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1. Energy booster.
There are just enough carbohydrates and B vitamins in this recipe to give you a longer-lasting and healthier energy boost than soda, coffee, or those health hazard energy drinks
2. Fat-burning.
Have you ever wondered why women use cucumbers to relieve puffiness around their eyes? Cucumbers contain a photochemical that causes the collagen in your skin to tighten, resulting in less puffiness. Did you know that rubbing a cucumber on a problem area of cellulite anywhere on your body can make it less visible? Did you know it has the same impact on wrinkles as well? Doesn’t it make those fifty-dollar creams seem a little ridiculous now? After a long period of crying, rub a little under your child’s eyes to avoid the puffy ‘I sobbed for an hour straight’ look.
3. Sunburn.
Sunblock does not always protect your children from getting sunburned.
If you don’t have any aloe and your kids are burned, rub some cucumber on them.
Cucumber is also used by several doctors to heal inflamed skin and sunburns.
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4. hypertension.
Cucumber has been used to treat high blood pressure for a long time. Cucumbers should be included in your regular diet if you have them.
5. Headaches
Eat half a cucumber before bed if you have headaches from chasing your babies (or pets, or your husband) all day, or if you had a little too much wine with dinner and want to avoid a hangover. Cucumbers are high in B vitamins, sugar, and electrolytes, and they help you avoid a hangover or combat that headache that’s been threatening to take over.
Cucumbers are also being studied for their ability to reduce cholesterol.
6. Constipation.
Cucumber seeds are diuretic and can help with constipation.
Consume a cucumber if you’re suffering from constipation.
Cucumber should be part of your everyday diet if you have persistent constipation.