Clever Uses of Vinegar While Traveling
A guide to using vinegar as a versatile emergency remedy while traveling, addressing issues such as vomiting, diarrhea, nosebleeds, insect bites, motion sickness, and fatigue.
Ingredients
vinegar
to taste
salt
a pinch
warm boiled water
1 cup
cold boiled water
1 cup
Instructions
1
Treating Vomiting and Diarrhea
Vomiting and diarrhea caused by unhygienic food can be alleviated by taking vinegar boiled with salt.
2
Treating Nosebleeds
Dip a piece of cotton in vinegar and insert it into the nostril to stop bleeding.
3
Treating Insect Bites
For insect bites or early-stage boils, applying vinegar can relieve itching, disinfect, and reduce swelling and inflammation.
4
Treating Hiccups and Fish Bone Throat
Drinking a little vinegar can be notably effective for hiccups while eating or fish bones stuck in the throat.
5
Relieving Fatigue
When tired during travel, adding some vinegar to bathwater leaves the muscles feeling relaxed and the body refreshed afterward.
6
Preventing Motion Sickness
For those prone to motion sickness, drinking a small cup of warm boiled water with vinegar before departure makes the journey much more comfortable.
7
Treating Insomnia
When insomnia is caused by a change of environment, mixing a small spoonful of vinegar into a small cup of cold boiled water before bed can help you fall asleep peacefully.
