You worked a lot on your technique, auditioned killers, and finally, finally (finally!) You put this solo in the choir, this lead role in the musical or this work as a lead performer in a local band. You are all warming up and ready to work, and on the night of the opening, your throat hurts. There is no doubt that the sore throat affects both professional and amateur singers at the highest levels and in the theater of the local community. And a sore throat at the wrong time can ruin a singing career. If you have a sore throat, you just want to get rid of, here are some natural folk remedies to try:
Cayenne pepper. Many people swear by cayenne pepper rinse: about 1 tsp cayenne in 4 oz. warm water. Amounts can be adjusted for your tolerance level. According to those who use the medicine, it usually works, even when antibiotics have failed, but it may take several attempts. The most successful hounds do it every fifteen minutes or until the soreness disappears.
Apple vinegar. This is a popular folk remedy, and doctors believe that it has a certain basis: the acidity of vinegar should kill the bacteria that cause sore throat when it comes into contact. To use this tool, mix a teaspoon with two tablespoons (as much as possible) of vinegar with water. Rinse and then swallow twice per hour. Remember to raise your mouth with water after rinsing to prevent the acidity of the vinegar from damaging the tooth enamel.
Cayenne pepper and vinegar. For those who really love punishment, try combining hot apple cider vinegar and cayenne pepper. Instead of rinsing, drink the mixture. According to those who use the medicine, he will push out the mucus in the back of the throat, clearing the airways.
Salty water. To try this remedy, combine a teaspoon of salt in a glass of warm water and rinse the whole mixture. Repeat several times a day or until the contours improve. The idea is that salt expands the capillaries in the back of the throat, increasing blood flow and bringing in more bacteria fighting antibodies in the area.
Honey is often used as an additive to soothe the throat. Try it with a spoonful of lemon juice, hot chamomile or lemon herbal tea, or mix it with vinegar and apple cider vinegar.
Lemon. Lemon is also a significant remedy for sore throat. You will find that you are recommended to rinse with lemon juice with a spoon, add a drop or two of lemon juice to hot water or drink herbal tea with lemon and honey. Adding honey is recommended for lemon treatments, as it makes the taste more tolerant. Honey also soothes the sore throat, and the acidity in the lemon kills the bacteria, making honey and lemon a good combination.
Ginger tea. Peel the ginger root and cut it into thin slices. Boil the slices in water to make ginger tea. Add a spoonful of honey, drink a cup, and then carefully clean the throat. This tea should darken the back of the throat, and cleaning the throat at the end should dislodge any weakened mucus. This tea can soothe your throat and help you regain your voice if you lose it.
Licorice. For this treatment, you will use a real licorice thread - not a licorice stick of candy. Peel the skin off the stick, then suck or chew. The herb should soothe your sore throat over time.
Soy sauce and lime. This is a Javanese medicine that treats honey and lemon differently. Combine one lime juice with a teaspoon into a tablespoon of soy sauce and drink it. Those who recommend this treatment say that he should take only a spoonful of the mixture to treat mild sore throat.
Humidifier. Sore throat is often caused by a postnasal drip, which can leave your throat dry, prickly and irritated. In addition, enough dry air to cause a sore throat, along with an unpleasant cough. If the air in your home becomes dry in the winter — and if you inflate your home, then try using a humidifier in your bedroom. Humid air can be everything you need to get rid of a sore throat or cough.
There is no doubt that a sore throat can seriously affect your ability to sing. Try these folk remedies to elude this sore throat - but don't expect them to start working right away; There is no such thing as a miracle cure. In addition, if you find that a sore throat is longer than two weeks, no matter what you try, you should see a doctor. Severe sore throats can indicate strep throat, bronchitis, and other more serious infections that should be treated with antibiotics.
