This book offers remedies through products, spices and other flavouring agents we use in our kitchen everyday by focusing on its uses. Kitchen products often provide a safe, effective, and economical alternative to pharmaceuticals, and research validates this finding. This book discusses the causes and offers treatment for ailments such as Allergy, Alzheimer's, Anemia, Appendicitis, Arthritis, Asthma, Backache, Bronchitis, Burns, Cholera, Cold & Fever, Constipation, Cough, Dandruff, Depression, Diabetes, Hair loss, Headache, Heart problem, Insomnia, Jaundice, Kidney stones, Low & High Blood pressure, Migraine, Obesity, Rheumatism, Sexual impotence, Stomach ache, Stress, Whooping cough and for meeting emergency situations, which every family faces at some point of time. Many modern drugs are actually derived from fresh and dried edible parts of plants. These are less likely than pharmaceuticals to cause side effects which, when they do occur, are generally far milder. While Western medicine seeks to isolate a single active ingredient, kitchen medicine relies on the synergistic action of their many constituents. These work physiologically to restore balance in the body rather than simply targeting a symptom. As a result, kitchen spices/products often tend to take effect more slowly than pharmaceuticals but have a greater impact on whole body wellness. The exposition of maladies and their remedies have been given in the ready reckoner style in suggesting medicines according to specific symptoms and have been given in an alphabetical order of ailments. Contents: 1. Home Remedies . . 10. Appendicitis . . 20. Bone Spur . . 30. Common Fever . . 40. Acne . . 50. Athletes Foot . . 60. Canker Sores . . 70. Cough . . 80. Earache . . 90. Halitosis . . 100. Hives . . 110. Lethargy . . 120. Mumps . . 130. Prostate Disorders . . 140. Sore Throat . . 150. Toothache 151. Discolouration of Teeth 152. Tuberculosis 153. Urinary Tract Infection 154. Varicose Veins 155. Vomiting 156. Warts 157. Whooping Cough 158. Wrinkles 159. Yeast Infection