Discover a natural remedy designed to help eliminate persistent dry cough, clear phlegm from the lungs, and soothe a sore throat. Follow this complete recipe for an effective home treatment.

 Full Recipe for a Natural Cough Remedy

 Ingredients:
 1 Red Onion – Chop into small pieces.
 1 Lemon – Slice into thin rounds.
 1 Piece of Ginger – Peel and cut into small chunks.
 3 Garlic Cloves – Finely chop for maximum benefits.
 1 Cinnamon Stick – Adds soothing and antibacterial properties.
 2 Cups of Water – Ensures proper infusion of ingredients.
 Honey (to taste) – Provides natural sweetness and throat relief.

 Preparation Steps:

 Prepare the Ingredients
Chop the red onion into small pieces.
Slice the lemon into thin rounds.
Peel and chop the ginger into small chunks.
Mince three garlic cloves for enhanced medicinal properties.
Add a cinnamon stick to the mix.

 Combine in a Pot
Place all the chopped ingredients into a saucepan.
Pour in two cups of water, ensuring all ingredients are fully submerged.

 Boil the Mixture
Heat over medium heat until it boils.
Let it simmer for 10 minutes to extract all the medicinal benefits.

 Strain and Serve
Remove from heat and strain the liquid to remove solid pieces.
Pour the filtered infusion into a cup.

 Add Honey
Stir in honey to taste for added throat-soothing properties and natural sweetness.

 How to Use for Best Results
Drink one cup in the morning on an empty stomach and another at night before bed.

You will quickly notice relief from dry cough, mucus buildup, and throat irritation.

For optimal results, continue drinking this remedy for 7 consecutive days.

 Why This Remedy Works
 Onion & Garlic – Powerful antimicrobials that fight infections.
 Ginger – Natural anti-inflammatory that soothes the throat.
 Lemon – Rich in Vitamin C to boost immunity.
 Cinnamon – Helps with congestion and inflammation.
 Honey – Coats the throat and relieves irritation.

By investing in your health naturally, this simple homemade remedy can work wonders!  Try it today and feel the difference in your respiratory health.