Do you have violent coughing fits and headaches?
If you also feel mucus in your throat, you probably have bronchitis...
Thick secretions and fluids clog your bronchial tubes. It is unpleasant and painful.
Fortunately, there is an effective grandmother's remedy to cure bronchitis quickly and naturally.
This natural remedy is to take an herbal tea with a mixture of plants . Watch:
- 20 g white stock leaves
- 20 g ground ivy leaves
- 20 g mallow flowers
- 20 g Scots pine buds
- 1 teaspoon of honey
1. Mix all the plants together.
2. Fill 1 cup of water.
3. Put 1 tablespoon of the mixture.
4. Boil the mixture and the water in a saucepan for 3 min.
5. Leave to infuse for 10 min.
6. Add the honey.
7. Drink 2-4 cups a day until you feel better.
There you go, with this grandmother's remedy, you will quickly relieve your bronchitis :-)
Now you can breathe much easier!
Thanks to this natural treatment, you know how to quickly cure bronchitis.
All that remains is to be patient because bronchitis lasts an average of 10 days.
At the same time, remember to drink plenty of water as well as thyme and chamomile teas with lemon juice. It is also best to eat light.
Know that it is important to ventilate the rooms of the house every morning for 5-10 minutes even if it is very cold.
It is also better to humidify the air in the house to avoid further irritating the bronchial tubes.
In addition to herbal tea, you can also use a poultice to soothe inflammation of the bronchi.
Mix 4 tablespoons of flax meal in a little water. Do not put too much water at once because you have to form a paste.
Spread it on a thin cloth. Heat it for 20 seconds over a pot of boiling water.
Apply it at the level of the bronchi, that is to say on the torso at the level of the chest, then on the back between the shoulder blades.
Leave on for 10 minutes each time. Do this poultice twice a day until the symptoms disappear.
Know that there are 2 types of bronchitis:acute bronchitis and chronic bronchitis.
A viral infection is often the cause of acute bronchitis. It can occur after a flu or a cold.
It is the most frequent and in general the disease develops very quickly.
Chronic bronchitis usually only affects smokers. But a polluted environment or allergens can also trigger it, although this is rarer.
This type of bronchitis is recurrent. It returns regularly as long as the origin of the problem is not resolved.
