Homemade Decongestant

Diets

Vegetarian
Gluten free
Paleo

Ingredients

Produce
- 6 Garlic cloves
- 5 Radishes
- 1 Red onion, small

Condiments
- 1 cup Honey
- 1 cup Lemon juice

Time
Prepare: 15M
Total: 15M

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Description

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This homemade decongestant is good for breaking up chest congestion so you can clear it out. Anyone old enough to eat honey can take it.

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Ingredients

1 cup honey
1 cup lemon juice
5-7 radishes
1 small red onion
6 garlic cloves (If my cloves are super-small, I use a couple more.)

Directions

Wash, peel, and trim the vegetables as appropriate, and cut the onion into 2-4 chunks.
Dump everything into the blender and blend until smooth.
Strain.
Refrigerate between uses, for up to a week or so.
TO USE:
Adults take 2 Tbsp. once a day, or more as needed/desired.
Children take 1 Tbsp. once a day, or more as needed/desired.
Should begin expelling within 24 hours. (We have typically noticed it kicking in within the first couple hours.)

Prepare: 15 mins
TotalTime: 15 mins

titus2homemaker.com

280 0 2017-08-05 03:59:18

Title:	Homemade Decongestant - Titus 2 Homemaker
Descrition:	This was a great opportunity for me to take some pictures of the decongestant I've posted here before, and include an actual tutorial. Hubby calls this "radish juice." It sounds like it would be disgusting, but it's actually not nearly as bad as it sounds.

Homemade Decongestant

Produce
- 6 Garlic cloves
- 5 Radishes
- 1 Red onion, small

Condiments
- 1 cup Honey
- 1 cup Lemon juice

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titus2homemaker.com

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Titus 2 Homemaker

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Homemade Decongestant - Titus 2 Homemaker

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This was a great opportunity for me to take some pictures of the decongestant I've posted here before, and include an actual tutorial. Hubby calls this "radish juice." It sounds like it would be disgusting, but it's actually not nearly as bad as it sounds.