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Sore Throat Cures
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01/26/2012: Alexander from Amsterdam, North Holland, The Netherlands: "Hand therapy is a form of tissue massage in the areas where the muscles in the neck may become hard due to the soarnness in the throat. If you find the sensitive areas in the neck and massage it softly, pressing gently on the tender..."Read More
[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] 01/22/2012: Syed Waqar from Wroclaw, Wroclaw Poland: "Yea, Hand therapy really worked. Now Pain reduced from 100% to ..."
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| ACV and Cayenne | 56 YEAS |
| Pickle Juice Brine | 33 YEAS |
| Salt Water Gargle | 25 YEAS |
| Hydrogen Peroxide | 21 YEAS |
| Tabasco Sauce | 20 YEAS |
| Cayenne Pepper Recipes | 17 YEAS |
| Hot Sauce | 14 YEAS |
| Iodine Painting | 14 YEAS |
| Ginger | 14 YEAS |
| Garlic | 14 YEAS |
| Lemon | 13 YEAS |
| Mouthwash | 12 YEAS |
| Vinegar | 10 YEAS |
| Hot Tea | 8 YEAS |
| Cloves | 7 YEAS |
| Vicks Vapor Rub | 6 YEAS |
| Hand Therapy | 6 YEAS |
| Oregano Oil | 5 YEAS |
Ginger Recipe for a Sore Throat
Home Remedy Ingredients:
- Fresh Ginger - 1.5 Tablespoons
- Fresh Lemon Juice - 1 Tablespoon
- Honey - 1 Teaspoon
- Mug of Boiling Water
Try out this excellent ginger tea for sore throats! Grate 1.5 tablespoons of fresh ginger into a cup, add a tablespoon of lemon or lime juice, and one teaspoon of honey then fill the mug with boiling water. Stir and allow to steep, then drink. Delicious and effective!
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[YEA] 12/13/2009: Praky from St. John, Barbados: "Personal Recipe:
1) 1-1/2 tablespoon (heaped) of freshly grated ginger (main ingredient)
2) 1 tablespoon (crude/pure) lime (or lemon) juice
3) 1 teaspoon honey
4) 2 cups boiling water
Method:
1) Put 2 cups of clean water to boil
2) Peel/scrape ginger skin off, then finely grate ginger pieces until you get one-and-a-half tablespoonfuls
3) Squeeze the lime or lemon until you get 1 tablespoonful and put aside
4) Then place the grated ginger in a heat-proof cup and pour boiling water over it. Add lime juice and honey. Combine by pouring this mixture from one cup into another, over and over, until mixture gets ginger-coloured (Steeping).
5) Sip on/drink this hot mixture as much as you could safely bear, WITH the grated ginger pulp.
Tip: Let grated ginger settle a bit in throat area while drinking
Notes:
1)Check to see if you are allergic to any of the ingredients listed before atempting
2) Fresh ginger and lime are useful because the beneficial Enzymes are said to be more abundant than powder forms
3) Use this tea/mixture at least twice daily (morning/evening) for 3 days and you will notice the difference before the 3 days
..got this from a website who's owner went to India and was told of this tea there, after having horible sore throat.
Take care"
01/07/2011: Taylo from Bristol, Ct replies: "Ginger and Lemon...Worked amazing on my sore throat... Thank you so much for your personal recipe!!! Trying to get others to believe me, as I sip the tea right now... and it's gentle on my stomach."
06/24/2011: Earth Mom from Spokane Valley, Wa replies: "I make mine a little stronger. I also like to add chamomille and rose hips."
[YEA] 06/23/2008: Megan from Memphis, TN: "For a sore throat:
Cut 2 pieces of ginger root into fourths
Cut 1 lemon into 8ths
Boil together in water.
Add honey if you like.
I usually leave the ginger and lemon in my cup and drink around it. This lets the tea get stronger. I have seen this flavor of tea at the store also."
[YEA] 01/11/2008: Zoey from Minneapolis, Minnesota: "Whenever I feel a sore throat coming or if many people around me are suffering from it, I chew on small pieces of raw ginger, allowing the liquid to drip down my throat and swallow it all up. I keep some ginger in my purse and chew on pieces of it all through the day. It's not very pleasant as it burns (especially if you already have a sore throat) but it works like a miracle! I've recommended this to some of my friends and it worked wonders for them too!
Another great remedy I got from my grandmother years ago is gargling salt water (a full teaspoon of salt per cup) I melt it with some boiling water, then add cold water as needed."
[YEA] 06/10/2007: Sulaiman from Kuwait City, Kuwait: "I think the best alternative remedy is to use the GINGER instead of the red cayenne. It burns nothing but your throat. An old man owns a herbal supplements store told me the secret recipe of the World's-Fastest-Sore-Throat-Remedy:
3 tablespoons of ginger paste
1 cup of water
2 tablespoons of honey
Boil up the water then mix it with the ginger paste and keep mixing for 5 minutes. Add the honey then drink the mixture whenever you feel that you can stand the heatness of the water. Do the same thing for 5 to 8 times a day and I guarantee you that the pain will go away 100% as you drink the second cup, and in the last cup the sore-throat will vanish."
[YEA] 06/07/2007: Dan from S., Delaware: "Remedy for sore throat: Ok, so let me start of saying this one is extremely nasty in taste, but it worked for me so I figure why not tell it. Just take so regular tea, and mix in lemon juice, some ginger, a dash of salt, a 2 or 3 teaspoons of pickle brine, cayenne pepper. I prefer on the side to have a cup of milk and/or water, to help with the taste and cut down on the taste. This is basically a mix of a lot of little cures I have tried. I got fed up with them and just started trying my own things, good luck."
[YEA] 02/01/2007: Trisha from Singapore: "a friend of mine had chronic sore throat and couldn't speak. she was due to give a lecture the following day.. i got a small piece of ginger( about the size of half a thumb) and sliced the ginger into fine pieces. put it in a pot & added a glass of water, boiled it down to 1/4 glass of water. once slightly cooled I added honey and squeezed in a teaspoon full of lemon juice. gave this concentrated liquid to my friend,. believe it or not, the next day the sore throat was completely gone.. she couldn't believe it too.. as she was resigned to canceling the talk"
[YEA] 09/14/2006: Ritu from Delhi, India: "This is a very old remedy used in our country for sore throat and gives instant relief. The hot liquid is very soothing and the ginger tulsi leaves somehow bring down the pain and inflammation in the throat"
[YEA] 03/01/2006: Christina from Queens, NY: "I take fresh ginger root, peel and grate about 1 1/2 heaping tablespoons, honey, fresh lemon juice and a shot of vodka or rum. Add these to a cup and pour boiling water over it. Let it steep, then drink. You really have to like ginger as it is super spicy hot. This helps my sore throat and nausea from all the mucus settling in my stomach. The added alcohol helps me go to sleep."
[YEA] 02/06/2006: Laura from Massachusetts: "I have to voice my opinion about the ginger tea with lemon! I found it to be very soothing, but I also find that I need to drink a lot of it. I will have the tea for about 2-3 days, 2-3 times a day. It does make me feel better, unless I've let my cold go for a few days without treatment, in that case, it will just soothe the symptoms while I am drinking it, but not relieve the cold completely. In those cases, I've normally had to take OTC meds, in conjunction. I also like zinc in lozenge form with lemon, or zicam (zinc in liquid gel form that is placed directly in the nasal passages), but you have to be careful with these as they can cause nausea if you take too much. Just follow the instructions on the package, it does work!"
[YEA] 01/30/2006: Rita from Red Deer, AB: "Ginger root tea works great. I am fighting a cold right now with a sore throat. My sore throat had been getting worse then today I had my husband pick me up some ginger root and honey so I could sip the tea all day. It's really been helping!"
[YEA] 01/13/2006: Smita from Longmont, CO: "This works best for me even for coughs . Fresh ginger juice and honey. Mix 1 teaspoon of fresh ginger juice with 3 teaspoons of honey (to get ginger juice, grate a piece of ginger and squeeze it.) Take 1 teaspoon of this mix 3-4 times a day"
[YEA] 11/21/2005: Christy from Twin Cities, MN: "I like to use a homemade ginger tea. Slice up some fresh ginger root and boil it in a few cups of water, along with some fresh garlic, lemon, cayenne pepper and honey. Let the mixture cool a bit, then strain and enjoy. Another variation is to use oranges and cranberries, as opposed to the lemon."
[YEA] Layla from London: "Okay, this is a remedy for your sore throat!! If you have a box of like honey and ginger tea, (Or any ginger tea) Put in the tea bag and 3 teaspoons of sugar and then wait about like... 10 minutes. Stir, and enjoy!! But at the time DO NOT eat anything."
Grapefruit Seed Extract
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[YEA] 10/16/2008: Tracy from Dearborn, MI: "Cayenne Pepper is great for circulation, but when something is 'hot' like a sore throat, don't you want to cool it? I use Grapefruit Seed Extract now - known for killing the strep virus (and I had strep 6 times in one year and hated taking antibiotics) ... so I was on a quest. Anyways, GSE turns out to be a Godsend, kills internal bugs without biotics... great thing! Brush teeth to kill sore throats - or gargle, if more severe. Great thing is, it numbs it. Raw throat, however, can't seem to snuff. What do you to when your 7 year old has a terrible raw throat and can't swallow? Darn!"
Hand Therapy
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[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] 07/27/2009: Terry from San Francisco, CA: "I tried the Hand therapy and had done for about five minutes. The pain hasn't fully gone away, but the pain has swelled down significantly."
Replies01/26/2012: Alexander from Amsterdam, North Holland, The Netherlands replies: "Hand therapy is a form of tissue massage in the areas where the muscles in the neck may become hard due to the soarnness in the throat. If you find the sensitive areas in the neck and massage it softly, pressing gently on the tender muscles, it can help to ease the pain. This also helps reduce tooth ache and many problems - doubtful to be the cure, but sometimes it can be enough to ease the pain in the throat as well in order for the healing process to continue. Just take your time and massage slowly with your hand and fingers to find those little knots or stiffness in the neck. Try it a few times and wait a day in between self treatments."
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