The most common and widely used sense of this word; It is an element artificially created by the human being to alleviate situations of illness and lack of health. The remedy is a drug created from the combination of various chemical elements that are studied and tested as palliative for certain health conditions.
It can also be defined; that the remedies are mixtures that serve to cure some illness, disease or discomfort in a living being.
Although the remedies are very effective in most cases, they can only be used in situations in which the disease does not require surgery or direct intervention. On the other hand, each remedy is specific for a type of situation, which is why taking an antipyretic to combat muscle pain is not the same as taking the appropriate medication for it.
This term can be used with different senses, although it is always talking about something that serves to solve a particular situation. In this way, the remedy can be a medication that a person must take to counteract a disease situation or it can also be the solution to something that has nothing to do with the disease, for example when talking about the best remedy for an economic crisis is a settling of accounts. In the same way the remedy is always known as the solution to something that is in an abnormal state and must be fixed.
It is important to note that for many, even the remedies may not be effective if they become an addiction and to generate an effect an increasing dose is needed (as in cases where there is a lot of dependence on a remedy or drug).
We can also find the famous natural remedies which; They have managed to survive despite the advances in medicine and it is due to the high costs of drugs that many people prefer or choose to ingest home remedies than medicines.
In addition, several of the remedies are made with things that are sometimes kept in the house, hence they are so popular, although of course, there are so complex that some of the ingredients are so expensive or already difficult or impossible to obtain in these times.
