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Have You Attempted Brewing an Herbal Tea to Alleviate Symptom of Colds and Flu?

By sophiakc On September 21, 2011 Under Food & Drink

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This time of year I consider it's a wonderful time to revisit the topic of "Herb Tea Gardens", Why?... as a result of course, I have a cold. Each and every October I come down with a cold. If I could determine the precise cause in the relationship amongst the month of October and my propensity to "come down with a cold", I would keep away from the situation that has me suffering at this quite second. A good guess would be that I educate young children they go back to school in the fall and spread germs. You believe?

Brewing Herbal teas has been covered prior to so please comply with those instructions to brew herbal teas. Let's get down to specifics around the herbs to utilize to alleviate symptoms of colds and flu. At this really second I'm drinking a hot cup of steeped dried ginger root, a pinch of licorice root topped with a squirt of lemon (vitamin C!) plus a bit of honey to help coat the throat. Ginger assists alleviate coughing, licorice root is an expectorant...and which is in which I am at correct now. Keep away from employing refined sugars in the property brewed tea; refine sugar tends to weaken the immune system. If you need to have to sweeten the tea, honey is a great choice plus it assists to soothe and coat the throat.

Listed under are some widespread herbs utilized to fight colds and flu. Use a mixture of two to 3 herbs, about 1 teaspoon with the dried variety. Following experimenting you'll discover the blend that ideal suits your signs and symptoms along with your taste buds. I am also not adverse to adding a shot of whiskey, brandy or your favored spirit to a cup of tea just before bed time.

Cough: Ginger root

Stuffy nose:Lavender

Expectorant - Congestion: Licorice root, Eucalyptus, Juniper Berries, Catnip, Thyme, Rosemary, and Chamomile

Upset Stomach: Catnip, Fennel, and Ginger

Fever: Peppermint, Sage, and Rosehips

Sore Throat: Slippery Elm, Licorice, Mallow root, and Anise

chinese herbal tea happen to be brewed for centuries to relieve symptoms of colds and flu.In case your signs and symptoms get worse, please go see your private physician instantly. Here's to feeling far better!

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