Remedios caseros para el resfriado con sabor a hogar

Consejos del doctor / Sanitas Medical Center

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That home tea
That home tea
<p><strong>Lemon and honey tea</strong></p><p>This is the most common cold remedy in Latino homes. Lemon gives you a dose of vitamin C, and honey helps soothe a sore throat and calm a cough.<br><strong>How to use it:</strong> Squeeze half a lemon into a cup of hot water, add a spoonful of honey, stir, and drink while it’s warm.</p>
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Time for some steam
Time for some steam
<p><strong>Eucalyptus steam</strong></p><p>Breathing in warm steam with eucalyptus can clear your nose and ease sinus pressure.<br><strong>How to use it: </strong>Boil water with eucalyptus leaves or add a few drops of eucalyptus oil. Place your face over the steam (not too close!), cover your head with a towel, and breathe deeply for 5–10 minutes.</p>
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Grandma’s syrup
Grandma’s syrup
<p><strong>Onion, honey, and lemon syrup</strong></p><p>This simple mix helps loosen mucus and calm the throat.<br>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>How to use it: </strong>Slice half an onion, mix with lemon juice and honey, and let it sit for a few hours. Take one teaspoon a few times a day. It’s great for dry or chesty coughs.</p>
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Chest comfort tea
Chest comfort tea
<p><strong>Thyme and oregano tea</strong></p><p>These herbs are known to help with breathing and coughing.<br><strong>How to use it: </strong>Boil water, add a teaspoon of thyme and oregano, let it steep for 5 minutes, strain, and drink it warm.</p>
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Do your gargles
Do your gargles
<p><strong>Warm saltwater gargles</strong></p><p>This old-school trick helps with sore throats and inflammation.<br><strong>How to use it:</strong> Mix half a teaspoon of salt in a cup of warm water. Gargle for 30 seconds and spit it out. Repeat 2–3 times a day.</p>
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Natural chest rub
Natural chest rub
<p><strong>Homemade chest rub with natural oils</strong></p><p>Instead of the classic Vicks, you can make a natural chest rub using coconut oil or olive oil mixed with a few drops of eucalyptus or peppermint essential oil. This is a gentler option, perfect for those who prefer natural remedies or have sensitive skin.<br><strong>How to use it: </strong>Rub a small amount on the chest and the bottoms of the feet before bedtime. Bundle up and rest. The comforting scent helps ease nighttime coughs and open up your airways.</p>
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Warm & soothing sip
Warm & soothing sip
<p><strong>Panela water with lemon</strong></p><p>Popular in countries like Colombia, this warm drink comforts the body and soul.<br><strong>How to use it:</strong> Dissolve a piece of panela (raw cane sugar) in hot water, add lemon juice, and drink it warm.</p>
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