Bizzare things which are actually good for your health

Everyone looks for health benefits in different types of things and the standards for beauty and health do not seem to know any boundaries no matter what. It seems only appropriate then to have all of world’s tips and tricks, that strive to make people live healthier lives, listed and tested. Almost anything to improve the longevity of our precious lives or atleast that’s what seems like the vendetta of the people who create and research about the bizzare trends listed below.

1. FECAL TRANSPLANTS

In the world of gross-out science, doctors are looking into fecal transplants “in which doctors inject several teaspoons of a sample of fresh feces into a person’s gut via a tube in the nose as a cure for diarrhea-causing bacterial diseases, and even as a possible treatment for Parkinson’s disease and diabetes. The dosage can also be administered in pill form.

2. PARASITE THERAPIES

Some researchers are claiming that the lack of parasites such as hookworm in industrialized countries may be contributing to the soaring rates of allergies. Helminthic therapy, an experimental type of immunotherapy, is the treatment of autoimmune diseases and immune disorders by means of deliberate infestation with a helminth or with the ova of a helminth. Parasite therapies have also been suggested for autistic children.

3. TWO GLASSES OF ALCOHOL

A couple of glasses of wine after a busy day may damp down inflammation and help the brain clear away toxins, including those associated with Alzheimer’s disease, suggests new research. Besides helping you relax, a couple of glasses of wine after a busy day may tamp down inflammation and help the brain clear away toxins, including those associated with Alzheimer’s disease, suggests new research.

4. BEER YOGA

This may be new to India, but it’s all the rage in the West. All that this routine requires is a regular yoga class with a bottle of beer to take a sip from or hold in your hand as the “focus point”. It is meant to complement the joy of drinking beer with the mindfulness of yoga.

5. PEARL POWDER

It might seem a tragic thing to pulverize some beautiful pearls, but this old-school Chinese and Ayurvedic remedy is the hot, new beauty secret. Here’s why: Pearl powder has amino acids, trace minerals, magnesium, and tons of calcium, according to holistic nutritionist and psychotherapist Jacqueline Olivia Garay. These are things many people are deficient in. They also can help with hyperpigmentation and evening out your skin tone. To consume it, you can add it to your smoothie or pop the gelatin capsules. Pearl, alone, is flavorless, Garay says—so this is one weird food that you won’t have to choke down.

6. DIRT

Early childhood exposure to bacteria, viruses, and parasites has been found to give a massive boost to our immune systems, making us less likely to get sick when we do come in to contact with various bugs. Research has found that children with a dog in the home are less likely to suffer allergies, and regular social interaction can reduce the risk of leukemia by up to 30%.

7. ARAME

This sea vegetable is collected off the coast of Japan and is loaded with vitamins and minerals. Arame has been shown to strengthen nails and hair, and improve complexion. Add it to a salad or soup. Extracts of this algae have been tested to combat MRSA staph infections.

8. BLOOD PUDDING

Made from the dried blood of pigs or cows, this UK-popular dish tastes like sausage. Blood pudding contains “heam,” the type of iron absorbed most readily by the body, making it a strong defense against anemia.