Tomato Tea Cures
118 YEA 16 NAY 1 MAYBE 1 WORKED TEMPORARILY 1 SIDE EFFECTS
[YEA] Kristen from NYC, NY writes: "It works. The tomato tea really opened up my sinuses. It lasted long enough for me to be able to use my neti pot. Great, Thanks."
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[YEA] Rebecca from Comanche writes: "I've been sitting here sipping this stuff and reading the testimonials and while this tomato tea doesn't taste all that great, it is starting to work. An hour ago I had my head buried under my pillow, trying to think of some way to make the pain stop. I'm glad I found this site. I'm all ready feeling a great deal better!"
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[YEA] Adrienne from Montgomery, AL writes: "It worked for my future husband.Thank You!"
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[YEA] Tasha from Vancouver, WA writes: "I have a very severe case of nasal congestion and nothing has worked for thus far. I've tried several different prescriptions, the over the counter stuff and now the tomato tea...none have worked for me. The tea cleared one passage briefly but I was stuffed up again within 15 minutes or so."
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[YEA] A reader from UK writes: "This is the first time I had ever had sinus congestion. I kept waking up in the early hours unable to breathe. UGH! Came across the recipe and started taking it on a Thursday night. Felt slight relief but nothing overly exciting! Kept drinking it 2 or 3 times a day (I think it's quite yummy!)and by Thursday it was all clear!!! That was 3 months ago! Impressive!"
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[YEA] Stephanie from Fruita, Colorado writes: "This rocked! I cannot believe my mom was right all along! It helped so much, so fast! Thank You so much! I had to stop using Afrin because of its adverse effects and was dying to find anything to replace it!"
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[YEA] Nick from South Milwaukee, WI writes: "It pretty much worked, I still felt the Sinusitis, but its felt distant. Maybe it would have worked fully if I had everything, I had to use tomato soup and mild salsa instead of juice and hot sauce. I guess it worked though."
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[YEA] BetH from Lake of the Ozarks, MO writes: "After the second sip of tomato tea, my sinuses opened up. This recipe is going in my cookbook for future use - bless you and thank you so much!!!"
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[YEA] Dorrie from Walden, NY writes: "As many of the folks who wrote in, I was desperate to find treatment for my sinus problem. I had the flu and now 4 weeks later, I still have blocked nasal and sinus passages. Over the counter decongestants and sprays worked for a short while but I believe excessive use of them has now actually caused further congestion. I can't sleep at night, and my throat is sore from continually breathing through my mouth, constant pressure in the sinuses, it's even difficult to talk. I read the tomato juice recipe and went hunting in my cabinets. Believe it or not I found that Bloody Mary Mix (without the alcohol) has similar ingredients and it worked within 1/2 hour. The ingredients on the bottle read: Water, tomato paste, horseradish, sea salt, Worcestershire sauce, vinegar, molasses, anchovies, sardine, onion, garlic, cloves,chili peters, eschalots, lemon juice, garlic powder, onion powder, black pepper. Thanks for the idea."
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[NAY] Robert writes: "I get really bad sinus cloggage when I get a cold. I've tried all the prescribed medicines, none work, all the over the counter medicines, none work. So I tried this one and it made me feel a little better but it didn't unclog my sinuses."
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[NAY] RM from Fullerton, CA writes: "only managed to burn my throat, no help with the sinus problem at all!"
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[NAY] Anna from Austin, TX writes: "I tried the recipe & it didn't work at all....not even a little bit."
EC: As an alternative to the tomato tea, try drinking apple cider vinegar in water throughout the day. Be patient with severely clogged sinus passages -- give it time. Eventually the vinegar and water will unclog the sinuses. Potassium supplements are also great to dry out the sinuses. Finally, running a hot shower on the sinuses seems to do the trick most of the time too. If you tried the tomato tea after that, perhaps the sinuses would stay open.
*** If you haven't already, please make sure you read our Curing Sinus Infections page. It contains some information you might have not heard elsewhere!***
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