Cholera is contracted from bacteria that are present in food and water. The infection affects the intestines and hence it is characterized by watery stools or diarrhea, nausea and vomiting, leg cramps and serious uneasiness. In case this condition is not treated it can result in death. The key to treating cholera is to maintain the body’s hydration levels and to boost the immune system to function well. One of the most common symptoms of this condition is acute dehydration. This can be very fatal and can lead to death if not cared for in a timely manner. Drink plenty of water in order to offer the body hydration. In addition to this you must also drink plenty of lime or lemon juice. The natural anti bacterial properties of the juice control the spread of the bacteria in the intestine. They also ensure that the harmful toxins are eliminated from the body thereby clearing the body of all harmful agents.

The natural properties of honey are also very helpful in fighting the infection. You can add honey to your diet as a sweetener or simply eat a spoon of raw natural honey 2 to 3 times a day. Cucumber juice is beneficial to the body when it is suffering from this condition. The juice quenches thirst and it also control the pain caused by the infection. Just add a cucumber to the juicer. Refrigerate the juice and drink it cold.

In order to increase the medicinal value of the juice add half an onion to the juicer and blend both the vegetables together. When diagnosed with this condition you need to pay special attention to your diet. Add raw or partially cooked onions to your diet. Do not eat foods that are processed in animal fats or oil. Avoid all meats. Eat light foods and plenty of yogurts. Soups and salads will offer your body the nutrients that it needs. You must also drink plenty of herbal teas and add herbs like ginger, oregano and mint to your diet. The key to treating cholera is to drink plenty of water and get adequate amounts of rest. Let your body rest as it is the best way for it to recuperate and rejuvenate.