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Fortunately, there is a full arsenal of tools available at your fingertips that will soothe your symptoms and get you on the road to recovery. My past article How to Flush Away Sinus Ills details seven of them, and here are the first three: 1. Drink hot liquids, such as tea or hot chicken soup.
Garlic is one of nature's cure alls. It can help you battle just about any sickness you can throw at it. This includes a dry cough. Chop or mince an entire clove of raw garlic and place it into a bowl. Mix a few tablespoons of honey in with the chopped garlic and cover with a lid or plastic wrap.