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Garlic Boost: Add one crushed garlic clove for added antimicrobial benefits.
Cinnamon Comfort: Drop in a cinnamon stick during boiling for a warming, sweet-spicy touch.
Apple Cider Vinegar Twist: Add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar after boiling for extra immune support and throat relief.
FAQ:
Q: Does onion tea really work for dry cough?
A: Many people find relief from dry coughs with onion tea due to its natural anti-inflammatory and expectorant properties. While it’s not a cure-all, it can be a helpful part of your home remedy toolkit.
Q: Can I give onion tea to children?
A: Onion tea is generally safe for children over one year old, especially when sweetened with honey. However, always consult a pediatrician first, particularly for children under two.
Q: What kind of onion is best?
A: Yellow and red onions are both effective. Red onions tend to be slightly sweeter and may have a more pleasant taste for tea.
Q: Can I make this in advance?
A: It’s best enjoyed fresh, but you can prepare a batch and store it for a day. Be sure to reheat gently to preserve its therapeutic effects.
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