Do you often get colds in the fall and winter and don\’t want to deal with every cold or cough with medication? Natural remedies may help. For example, herbal teas can help with colds. You don\’t have to worry about the unpleasant taste. If herbs don\’t agree with you, it is ideal to sweeten them with honey, which has medicinal properties. You can also try teas made from flowers or leaves. The flowers are picked in the spring and dried in the winter to make infused tea. [Both the flowers and leaves contain mucilage and flavonoids, while the leaves contain vitamin C, potassium, calcium, and zinc

. Tea Preparation:
A decoction of the lower abdomen is easy to prepare. After boiling for a few minutes, set aside and infuse for about 10 minutes. A teaspoon of honey can be used to sweeten the tea and make it taste better.

For coughs
Curing a cough can sometimes be a long road. However, with the help of lower abdominal tea, the time to cure can be shortened considerably. This tea facilitates expectoration and soothes inflamed mucous membranes. The active substances in the tea also have anti-inflammatory properties. Substances in the undergrowth loosen mucus and support upper respiratory tract function. It is also effective against asthma.
So, if you suffer from a persistent, never-ending cough, a cup of honey-infused undergrowth tea will cheer you up and help you get through the worst of it.
As the saying goes, “Everything in moderation.”
Be careful with long-term use, however. Both the flowers and leaves of this herb contain toxic alkaloids. Some of them are toxic and can harm the liver.