honey Natural Cough Medicine

honey Natural Cough Medicine

The erratic weather like today, coughs, colds, flu, fever often attack us, so it is essential to keep us healthy. As I'm naturally and my nephew as well, my parents always told us to take drugs, which is believed to cure nasal problems, relieve sore throat, reduce coughing and made into a restful sleep.
However, because drugs  makes me become dry and stomach became nauseated and not known, and it becomes difficult to sleep. And I read in box these drugs contain side effects. That's what makes me prefer traditional medicine than drugs that exist in the stall and sold freely.
At first I only know soy sauce and lime as cough medicine, it can honey, which so far I only know as endurance. And another great, it turns the honey has been used for hundreds of years as a traditional medicine in various places in the world.

Stubborn cough

cough is the body's way to cleanse the irritated airways and help breathing. However, cough too much, can cause irritation to the lungs and throat are more severe. Cleaning is also disturb sleep, which is needed in the healing process. However, many parents are concerned about their child's cough, often giving cough medicine in syrup form.
In fact, drugs that do not work, plays bad for health. Cough and cold medicines can also cause serious side effects, including drowsiness, hallucinations, dizziness, vomiting, palpitations and others. And plumpness of parents do not know exactly the content contained in the cough medicine, is good for the child or not.
From some of the literature that I read turned out honey can relieve cough. Thousands of years ago, doctors in Egypt, for example, using honey to treat wounds, coughs and sore joints. Moreover, that the World Health Organization recommends honey as a medicine lozenges, although there is no scientific evidence of its effectiveness.
Honey is not dangerous, why we dont consume honey, right now?

Why honey?

Firstly because the viscosity of honey helps coat and throat.
Both because of the antioxidants in honey.
Antioxidants are also found in foods such as blueberries (a type of strawberry), spinach and chocolate. These antioxidants can protect our cells from damage.
The results showed that after drinking the honey, the level of antioxidants in the body increased. Honey has other health effects. At least, some kind of honey can kill the microbes that infect. One type of honey from New Zealand has been well proven for use on wounds, topically on the skin.
Tips to Remove Cough With Honey And Lemon - Cough rampant will make you unable to sleep soundly. Is the main cause coughing sustainable? Fever of colds, allergies and smoking are common causes of cough, but the cough can be a symptom of a serious illness or drug side effects.
Other causes of cough include:
 rembasan excesses of water that run from the nose down into the back of the throat, stimulates coughing. Usually caused by an allergy, fever common colds or sinus infections.
 Asthma / tired
 Respiratory tract infections - such as whooping cough
 irritation penafasan in - such as cigarettes, dust, fire industry.
 Lung diseases - such as cystic fibrosis, bronchiectasis, cancer.
 Hiatus hernia and gastroesophageal reflux - stomach acid into the esophagus to reduce cough.
 Weak heart
 Concerns, rumbling and customs
 Certain drugs
 Sometimes someone there is more than one reason for coughing.
Remove Cough With Honey And Lemon It:
Get original honey jar sealed inside the container. Ginger and lemon should be cleaned first. The ginger should be discarded skin and sliced. Likewise with lemon, peeled and sliced.
Ginger and lemon slices are then put into an enclosed tube that contains honey. This tube should then be stored in the refrigerator. It will be sticky gelatinous and hold for 2 to 3 months in the refrigerator.
Two ways for use:
Enter one tablespoon of honey in a glass of warm water. Stir until smooth and drink. Amalkan two to three times a day until your cough and sore throat healed.

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