“Make Your Own Herbal Expectorant”

Lots of people right now have nagging coughs that don’t seem to go away, but there is hope, there are some great herbal expectorants. Here is a great mixture that will help get rid of phlegm, clear the lungs and throat… and help with that nagging cough.

Ingredients:

32 –  Ounces of Filtered Water

1/2 – Ounces of Organic Sage

1/2 – Ounces of Organic Thyme – Can be any of the different types of thyme.

10 – Drops of Organic Eucalyptus Oil – One that can be taken internally.

1/4 – Ounces of Organic Licorice Root (it usually comes chopped in small pieces)

1/2 – Ounces of Fresh Organic Ginger Root

1/2 – Ounces of Dried or Fresh Organic Mullein Leaves or Roots

1/2 – Ounces of Fresh or Dried Organic Horseradish Root

1/2 – Ounces of Fresh or Dried Organic Elecampane Root

Dash – A Small Amount of Cayenne Pepper

3 – Ounces of Organic Lemon Juice

16 – Ounces of Organic Agave Nectar

(Optional) – Add some menthol crystals to the mix with the eucalyptus oil for more vaporous opening of the lungs.

Put all the ingredients except eucalyptus oil into a large pot and with one quart of filtered water. Then allow it to boil down to 8 ounces of strong herbal mixture. Then add Agave Nectar and let simmer for 15 minutes and then add eucalyptus oil and menthol if you want. Pour into a large glass bottle and keep in the frig until needed. Take1 tablespoon up to 6 times a day.

The nice thing about this expectorant syrup is that it’s warming, fragrant, and full of great herbs that loosen phlegm and open up the lungs.

Sage has been used for thousands of years in Ayurvedic Medicine in India to loose phlegm and calm the average cough. And it’s also a very nice antibacterial agent that’s astringent and antiseptic. Thyme helps with coughs and spasms, and it also helps to bring down high fevers and relaxes so we can get a good nights rest. Eucalyptus oil opens up air passages with a wonderful aroma and helps with inflammation of the lungs… and it works great for breaking up stubborn mucus. Plus eucalyptus oil also helps as a good antibacterial agent and it’s also creates a nice warm feeling in the body… plus it stimulates the immune system.

Licorice root helps to loosen up mucus and helps with sore throats, plus it helps with the stress of having a nagging cough. Ginger helps to sooth away sore throats and help with coughs, and the aromatic nature of ginger is great for opening up the lungs. And in Ayurvedic Medicine ginger has been used for thousands of years for treating coughs. Mullein has been used for hundreds of years by Native American tribes to treat coughs, colds, to loosen up mucus and respiratory spasms.

Horseradish is a good antibiotic agent and it also helps to break up mucus, open up sinuses, and has been used for treating coughs and cold for centuries. And it’s also a good muscle relaxing agent so we get a good nights rest… and thus feel better in the morning. Plus horseradish provides that warm all over feeling and opens up the nasal passages.

Elecampane is great for coughs, for breaking up mucus, and for soothing the lining of the lungs and it’s probably the best all around expectorant there is. Plus it’s a bitter which helps with appetite, digestion, and supports that body during times of debilitation. A small amount of cayenne pepper helps to block the sensation that leads to coughing and it warms the body by increasing circulation. And lemon contains limonene which is a great antimicrobial agent. Lemon boosts our immune system, and it increases the amount of white blood cells we have fighting infections.

All of these herbs are very important for clearing up lung passages, opening up the lungs so we can breathe deep again, and helping us to get a good nights rest so we can sleep… and thus boost up our immune system and heal.

This expectorant syrup is very simple to make… all it takes is going to a local health food store and finding all the ingredients and putting it together in no time at all.

Enjoy and feel healthy again!

Dr. Paul Haider – Master Herbalist

 

 

 

Feel Free to Share – This information is meant to get you started… so you can do more research on your own… dig a little deeper and find what works for you. This article is for educational purposes only, I strongly recommend that you seek advice from your own GP, private doctor, or medical specialist for any ailment, illness, or medical condition.. this article not meant to be a scientific analysis in any way, shape, or form.

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