Fig
Category: digestive-health, respiratory-health, topical-remedies, nutritive
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Figs are traditionally used as a gentle laxative, to soothe inflammation, support respiratory health, and as a topical remedy for warts and skin irritations.
How to Make it
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Syrup of Figs
Simmer dried figs in water until soft, strain, and sweeten if needed for a gentle laxative syrup.
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Roasted Fig Poultice
Roast fresh figs, cool, then mash and apply the pulp to warts or inflamed areas as a soothing poultice.
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Tips
- -Use dried figs for best laxative effect.
- -Test for skin sensitivity to latex before topical use.
- -Avoid sun exposure on areas that have been treated with fig latex.
- -Consume figs in moderation to prevent digestive discomfort.
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Precautions
- -Fig latex can be irritating to the skin and should not be ingested.
- -Some individuals may have allergic reactions, especially when exposed to sunlight after topical application.
- -Excessive consumption may cause diarrhea.
Benefits
Key benefits of this remedy
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Relieves Constipation
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Soothes Inflammation
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Eases Coughs
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Treats Skin Conditions
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