stomach and relieving menstrual cramps. The tea is often used to promote relaxation and alleviate stress.

External uses of chamomile include reducing inflammation of the skin, soothing hemorrhoids, and relieving toothache. The herb is also added to shampoos to brighten blond hair.

Combined with bittersweet, chamomile may be used as an ointment. In this form, it can be rubbed on the skin and used to treat bruises, callouses, corns and sprains.

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Possible benefits of chamomile:

1. May help regulate menstrual periods.

2. May be good for the kidneys.

3. May be good for spleen health.

4. May help alleviate symptoms of the common cold.

5. May promote relaxation and relieve stress.

6. May help induce sleep.

7. May calm nervous stomach and improve digestion.

8. May soothe skin irritations, including sunburn, heat rash and hemorrhoids.

9. May relieve toothache.

10. May improve bronchitis.

11. May help with bladder troubles.

12. May help to expel worms and other parasites.

13. May improve liver function and relieve jaundice.

14. May be used as a poultice for swelling and pain.

15. May help prevent gangrene.

16. May relieve back pain.

17. May improve rheumatism.

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Note: Chamomile should not be used during pregnancy.

Caution: Chamomile is a member of the daisy family of plants, which includes ragweed. Those with allergies to ragweed should avoid the use of chamomile.

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Chamomile is a wonderful gift from Nature!

Do not use it as a substitute for medical advice.