Cold and Flu Medicines Right From Your Kitchen
By Michael Russell
In Japan, they usually use egg wine to cure
cold, flu, fever, etc. Whenever it turns cold, egg wine
becomes a favourite beverage in every Japanese household.
You can make it yourself by mixing wine with some well beaten
egg. Add some sugar to that alcoholic egg and put the
mixture into the microwave oven for about 20 minutes.
A glass of egg wine is ready for you to enjoy! It helps
improve your blood circulation, warm your body when it's getting
cold and makes you feel sleepy. Drinking egg wine is
also a good way to restore your energy and also enhance the
beauty of your skin.
In addition to egg wine, alcoholic garlic
also does wonders when you have a cold or flu. Soak
100g of crushed garlic in 0.5 litres of strong alcohol for
about 2 days. After that, filter the mixture and drink
20-30 drops of that mixture with boiled water three times
a week. You can also cure your stuffy nose by dripping
a mixture of crushed garlic and water into it. However,
with small children, you cannot use the crushed garlic liquid
to drip into their noses; you just should let them smell it.
Another way to use garlic in curing colds
and flu is to combine it with honey. Mix some crushed
garlic with honey and drink a spoonful of that mixture with
boiled water four times a day. Garlic
has been proved to be very effective in curing colds and flu,
some people even eat raw garlic when they are ill their flu
goes away very quickly. Moreover, eating lots of garlic
in your meals is very good for your heart and is even said
to prolong one's life span.
Colds and flu can also be cured or prevented
by eating raw onions. You can make a salad with raw
onions and other kinds of vegetables if you don't like the
strong taste and smell of them on their own.
However, the simplest and most common way
to cure colds and flu is using ginger. Ginger is especially
effective when you have a cough or fever. Even when
you are in good shape, drinking ginger tea regularly is very
good for your health and can prevent colds and flu.
Put some ginger slices and a little sugar into hot water,
after 5 minutes, a special cup of tea is ready for you!
Michael Russell
Your Independent guide to Flu
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