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Natural Remedies For Sore Throats

June 9, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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Oh, February! Short and sweet, but full of so many germs as a result of mixed in -mixing. And all those interpersonal mixing can often lead to sore throat!

What to do? Here is a collection of simple natural remedies.

Turmeric + salt -yield – Mix equal parts turmeric and salt in a glass (½ teaspoon each in 8 oz water), add warm water, dissolve, gargle. This mixture can be used both morning and at night. Turmeric helps to relieve inflammation or swelling, while salt works to wipe any bacteria that you found during the day. Salt is one of the best expectorants, which means it helps to get the mucus up.

Frozen Berries Eating – Cherries, blueberries and raspberries burst of antioxidant and blood structure of nutrients that work to strengthen the immune system. The ice cold bulbs also help to calm an irritated throat.

Lime water – Drink warm lime water when waking up. The functioning of the lime is similar to that of soap, what helps the digestive system rinse away, while the water works to give the system a rinse. Just like salt, lime is also a slime.

Hydrate – Drink up to half of your body weight in us, per day, to send those insects to the south.

Raw honey – Honey is incredibly medicinal. Honey is a demulent (supports a healthy inflammatory reaction), mucous pits (aids in cleaning up mucus) and nutritious (nourishing). A scoop of raw honey is phenomenal for a soft throat.

Increase Honey’s super powers by adding turmeric and fresh cracked black pepper. The turmeric will bring down inflammation and the black pepper helps with the efficacy of the turmeric. Make a pasta by combining about ¼ cup of raw honey into 1 tablespoon of ground turmeric and ¼ teaspoon of black pepper. Hold a pot in the neighborhood and consume a teaspoon when the throat starts to bark.

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Peppermint tea – Knowed the head and sinuses, enlightened discomfort and it is thought that the emotional harmony reinforces.

Food to avoid – Remember the consumption of dairy products, namely ice cream, yogurt and cheese. These cooled dairy products are slime manufacturers, who will only serve to intensify the postnasal drop, which increases the symptoms.

Eucalyptus/Epsom salt baths – Immerse yourself in an Epsom Soak. The minerals will help in drawing up impurities, while the Eucalyptus inevitably works to stimulate the spirits. Sweat it out. Eucalyptus not only opens the mind and senses, but also helps to clear the lungs and remove mucus. It is generally known that Eucalyptus helps to remove negative thoughts and great in times of illness.

Try kick -axe throat spray – reach for this formula if your voice is hoarse, speeches can be difficult whether your throat feels irritated, tired and dry.

Try one, try them all. I hope this helps you and your loved ones by navigating a healthy February.


Writer Lauren Sauer graduated from the Kripalu school of Ayurveda and a certified 500 hours of Kripalu Ayurvedic yoga teacher. As an Ayurvedic health adviser, she is passionate about teaching others to become their own health care lawyer, to live with the rhythms of nature and simply delay and breathe. She currently lives in the beautiful Berkshires as an intern at the Kripalu school of Ayurveda.

Only for educational purposes. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent a disease or to sell a product.

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