How to Treat Respiratory Diseases with Folk Remedies
Respiratory Diseases – A Unique Recipe for Treating Angina
- For severe forms of angina with high body temperature (catarrhal, follicular, lacunar), a 100% effective recipe is as follows: infuse a mixture of garlic and honey in equal proportions for several hours. Once the remedy is ready, place one teaspoon of the mixture in your mouth and hold it for as long as possible: suck a little and swallow; the course of treatment, depending on the severity of the disease, lasts from 2 to 5 days.
- The effectiveness of this recipe is based on the well-known antimicrobial and healing properties of garlic. It is considered a valuable product for maintaining human health because it contains many beneficial properties. Over centuries, garlic has been recognized for its antiparasitic, antimicrobial, healing, anti-inflammatory, diuretic, analgesic, detoxifying, and other healing properties.
- To maintain a strong immune system, it is enough to consume 1-2 cloves of garlic daily. Garlic contains many valuable substances: minerals, vitamins, acids, essential oils; it is rich in sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, acids (phosphoric, silicon, sulfuric), polysaccharides, phytosterols, phytoncides, B vitamins, and selenium, a powerful antioxidant.
- As for honey, it is also a therapeutic product, known for its antibacterial, bactericidal, anti-inflammatory, and anti-allergic actions.
Respiratory Diseases – Recipe for Bronchitis and Pneumonia (Pneumonia)
- Boil two cups of fresh, unskimmed milk. Add half a teaspoon of lamb fat, two teaspoons of goose fat, and half a teaspoon of bear fat. The prepared mixture should be drunk hot in small sips 30 minutes before bedtime, followed by one dessert spoon of valerian root decoction after ten minutes. The treatment should last for three weeks, and some patients recover in 7-10 days.
- Bear fat, as included in the recipe above, is used in folk medicine for many diseases: tuberculosis, bronchitis, prolonged and severe forms of pneumonia, asthma syndrome, all types of colds, silicosis, and even early stages of lung cancer. Numerous studies have shown that bear fat can quickly help sick and weakened individuals. This product is often combined with other therapeutic agents, such as honey. The mixture of honey and fat, taken in equal proportions, reliably protects liver cells from the destructive effects of antibiotics and oncology chemotherapy. The special chemical composition of bear fat ensures calcium retention in the body, which is very important for patients with osteoporosis and elderly individuals.
Attention! Despite the beneficial properties of bear fat, one should be cautious due to some contraindications. First of all, individual intolerance should be considered, so it is advisable to start with small doses and apply it to the skin to check for any reactions. If there are no adverse reactions, continue treatment. It is highly undesirable to use bear fat during an acute stage of gallstones or diseases of the biliary tract (cholecystitis) as it may cause exacerbations and dangerous consequences.
- Lamb fat also has anti-inflammatory effects and contains fluoride and chromium in an optimal ratio, which helps prevent tooth decay and strengthen tooth enamel.
- Goose fat has long been used in rural Russia and former USSR countries by folk healers to treat colds. An effective recipe for treating chronic pneumonia is as follows: Mix half a kilogram of goose fat with 100g of crushed garlic, and heat the mixture in a water bath for 5-8 minutes. Apply the mixture thickly onto parchment paper and attach it to the patient’s chest. Secure it with a woolen scarf and leave the compress overnight.
Respiratory Diseases – Treating with Clay
- About 8 years ago, I had a severe cough due to a serious lung infection. I visited the clinic for three weeks, taking various injections, medications, and physiotherapy procedures, but there was no improvement. I turned to folk medicine and started treating myself with clay: I made cakes from soft, clay-like material and applied them to my chest and back; when the cakes dried, I replaced them with fresh ones. By the fifth procedure, I felt completely healthy, though I continued treatment for a few more days to consolidate the effect.
- Clay contains many useful active substances and trace elements: iron, nitrogen, silica, phosphate, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and others. This mineral absorbs rotten gases, toxins, unwanted acids, and removes waste from the body, cleansing it. Clay has strong antibacterial, adsorbent (cleansing), and enveloping properties. Using clay helps normalize metabolism, enhances the effectiveness of other treatments, and herbs.
Attention! Clay should not be used during the acute phase of inflammatory and cold diseases. It is most effective in the remission stage. Special caution should be exercised in cases of acute appendicitis. Some sensitive patients may experience allergic reactions when treated with clay applications or baths.
Respiratory Diseases – A Few Cold Treatment Recipes
- I always prevent flu and treat nasal congestion using a baking soda inhalation: In a pot with boiling water, add a tablespoon of baking soda and, covering with a sheet, breathe through the nose and mouth alternately until you can stand it. A few drops of warm soda solution can be dripped into the nose, and then lie under a blanket. Try it; it works!
- Crush 3-4 garlic cloves and put them in an enamel pot filled three-quarters with water. Cover the pot and bring it to a boil, then immediately add a teaspoon of baking soda and remove from heat. After removing the lid, inhale over the pot, hiding under a large terry towel. Do this procedure before bed. If you sweat, change into fresh clothes.
- Drink half a glass of mint tea with a teaspoon of raspberry jam. Lie down immediately in bed and wrap yourself up warmly. If you sweat, change into fresh underwear and sheets.
Respiratory Diseases – Treating a Cold with Mint Onion Remedy
- This recipe was shared by my husband, a participant in the Great Patriotic War, who successfully used it to treat respiratory diseases: Fill a liter jar with dry onion peel (without compressing it), wash it several times with running water, and drain the water. After soaking, the peel settles. Add one cup of peppermint and 700ml of quality vodka, seal the jar with a plastic lid, and leave it in a dark, cool place for three days. Filter the tincture and pour it into a bottle, which can be tightly sealed.
- The tincture becomes a color similar to strong tea and can be stored for a long time (there is no expiration date). When you first notice the onset of a cold, regardless of food intake, drink one tablespoon of the tincture three times a day for 1-3 days (until the cold is gone). For the prevention of angina, colds, and flu, drink one teaspoon three times a day.
Respiratory Diseases – Recipe with Meadowsweet and Calendula
- For seasonal respiratory diseases, meadowsweet (also called spirea) helps: Infuse 25g of dry meadowsweet in a 10% calendula tincture solution (25ml of tincture to 250ml of water) for one day. Drink half a teaspoon in a glass of water before breakfast, lunch, and bedtime for 4-7 days.
Stay healthy, dear ones, and may God bless you!