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Rosemary -Ginseng Cold Tea

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Rosemary -Ginseng cold tea

For the cold and cough that linger. Rosemary and ginger both stimulate circulation to the lungs and airways, while the ginseng helps revitalize your immune system. .

Ingredients:

Ginger * Ginseng * Rosemary *

Recipe Instructions: Decoction :Bring ingredients to a boil in a 2 cups of pure water, and simmer on low for 20 minutes. Drink up to 3 cups of the tea in the daytime, avoid drinking right before bedtime as it could cause sleeplessness

Tags and Uses for this Remedy Colds : Be prepared for the cold and flu season by stocking your herbal medicine chest with a ready supply of herbs. Congestion :Congestion in the airways, lungs, sinus and chest makes breathing difficult and being sick even more miserable

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