One of the deadliest and most widespread diseases of the world is malaria. Spread from the saliva of the infected malaria mosquito, it has spread much terror in the hearts of people all over the world, especially those who travel to tropical and subtropical regions where it is most prevalent. Causes of malaria vary, but when the Anopheles mosquito gets infected with the malaria parasite, Plasmodium, and upon biting the humans, it spreads the disease.

For malaria treatment, many antimalaria medications are now available to combat the issue but, in many regions, it has been observed that the malaria parasite is becoming resistant to them. In such cases, many home remedies for malaria help in reducing the menace of this disease. Please take into account that these are not proven treatments, and if you have malaria, you will need to get yourself medically treated. Look at some of our home remedies for malaria:

Citrus Fruits

These are the known immune-boosters. Available in all tropical regions, citrus fruits are not hard to get hold off. The vitamin C helps in controlling fever, halts the infection from spreading, and accelerates healing in the body. Lemon water, orange, and sweet lime are good options. Eat as fruits or have as juice depending upon your condition.

Cinnamon

Fever, headache, and diarrhea are the most common malaria symptoms. Cinnamon has an anti-inflammatory nature. It reduces the pain and other symptoms present in malaria.

Ginger

Ginger is also a useful antimalaria medicine. It can be boiled with water and reduced into a delicious concoction that will effectively help you with the recovery process. The antibacterial nature of ginger ensures that the disease does not increase further.

Grapefruit

This is the elixir of life when it comes to malaria disease. Grapefruit has a component similar to quinine and helps in neutralizing the harmful effects of the malaria parasite in the body. Eating grapefruit regularly helps in combating this disease and recovering rapidly. Please note that in case you are taking quinine medicines, do not have grapefruit as it reduces the stomach’s capacity to absorb this medicine.

Basil

Basil is antibacterial and has Eugenol, an active component that is hugely therapeutic and eliminates the infection. Basil is found extensively in tropical countries and is used in ayurvedic medicines. 

Avoiding Mosquitoes

Using mosquito nets and mosquito repellents help in preventing mosquitoes in the first place, so you don’t catch the dreaded malaria disease. Ensuring that there are no stagnant pools of waters and there are no open drains also provides that mosquitoes don’t get breeding grounds.

Apple Cider Vinegar

Using a cloth dipped in a concoction of apple cider vinegar and water has been known to reduce fever during malaria infection. Add a spoonful of apple cider vinegar in a glass of water. Drinking this helps with dealing with nausea and vomiting. 

Fever Nut

As the name suggests, fever nut helps in reducing the body temperature. The seeds are individually considered effective against malaria symptoms and make for a great option as home remedies for malaria. The seeds of fever nut can be ingested with water

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