Homemade throat remedy

It is said that medicine is three-part poison, so when we have some problems with our body, in the early stage, if it is not necessary to take medicine, we should try to achieve the anti-inflammatory effect through food or some drinks with anti-inflammatory properties. For example, when your throat is inflamed, eating pears directly can relieve the pain in your throat. Dandelions also have the effect of clearing heat and promoting diuresis. You can drink it in water to reduce inflammation. There are some more details introduced below.

1. In the face of recurrent tonsillitis, it is not advisable to take too many antibiotics. Long-term use can lead to allergic reactions and liver damage. It can also make bacteria resistant and drug-resistant, and damage the body's own immune system. Therefore, we can combine some dietary therapy methods to assist in treatment.

2. Dandelion has the effects of clearing away heat and fire, anti-inflammatory and diuretic. It is a widely used Chinese medicinal material and is called "natural antibiotic". It has a good effect on relieving tonsillitis. You can try using dandelion roots, and pairing them with honeysuckle, which also treats pharyngitis, and chrysanthemum, which moistens the throat and promotes saliva production, to make tea. The specific ratio is: 2.2 grams of dandelion, 0.5 grams of chrysanthemum, and 0.3 grams of honeysuckle, and brew it with appropriate amount of boiling water.

3. Eat with Tremella fuciformis. Wash and soak the white fungus, tear it into strips and pieces, blanch it with boiling water, rinse it with cold water, then add vinegar and eat it twice a day, with no limit on the amount. You will see improvement after 2 days. Mix and eat with celery. Wash and cut the celery, blanch it, add vinegar and eat it, a small plate at a time, twice a day.

4. Drink strong herbal tea. Use boiling water to make a large cup of strong tea with 25 grams of tea leaves, and drink it regularly after it cools down. Fengyoujing is attractive. Pour a few drops of medicated oil on a clean handkerchief, place it on the nostrils and inhale, 4 to 6 times a day. Then apply cold compress to your neck. Soak a towel with cold or ice water and apply it to the front neck and throat for about 20 minutes, 3-4 times a day.

5. Egg tea (treats sore throat and hoarseness) Take a fresh egg, crack it into a rice bowl to make egg liquid, boil some boiling water, pour it into the egg liquid to make egg drop soup, add a little sugar and sesame oil, drink it while it is hot. This is the legendary egg tea.

6. Pickled salty kumquats are very effective, especially for sore throats, etc. They can relieve heat, promote salivation and relieve coughs. Before pickling: Wash the kumquats and dry them. (Dry it in the sun for a while until the skin is a little wrinkled. Because it has less water, it is less likely to spoil and can kill residual pesticides.) Wash the jars and dry them. Put the dried kumquats into the jar (but don’t let the lid press down on the kumquats, as the skin will crack and they will easily get moldy). Then pour in the salt, seal the lid, and shake it a few times. (If you cannot ensure that the jar is sealed, you can wrap it with plastic wrap). Store the sealed jar in a dry place away from sunlight.