If You Put Cut Up Onions Inside Your Socks While You Sleep THIS Happens!
Onions may bring tears to your eyes but the momentary pain they cause is easily outweighed by the fact that they can also help fight against diseases. The bulbous vegetables are grown all over the globe and used in may different ways. They can be eaten alone, added to dishes to increase the flavor, pickled and stored, used to clean barbecue grills, and even placed in socks at night to help heal our bodies.
You read that last part correct; onions can help fight colds, fevers, and flu-like symptoms. The practice of placing onions on people’s feet can be traced back to ancient Chinese medicine. The Chinese determined that there are thousands of nerve endings on the bottom of feet which act like access points to internal organs and are closely linked with our nervous systems.
When a cut onion is placed on the underside of the foot it kills germs and bacteria because onions naturally have strong anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties. The phosphoric acid, the stuff that’s responsible for making you cry, enters into the bloodstream and helps purify the blood all over your body. In turn, you become healthier and your improved body is better prepared in terms of its ability to fight off infections and inflammation.
Many people have tried this alternative method and claim that it has worked for them. The positive response is encouraging, and with no apparent negative side effects, it seems like the onion theory could be beneficial to many people out there. Here is how you can try it yourself at home:
Take an onion, red or white both work, and cut it into flat slices so they can be easily applied to the bottom of your feet. Pull on a pair of socks over the onions to keep them in place overnight, lay back, sleep, wake up, remove the socks, and discard the onions.
It’s that simple. As you dream the onion will seep into and through your skin where it works to purify blood and absorb toxins. If you’re worried about having a stinky smelling room or feet after this, don’t be! The onion’s natural properties also help to purify the air in the room and since it kills bacteria it eliminates the main factor which causes foul smelling feet and gets rid of foot odor.
Putting onions in your socks at night may be just the right thing your body needs. It’s cheap, all natural, and can be done in the comfort of your own home. Plus, the benefits reported far outweigh the one negative I can think of, which is possible momentary discomfort when you first place sliced onions in your socks. Give it a try and see if it works, I know I will be doing this tonight!
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I Was Confused When He Put 1 Pound Of Onions In A Pan. When He’s Done An Unexpected Surprise!
Everyone loves a hearty bowl of delicious soup. It warms the soul as well as the stomach, and the mix of flavors is a true delight to the taste buds. Anyone can heat up soup from a can, but this video tutorial will have your family and friends asking for seconds with this homemade french onion soup! Making soup from scratch might seem intimidating, but with this great recipe and excellent guidance, it becomes easy.
To get started, you will need the following ingredients: Parmesan cheese, Dijon mustard, Swiss cheese, butter, broth, French baguette, onions, garlic and dry white wine. First, toast slices of the baguette in the oven until crispy. Chop up your onions and garlic, sautéing them in the butter.
Once they start to brown, add the wine and let it simmer until it glazes over. At this point, add the mustard and broth, again leaving it to simmer. For the finishing touch, he bakes the bread and cheese onto the top for a perfect, golden brown topping.
French onion soup dates back three hundred years, although onion soups existed at least as far back as the Roman Empire, and most likely have been made ever since man started eating onions. Regardless of the interpretation, this dish is a classic for a good reason: it tastes great! Tell us how your soup turns out!
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