How to Sort Of Cure Your Head Cold

After taking a couple of Advil pills and feeling sorry for myself, there are a few things I do every time I have a bad cold or flu. First of all, I take a hot shower. Then I order the sharpest mapo tofu or curry I can find. Finally, I make what my family calls "moxie tea." The ginger, lemon and honey blend, based on a recipe from an old Bon Appetit release, has undergone a slight evolution since we first tried it — it's not inferior to the original. I've added my own recipes based on what I want, or what I have on hand, or the latest information about wellness trends that has seeped into my brain. Currently, my mixture has incredible taste qualities. Most likely, you will feel that you put too much lemon, or too much honey, or too much ginger. And feel free to reduce the amount of it if you need to! But for me, when things get tough, I resort to giant, overwhelming scents to get my sinuses — and my attitude-back on track. And in that respect, ginger is really the star of the show. The biggest discovery I've recently received is that you don't actually need to buy ginger root. Don't get me wrong — I love this drink. It looks like a baby was born between a potato and a piece of coral, and the fiery, bright taste is one of my favorites. But it hurts to clean it, and it hurts even more to grate it into something drinkable. And, it turns out, what is contained in a jar of crushed ginger is no worse. I picked up ginger from ground ginger on a whim one day, and it turned out to be making Moxie tea along with any other marinade and sauce, and the oatmeal I love - in one go. Now that we're entering the peak cold and flu season, there's no reason not to have a few cans in the fridge. Moxie Team Cupcakes 1 cup
Take out the largest mug and bring the water to a boil.Add ginger, lemon, honey, turmeric and cayenne pepper to the mug.Once the water boils, pour as much as you want into the mug. Stir until the honey is dissolved.If you are using a health supplement, add it to the mug and stir.Drink it. Make yourself feel better.