Sore Throat Marshmallow Root


Sore throat:

A sore throat is an inflammation that causes pain in the throat that worsens during swallowing. It is either caused by a viral or bacterial infection. Sore throat caused by viral infections is known as pharyngitis, while the one caused by bacteria is known as strep throat. Common symptoms include; pain while swallowing or talking, swollen tonsils, coarse sensation on your throat, fever, and running nose.

Natural Remedy:

Marshmallow root extract boiled in water.

Why it works:

Marshmallow root has a mucus-like substance that works as mucilage. The mucilage creates a protective layer on the throat and mouth membranes, thus reducing the irritation and accelerating the sore throat's healing. Marshmallow root extracts contain anti-inflammatory substances known as flavonoids, which reduce swellings, and irritation bringing a soothing effect.

What you need:

  • Marshmallow root
  • 1 cup of water

Step by Step Guide:

Add two teaspoons of dried marshmallow root to a cup of boiling water. Stir for two minutes. Drink when it's warm.



References:

1- https://www.amazon.ca/Marshmallow-Digestive-Gastrointestinal-Irradiated-Contaminated/dp/B074WLN3WN







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