Mga Mabuting Paraan ng Ginger sa Pagtreat ng Tussis

When the weather turns cold, elderly people with weak vital energy are most prone to catching colds and coughing. Although these may seem like minor ailments, they are difficult to cure, and hidden risks may lie beneath. Here is a simple effective remedy that works well for cough after a cold.
Take a piece of ginger, wash it clean, peel off the skin, slice it, carry it with you, and when you feel a cough, place a slice in your mouth and chew or suck on it. You will immediately feel a spicy, hot sensation in your mouth, throat, and chest, which stops the cough. If your throat itches, chew another slice of ginger. Ginger has a pungent, warm nature, entering the lung and spleen meridians, promoting sweating to expel wind-cold and relieve cough and phlegm. There are folk sayings such as "Three slices of ginger daily, no need for doctor’s prescription," and "A cup of tea with a slice of ginger is a good remedy for cold protection and digestion." Chewing a slice of ginger in the morning can also stimulate appetite and enhance resistance to cold.