Stop Throwing Away Banana Peels: Here Are 10 Ways You Can Use Them!


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Bananas are one of the most popular fruits on the plant, and despite their delicious taste, these fruits offer numerous health benefits.
Bananas are rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. Yet, all of us usually throw away their peels, even though they are extremely useful.
This is how to use them:
Headache
Bananas are high in potassium, so you should place the peel across the forehead, and the back of the neck to relieve a headache.
Warts
Banana peels effectively eliminate warts, Just rub their inner side on the affected area, or place a small piece on the wart, and secure it with a bandage.

Psoriasis
Banana peels moisturize the skin, relieves itchiness, and cures psoriasis. Apply the peel on the affected area 1-2 times daily, and the effects will be visible in a few days.
Itches and Rashes
Apply banana peels on the affected area, and it will soothe itchiness and rashes very soon.
Teeth whitening
Clean the teeth with a banana peel for several minutes, and in several weeks, your teeth will be perfectly white and healthy.
Treat Hemorrhoids
Banana peels provide great effects in the case of hemorrhoids. All you need to do is to rub a peel on the area for 5 minutes and repeat the procedure 5 times daily.
Bug Bites
Rub the peel on bug bites to soothe itching and calm the skin.
Acne
Banana peels will relieve inflammation and irritation, and prevent outbreaks. You should rub the peel on the acne before going to bed.
Bruises
Banana peels have potent regenerative properties, so they can accelerate the healing of the bruises.
Natural polishing
Banana peels can shine back your furniture, kitchen utensils, clean the dust off of the leaves of the plants in your home, and even polish your shoes.

SOURCE : howafrica.com 

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