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Homemade Cold Remedy

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A sore throat is the sign of an infection in our organism and it can create a lot of unpleasant moments. Many times sore throats come with an additional cold or cough which makes the problem more severe. Everyone has its own remedy of curing sore throat, either with medicine or home remedies and in many cases the latest proved to be more efficient. If you are in search of a great homemade medicine for your throat or cough, you’ll have to try out this next one, which is based on ginger.

The healing properties of ginger are well-known and this spicy plant can do miracles for your sore throat. The homemade mixture will contain lots of natural ingredients, such as lemon juice and honey, but ginger is the one that will make the difference. For the preparation of the medicine, watch the following video and heal your throat the homeopathic way. Homemade Cold Remedy

1 Cup of sugar

1/2 Cup of water

1 Tablespoon of lemon juice

1 Tablespoon of honey

1/2 Teaspoon of ground ginger

1/4 Teaspoon of ground cloves

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