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Rob (Kentucky) on 04/08/2018: 
1 pint mason jar
one garlic clove grated
one inch ginger root grated
½ teaspoon cinnamon powder
Place all ingredient into mason jar. Add boiling water and steep for 20 minutes. Strain pulp. Add honey to taste. Drink 3x/daily. Useful for cough, cold, flu, bronchitis and hayfever.
Katherine (Western Slope, CO) on 04/04/2015:
Mama To Many (Tennessee, Usa) on 02/07/2014:
Posted by Mey (Leb) on 02/07/2014: My 4 years old daughter have cold and coughing since three weeks, she is really bad, I visited a lot of doctors and she took a lot of medication, but it ls not stoping, can I try the Apple Cider Vinegar steam for her? Please need answer
Dear Mey,
I am so sorry your little one has been sick with a cough for so long.
I have never tried the vinegar steam. I would worry a bit that it might sting the eyes. Perhaps someone else has tried and would be able to advise on that.
We have dealt with many coughs and I can share some things that work very well.
Garlic Salve is easy to make and works so very well.
"Pour everything into a blender and mix until smooth. Strain off the bits of garlic, and store the liquid in a wide-mouth glass jar in the fridge. It will solidify as it cools. If your child has super sensitive skin, you might try adding more coconut oil and olive oil.
Apply liberally to the chest, back, and bottoms of feet (covered with socks) at least four times a day, and as often as every couple of hours, as needed. You cannot overdose on this, so don't be afraid to use too much. If it doesn't seem to be working, use more!
Rachel Weaver, the creator of this recipe, has used this to treat babies with pneumonia. She uses it like an anti-biotic, except it is also anti-viral. (She will say to use it every two hours if you are treating pneumonia. )
If you do not have coconut oil, just substitute more olive oil for the coconut oil. You can skip the lavender if you don't have it. The garlic is the most important thing, it just must be diluted in the olive oil.
We have also used the steam method with just kitchen spices. We boil 2 cups of water and add 1/4 teaspoon of the following: garlic, onion, clove, cinnamon, caraway seeds, thyme and sage. You can leave out something if you do not have it. I put the pot on a chair on a potholder and the child on a couch. I put the rungs of the chair between the pot and child, so they are less likely to get burned. Then I drape a sheet over the child and the chair with the pot. It is a little steam tent. This can be done as often as needed. The spices are helpful in killing germs
You can steam and do the garlic salve if you like. Do avoid dairy while getting over a cough.
I hope your little one is better soon!
~Mama to Many~
Leslie (Jamestown, NC) on 10/09/2008: 
T.S.Rajah (Wimbledon, UK) on 12/07/2007:
Judy (Seattle, Washington) on 03/31/2007:
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James (New Orleans) on 03/12/2006:
Anonymous (Alabama) on 03/01/2004:
Yakal (Philippines) on 03/01/2004:
| 5 star (10) | 91% | |
| 1 star (1) | 9% |
Rob (Kentucky) on 04/08/2018:
1 pint mason jar
one garlic clove grated
one inch ginger root grated
½ teaspoon cinnamon powder
Place all ingredient into mason jar. Add boiling water and steep for 20 minutes. Strain pulp. Add honey to taste. Drink 3x/daily. Useful for cough, cold, flu, bronchitis and hayfever.
Katherine (Western Slope, CO) on 04/04/2015:
Mama To Many (Tennessee, Usa) on 02/07/2014:
Posted by Mey (Leb) on 02/07/2014: My 4 years old daughter have cold and coughing since three weeks, she is really bad, I visited a lot of doctors and she took a lot of medication, but it ls not stoping, can I try the Apple Cider Vinegar steam for her? Please need answer
Dear Mey,
I am so sorry your little one has been sick with a cough for so long.
I have never tried the vinegar steam. I would worry a bit that it might sting the eyes. Perhaps someone else has tried and would be able to advise on that.
We have dealt with many coughs and I can share some things that work very well.
Garlic Salve is easy to make and works so very well.
"Pour everything into a blender and mix until smooth. Strain off the bits of garlic, and store the liquid in a wide-mouth glass jar in the fridge. It will solidify as it cools. If your child has super sensitive skin, you might try adding more coconut oil and olive oil.
Apply liberally to the chest, back, and bottoms of feet (covered with socks) at least four times a day, and as often as every couple of hours, as needed. You cannot overdose on this, so don't be afraid to use too much. If it doesn't seem to be working, use more!
Rachel Weaver, the creator of this recipe, has used this to treat babies with pneumonia. She uses it like an anti-biotic, except it is also anti-viral. (She will say to use it every two hours if you are treating pneumonia. )
If you do not have coconut oil, just substitute more olive oil for the coconut oil. You can skip the lavender if you don't have it. The garlic is the most important thing, it just must be diluted in the olive oil.
We have also used the steam method with just kitchen spices. We boil 2 cups of water and add 1/4 teaspoon of the following: garlic, onion, clove, cinnamon, caraway seeds, thyme and sage. You can leave out something if you do not have it. I put the pot on a chair on a potholder and the child on a couch. I put the rungs of the chair between the pot and child, so they are less likely to get burned. Then I drape a sheet over the child and the chair with the pot. It is a little steam tent. This can be done as often as needed. The spices are helpful in killing germs
You can steam and do the garlic salve if you like. Do avoid dairy while getting over a cough.
I hope your little one is better soon!
~Mama to Many~
Leslie (Jamestown, NC) on 10/09/2008:
T.S.Rajah (Wimbledon, UK) on 12/07/2007:
Judy (Seattle, Washington) on 03/31/2007:
Nancy (Kingston, NY) on 10/26/2006:
James (New Orleans) on 03/12/2006:
Anonymous (Alabama) on 03/01/2004:
Yakal (Philippines) on 03/01/2004:
Rob (Kentucky) on 04/08/2018:
1 pint mason jar
one garlic clove grated
one inch ginger root grated
½ teaspoon cinnamon powder
Place all ingredient into mason jar. Add boiling water and steep for 20 minutes. Strain pulp. Add honey to taste. Drink 3x/daily. Useful for cough, cold, flu, bronchitis and hayfever.
Katherine (Western Slope, CO) on 04/04/2015:
Mama To Many (Tennessee, Usa) on 02/07/2014:
Posted by Mey (Leb) on 02/07/2014: My 4 years old daughter have cold and coughing since three weeks, she is really bad, I visited a lot of doctors and she took a lot of medication, but it ls not stoping, can I try the Apple Cider Vinegar steam for her? Please need answer
Dear Mey,
I am so sorry your little one has been sick with a cough for so long.
I have never tried the vinegar steam. I would worry a bit that it might sting the eyes. Perhaps someone else has tried and would be able to advise on that.
We have dealt with many coughs and I can share some things that work very well.
Garlic Salve is easy to make and works so very well.
"Pour everything into a blender and mix until smooth. Strain off the bits of garlic, and store the liquid in a wide-mouth glass jar in the fridge. It will solidify as it cools. If your child has super sensitive skin, you might try adding more coconut oil and olive oil.
Apply liberally to the chest, back, and bottoms of feet (covered with socks) at least four times a day, and as often as every couple of hours, as needed. You cannot overdose on this, so don't be afraid to use too much. If it doesn't seem to be working, use more!
Rachel Weaver, the creator of this recipe, has used this to treat babies with pneumonia. She uses it like an anti-biotic, except it is also anti-viral. (She will say to use it every two hours if you are treating pneumonia. )
If you do not have coconut oil, just substitute more olive oil for the coconut oil. You can skip the lavender if you don't have it. The garlic is the most important thing, it just must be diluted in the olive oil.
We have also used the steam method with just kitchen spices. We boil 2 cups of water and add 1/4 teaspoon of the following: garlic, onion, clove, cinnamon, caraway seeds, thyme and sage. You can leave out something if you do not have it. I put the pot on a chair on a potholder and the child on a couch. I put the rungs of the chair between the pot and child, so they are less likely to get burned. Then I drape a sheet over the child and the chair with the pot. It is a little steam tent. This can be done as often as needed. The spices are helpful in killing germs
You can steam and do the garlic salve if you like. Do avoid dairy while getting over a cough.
I hope your little one is better soon!
~Mama to Many~
Leslie (Jamestown, NC) on 10/09/2008:
T.S.Rajah (Wimbledon, UK) on 12/07/2007:
Judy (Seattle, Washington) on 03/31/2007:
Nancy (Kingston, NY) on 10/26/2006:
James (New Orleans) on 03/12/2006:
Anonymous (Alabama) on 03/01/2004:
Yakal (Philippines) on 03/01/2004:
