Kick Your Cold & Flu To The Curb! 7 Powerful Herbs & Spices to the Rescue


Cinnamon

    The antiviral and antibacterial qualities of this spice may aid in the prevention of illnesses. Savour it in tea, hot chocolate, or dishes.

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Cloves

    Eugenol, a substance found in cloves, has anaesthetic and antibacterial qualities that might help numb a sore throat. Eat them in recipes or use diluted clove oil to gargle with them.

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Turmeric

    The antioxidant and anti-inflammatory qualities of this golden spice are well-known. It can be added to smoothies, golden milk, and curries.

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Garlic

    Garlic is high in allicin, a substance that has antiviral and antibacterial qualities that can help fend off infections and strengthen the immune system. Savour it uncooked, cooked, or as a supplement.

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Peppermint

    The primary ingredient in peppermint, menthol, helps clear nasal passages and ease sore throats. Savour it as a tea, inhale the steam, or gargle with some diluted peppermint oil.

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Ginger

    This adaptable root is well-known for strengthening the immune system and reducing inflammation. It tastes good either raw, grated, or steeped in tea.

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Cayenne pepper

    The capsaicin in cayenne pepper helps relieve stuffy noses and remove congestion. Use it lightly in cooking or make a cayenne pepper water gargle.

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