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Home remedy: If you want to get rid of cracked heels, here are some home remedies, which will make the heels soft.


Not only the face but the whole body becomes dry in cold  rainfall. In downtime, people are also veritably troubled by cracked heels, especially women. Some people start bleeding from their ankles. In which a lot of pain also starts. In such a situation, 











you should borrow some home remedies because they will exclude this problem from the root. So let's know about those tips.







Scrubbing is very important if you want to get rid of  cracked heels. For this we use sugar, honey and lemon. This will remove  dead cells from the heel.     Wax is also  effective against cracked heels. Mix 2 drops of oil, put socks on at night and  clean  in the morning. Now your cracked heel will slowly begin to heal.     Rice flour is also effective for cracked heels. You need to take 2 spoons of rice flour, add 1 spoon of honey, 3-4 drops of apple cider vinegar, olive or coconut oil and massage well. All you have to do is apply it before going to bed. This will give you immediate reliefs 















Apart from this, to get rid of cracked heels, sit with your feet in warm water, then rub the heels with pumice stone and clean them, then heat almond oil or coconut oil and apply it on the heels.

Home remedies for Cold and flu :

1) Milk and turmeric
2) Mixture of lemon,
     Cinnamon and Honey
3) Ginger tea
4) Drink hot/warm water
5) Breathe in steamy air
6) fruits with vitamin C
 

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