1. When your nose is congested, dip a cotton swab in a small amount of sesame oil and apply it inside your nose. Then, gently pinch your nose a few times, and it should feel better soon.

2. Sesame oil is a plant-based unsaturated fatty acid. Once absorbed by the body, it can eliminate cholesterol from the walls of blood vessels. For habitual constipation, drinking a sip of sesame oil in the morning and evening can help lubricate the intestines and relieve constipation.

3. For those suffering from bronchitis or emphysema, drinking half a teacup of sesame oil mixed with warm water in the morning and evening can help reduce coughing. Continued use can yield satisfactory results.

4. Sesame oil has the function of promoting tissue regeneration. For mild burns in children, applying sesame oil to the affected area can be very effective.

5. During autumn and winter, lips tend to become dry and chapped. Applying sesame oil with a cotton swab before going out works very well.

6. Babies often get diaper rash from wearing diapers. Heating sesame oil with fried Sichuan pepper and applying it with a cotton swab after each diaper change can help prevent redness after a few applications.

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