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cough mani syrup
BaBa Natural Cough Syrup (Alternative to “Cough Mani”)
Ingredients:
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1 cup Honey (or jaggery syrup)
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1 tbsp Tulsi juice
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1 tsp Ginger juice
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½ tsp Turmeric powder
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2-3 Crushed Black Peppercorns
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1 tsp Mulethi (Licorice) powder (optional)
Method:
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Mix all ingredients in a glass jar.
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Warm slightly (do not boil honey).
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Take 1 tsp 2-3 times a day for cough relief.
When to Use?
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Dry cough
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Sore throat
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Seasonal allergies & cold
Precautions
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Avoid if allergic to any ingredient.
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Not recommended for infants under 1 year (due to honey risk).
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If cough persists beyond 3-4 days, consult a doctor.
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Enzyme Syrup
❓ FAQ
Q: Can enzyme syrup replace antacids?
A: Yes for mild acidity, but not for chronic GERD.Q: Is it safe for daily use?
A: Yes, most herbal syrups are safe long-term.Q: Difference between enzyme syrup and apple cider vinegar?
A: Enzymes specifically break down food, while ACV balances pH.Q: Best syrup for kids’ constipation?
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Rakt Mani Syrup
❓ FAQ
Q: Is Rakt Mani Syrup good for acne?
A: If it contains manjistha/neem, yes—it helps clear skin from within.Q: Can it increase hemoglobin?
A: Only if it has lauha bhasma (iron) or amla.Q: Where to buy Rakt Mani Syrup?
A: Check local Ayurvedic pharmacies or online (if available).Q: Best substitute for blood purification?
A: Manjistha powder with honey or Patanjali Sariva Kwath. -
Karela Jamun Syrup
❓ FAQ
Q: Can Karela Jamun Syrup cure diabetes?
A: No, but it helps manage blood sugar levels naturally alongside diet/exercise.Q: How long does it take to show results?
A: 2-4 weeks with consistent use + healthy diet.Q: Can it replace diabetes medicine?
A: No, consult your doctor before making changes to medication.Q: Best time to take it?
A: Morning empty stomach for best absorption.Q: Side effects?
A: Rare, but excess intake may cause diarrhea or acidity.