Green tea is one of the healthiest beverages that exist and is something known by most people. It has numerous benefits for our body, affecting aspects as varied as the cardiovascular system or bones, and precisely those benefits occur when Camellia sinensis is taken as a beverage.
In this article, we explain some of the natural remedies with green tea when applied externally, without drinking. However, consult your specialist in natural and alternative medicine to ratify these tips.
Green Tea to Fight Acne
Green tea can be used to dry pimples and acne pimples, as it is a natural antibacterial. The best way is to apply it to the affected area with a cotton pad. An advantage over other antibacterials is that it acts against pimples but does not dry the skin, polyphenols and antioxidants are the cause of this great benefit.
Green Tea to Reduce Vaginal and Anal Warts
According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, a specific green tea ointment may also reduce vaginal and anal warts. This ointment, studied by Argentine researchers, would also serve to combat the human papillomavirus. We owe this to its concentration of catechins.
Green Tea to Reduce Bad Breath and Sores
Being an antibacterial, green tea is used by toothpaste brands to make toothpaste. A home method of applying it would be to rinse the mouth with a well-loaded preparation and then expel it.
Green Tea to Treat Eye Diseases
Finally, another external application of a green tea-based charged solution is for eye diseases, especially conjunctivitis and sties. Dark circles under the eyes could also be improved by applying wet compresses with this preparation.
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