Tri cough with plants

Lemon basil (also called thick leaf frequency) is a medicine for cough and flu. Lemon basil oil has a strong antibiotic effect on coughing bacteria such as staphylococci, streptococcus, pneumococcus .

Lemon basil.(Photo: Health & life)

Currently, in developed countries, herbs are being widely used by the public. Medications from ' natural mother ' such as leaves, roots, roots, shells, flowers . have quickly become the preferred therapeutic means of many people.

So is our pharmaceutical industry. Today, to treat coughs, people often prefer the medicines derived from the essential oils of medicinal plants. Their effects have been proven over hundreds of years such as mint, thick leaves, ginger, melaleuca .

Peppermint : In menthol, menthol has the ability to soothe cough, dilute mucus, often used to treat colds such as headache, runny nose, sore throat, cough, digestive irritation.

Ginger: A precious medicinal herb, used for a long time in Vietnam as well as in the world, has the effect of treating colds, sweating, coughing, loss of cough, sore throat, anti-cold and infection bacteria in cough and runny nose. Ginger is also a medicine to treat bloating, indigestion, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain. Ginger essential oil is resistant to many bacterial strains, dilutes mucus, reduces cough, anti-inflammatory and analgesic.

Melaleuca: The results of scientific studies have demonstrated that in eucalyptus essential oil contains e ucalyptol is an antiseptic active substance, used very well to treat cough, digestive stimulation. It is excreted mainly through the respiratory tract after dispersing in plasma.

Currently, the application of modern preparation technology from natural ingredients is highly focused, especially the combination of active ingredients extracted from medicinal plants, natural medicines.