Q: It is important to note that these alternative remedies are not backed by scientific evidence evidence that they work is anecdotal, or based on personal experience and word of mouth. Without scientific studies to prove they are effective, there is no way to know if alternative treatments are helpful at all in treating pinworm. If you want to try an alternative method, talk to your doctor first. These alternative methods should still be undertaken in combination with medication from your doctor, and should not considered to be medical therapies by themselves. Garlic is thought to be a good home remedy to help get rid of pinworms. First, eat lots of fresh garlic. The garlic may help reduce and kill the pinworms when you have a bowel movement. You can also make a garlic paste to apply around the anal area. The garlic may kill the eggs and the oil will help soothe the itching. To make the paste, crush two to three cloves of fresh garlic. Add a few teaspoons of castor oil or mineral oil. Make sure you add enough to get a paste-like consistency. You can also make a paste by adding garlic to petroleum jelly. Make sure to discuss home remedies with your doctor before using them. Turmeric has been shown in lab studies to kill parasites, though researchers are unsure if it kills parasites in humans; however, spicy foods, such as turmeric, are thought to be an effective cure against pinworms. Take 300 mg of turmeric in the form of a capsule three times a day. You may also consider making a tea with turmeric. Steep one teaspoon of turmeric in one cup of hot water for five to 10 minutes. Drink two to four cups. Don't take turmeric if you use blood thinners because it increases the risk of bleeding. The wormwood herb has been traditionally used to help expel worms from the digestive tract. Add a three to four drops of wormwood tincture to a cup of warm water. Have your child drink one cup a day. Adults can drink two cups a day. Talk to your doctor before using wormwood. Don't take wormwood if you take anti-seizure medication. If you are allergic to ragweed, you may also be allergic to wormwood.
A: Understand the limitations of natural remedies. Use garlic. Try turmeric. Drink wormwood tea.

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A: Place mashed avocado into bowl. Add 1 tbsp lemon juice. Add cayenne pepper and salt. Combine well. Place shrimp in another bowl. Add mayonnaise, chopped coriander, and salt. Stir well. Spoon the avocado mix onto 2 slices of bread, and spread well. Heap shrimp mixture on top. Press down lightly with spoon. Place the other slices on top. Slice in half.

Q: It's a dark-green app with a white "X" on it. You'll find this in the upper-left side of the page. On Mac, skip this step if a blank Excel presentation opens when you open Excel. Starting with cell A1 in the top-left corner of the sheet, enter the following: A1 - Type in "Date" B1 - Type in "Expense" C1 - Type in "Cost" D1 - Type in "Income" E1 - Type in "Balance" F1 - Type in "Notes" In the "Expenses" column, type in the name of each expense that you know of (or anticipate) for at least a month, then enter the cost of each expense in the "Cost" column across from the pertinent expense names. You should also enter the date to the left of each expense in the "Date" column. You can also just type in a month's worth of dates and only fill in the cells in which you have expenses. For each date, enter the amount that you'll earn on that day in the "Income" column. If you won't earn anything, just leave the cell for that day blank. Taking into account how much you've spent and how much you've earned on any given day, enter the remaining total in the "Balance" If any payment, balance, or day has a different outcome than usual, make a note of it in the "Notes" column to the right of the row in question. This will help keep unusual or large payments easy to remember. You might also type "Recurring" next to a row containing an expense for a subscription or a monthly (or weekly) service. Click the first empty cell below the "Cost" column, then type in the following: =SUM(C2:C#) where "#" is the number of the last filled cell in the "C" column. Press Enter when you're done to enter the formula and display the total cost of all of your expenses in this budget. You'll use this same exact formula for the "Income" and "Balance" fields as well, except that you'll use "D" and "E" respectively instead of "C". Once your budget is complete, you just need to save it on your computer. To do so: Windows - Click File, click Save As, double-click This PC, click a save location on the left side of the window, type the document's name (e.g., "Personal Budget") into the "File name" text box, and click Save. Mac - Click File, click Save As..., enter the document's name (e.g., "Personal Budget") in the "Save As" field, select a save location by clicking the "Where" box and clicking a folder, and click Save.
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Open Microsoft Excel. Click Blank workbook. Enter your budget headers. Enter at least a month's worth of expenses and dates. Enter your income. Enter your account balance. Add notes. Enter the calculation formula. Save your personal budget.