Want to get rid of a wet cough with phlegm?
Even without a fever, it's unpleasant and super tiring!
In addition, the evil can fall on the bronchi.
So don't wait to act and eliminate this nasty cough that lasts!
Fortunately, there is an effective home remedy with essential oils to stop a wet cough.
The treatment is to get a massage with 3 powerful essential oils . Watch:
- 2 drops of green myrtle essential oil
- 2 drops of eucalyptus globulus essential oil
- 1 dab of vegetable oil or cream
1. Mix essential oils with vegetable oil or cream.
2. Apply this ointment on the chest and throat.
3. Gently massage the chest and throat.
4. Repeat three times a day.
There you go, thanks to this tried and tested remedy, your wet cough is just a bad memory :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
No more coughing fits that hurt your throat and prevent you from sleeping well!
Not to mention that this natural care is more economical compared to syrups that you buy in pharmacies. And it is just as effective, if not much more!
- Myrtle essential oil is used to oxygenate the respiratory tract. It is expectorant and mucolytic. It thins the mucus, which facilitates its evacuation.
- Eucalyptus globulus essential oil is perfect for fighting respiratory tract infections. It is also anti-inflammatory and bronchodilatory. It allows the airways to relax and facilitate breathing.
This mixture is strictly not recommended for children and adolescents and anyone with endocrine problems.
Do not take more than 6 drops per inhalation, and no more than 2 doses per day.
Never swallow pure essential oil. Do not apply them to the skin or mucous membranes without having diluted them.
Remember that essential oils are powerful natural active ingredients.
Never administer essential oil to a child under 36 months, to children and adolescents, to a pregnant or breastfeeding woman, to fragile, epileptic, hypersensitive people or those with hormone-dependent cancer without having received medical advice.
Before using essential oils, always consult a doctor or specialist.
Have you tried this grandmother's trick against wet cough? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to read you!
