Home Remedies to Stop Cough: If you also take cough syrups and medicines when you have cough, then do not do so now because this remedy given by an Ayurvedic doctor will help in eradicating even your year’s old cough from its roots.
Home Remedies to Stop Cough: If you have a cough, whether it's been a few days or it's very old, today we'll tell you about a home remedy using which you can cure even the most chronic cough very quickly and easily. This amazing remedy has been shared by Ayurvedic doctor Salim Zaidi on his YouTube channel, in which he has explained a remedy that works for both dry cough and phlegm cough. If you're also tired of using different types of medicines, then definitely try this remedy once. According to the doctor, you can give this remedy to adults as well as children.
Let us know what this recipe is.To make this, you will need only 5 ingredients and you will easily find all five of them in your kitchen.
Black pepperBlack pepper has expectorant properties. This means it thins and loosens the phlegm that builds up inside you, clearing it and making it easier to expel. This clears your airways, removes infection, and helps reduce your cough.
Black saltKala Namak benefits all types of respiratory problems. Kala Namak also soothes dry coughs and provides significant relief from coughs with phlegm. It basically relaxes your airways. Because often, when you have a chronic cough, your airways become constricted and tight. Kala Namak relieves this tightness and relaxes them, making breathing easier and reducing your cough.
CeleryCelery is also a great thing to relieve your chest congestion and cure cough and cold.
Green cardamomCardamom has properties that can help relieve throat infections. It soothes your chest and clears mucus buildup, making it a great relief for coughs and colds.
GingerGinger has anti-inflammatory properties that can help relieve chest congestion, clear infections, and reduce inflammation in the lungs.
How to makeTo make this recipe, you need 1/4 teaspoon black pepper powder, 1/4 teaspoon black salt, 1 teaspoon celery, 4 teaspoons grated ginger and 4-5 small cardamoms. Take out the middle part of this cardamom and keep it aside, you do not have to use its peel.
Now mix all these ingredients thoroughly and then take 5 tablespoons of jaggery. Melt this jaggery in a non-stick pan with a little water. Keep the pan on low heat so that the jaggery doesn't burn. Now, add all the ingredients you just mixed together. After adding, cook it for just one to two minutes. After this, store it in a glass jar.
How to consumeYou should take half a teaspoon of this decoction in the morning, half a teaspoon at bedtime, and you can take it at any time in the morning. However, you should take it at bedtime at night, and whenever you do, always use it with warm water.
What to keep in mind- After taking this, you should not consume any cold or sour thing and also avoid smoking etc.
- You can also take this if you have a severe cough. Your cough should begin to subside within 10 minutes of taking it.
- If you have chronic cough, then use it for 3-7 days.
- If the cough is very old then you can take it for more than 7 days, 21 days or even for 1 month.
- It should not be given to children under 10 years of age. If you wish to give it to children between 10 and 16 years of age, you can reduce the dosage. Instead of half a teaspoon, give children 1/4 teaspoon.
Disclaimer: This content, including advice, provides general information only. It is in no way a substitute for qualified medical opinion. Always consult a specialist or your doctor for more information. News Crab does not claim responsibility for this information.
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