Which are the best drinks for cold and flu?

Cold and flu are common seasonal change occurrences which can be treated at home with some hot beverages. The herbs present in your kitchen will reach the root of the infection and eradicate it from your system, thus improving your health. If you are wondering which are the right beverages for you when dealing with cough and cold, read on and thank us later!

• Ginger turmeric honey tea

This tea works wonders in cold & flu. Ginger helps alleviate the symptoms while keeping nausea at bay. Turmeric helps boost the immune system and improve overall health, while honey soothes the sore throat, imparts antibacterial properties and aids digestion. 

• Desi Masala Chai

Nothing beats the goodness of a kadak doodhwali chai when down with a cold! The Desi Masala Chai by Butterfly Ayurveda helps relieve the common cold, reduce sneezing and ensure overall health and wellness. The herbs present in this tea improve the functioning of the immune system along with appetite for food. Do give it a try today!

• Ginger and mint tea

Another combination of ginger that ensures health and wellness for both healthy and sick individuals is mint. The ginger and mint tea help improve immunity, open the respiratory and nasal passages to allow better breathing, and leaves a minty flavour in the mouth. It is a must-have in the changing seasons and the cold weather. 

• Green tea

Green tea is a gem which counters several problems in the body when consumed routinely. One to two cups of green tea a day, such as Suprabhat Chai, not only enhances cognition but also detoxifies the body and helps fight the infection.

The doodhwali masala chai is a treat for the aching body that is fighting germs and bacterial infections. The Desi Masala Chai by Butterfly Ayurveda is created by the founder keeping in mind the tastes and preferences of Indians along with their body’s requirements. This immune-boosting tea is a treat for both your body and taste buds. Order yours along with our other ayurvedic products on the site today.