Hold The Prescription, Try These 7 Natural Antibiotics Instead

Today you will learn about 7 natural antibiotics.

Before the development of modern medicine, as we know it today, people already had their natural ways of healing, like Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine.

Besides feeding us, many natural ingredients can also be used as natural antibiotics.

There's no doubt, of course, that prescribed antibiotics, like penicillin, caused a deep revolution in the treatment of fatal diseases since their discovery, 80 years ago.

However, experts have shown that up to 20% of patients treated with antibiotics show adverse reactions that vary from mild allergic reactions to serious gastrointestinal disorders.

Because of that, and sometimes because of a tight budget, more and more people are turning to natural, popular medicines that include natural antibiotics.

Here are seven natural antibiotics that include aromatic plants, herbs, and spices that you have at home, and that are very useful to alleviate discomforts and prevent infections and diseases.

So, did you know any of these natural antibiotics?

Have you ever tried a natural antibiotic? How did it go?

Share your experience with us in the comments below.

0:00 Best Natural Antibiotics
1:07 Eucalyptus
1:24 Caribbean Trumpet Tree
1:47 Manuka Honey
2:07 Coneflower (Echinacea)
2:35 Oregano
2:57 Neem
3:08 Juniper

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