You must already know that pollution is not only harming the environment but also your skin. The impurities that we are exposed to from the air and water have caused the skin to look haggard and lose its glow.

Good thing is that there are many remedies that you can use to cure warts and the sooner you start the better. Small warts are much easier to cure than big ones or those that have spread across the skin to form clusters of warts. Even the most complicated of them all - genital warts - can successfully be cured in relatively short period of time. So the first thing that you should do is to visit your GP and make sure you do have warts and not some other skin condition.
 

 

Grapes for anaemia treatment: Eating 100 grams of grapes in the morning and evening cures anaemia. It increases blood iron content. Rapid heartbeat becomes normal. This is a good natural treatment for anaemia.

For those who don't know-a Vitamix is a very powerful blender that can liquefy most fruits and vegetables. They are expensive, but well worth the investment in your health. With a Vitamix, you can also grind your own flours, make your own nut butters, make frozen sorbets in less than 60 seconds, and cook soup right in the container. A worth while investment!

Other remedies include taking a banana peel and rubbing it over the mole for a month. Grated raw potatoes used as a poultice over a mole, as well as other blemishes, can help. Applying vitamin E gel or Aloe Vera gel on it can also help. The aloe vera ghee Vera gel can also be used to soothe the area if you use something harsher, like the Castor oil treatment. Castor oil mixed with baking soda is also recommended by some people.

 

 

Adding half a cup of honey to your bathwater makes an excellent beauty solution that can improve the texture of your skin, making it feel smoother and softer.

Bleomycin - (an anticancer drug), Cimetidine (antihistamine) and Tretinoin (vitamin A more info derivative used in some acne preparations) - all could be injected in small amounts directly into a hard-to-remove wart.