 Cough is a common respiratory symptom that can be a result of several respiratory diseases.  Coughing is experienced when there is an infection caused by pathogenic bacteria, viruses, etc.

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 Home remedy is a treatment to cure or manage a medical ailment or disease.  It could be any natural thing, ranging from herbs, vegetables, plants, etc.  A home remedy may or may not have therapeutic properties to cure the condition.

 There are scientific evidences that cinnamon and honey are effective in treating various types of cough.  You can consume them directly or mix them with lemon juice.  Take some honey in a bowl and mix cinnamon powder for taste.  Both these ingredients contain anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties that reduce infection.

 Hot tea, irrespective of regular or herbal, relives chest congestion and soothes inflamed tissues.  Try herbal teas such as thyme, sage, mullein, ginger, chamomile, peppermint, eucalyptus and blackberry.  These natural remedies have anti- inflammatory properties that can relieve you from cough.

 Garlic is a wonderful remedy for cough, as it has both antimicrobial and anti- inflammatory properties.  Boil a few garlic cloves and add some oregano. Allow the mixture to cool, add a teaspoon of honey and consume it.  This will make your breathing easier by eliminating cough.

 Do you know ginger contains a lot of secret properties that are therapeutic in nature.  It is used since ancient times to treat symptoms of flu or colds.  You can prepare a ginger tea by adding fresh ginger in a cup of water and boil.  It is one of the most effective natural cures for any type of cough.

 Peppermint in another wonderful herb to get rid of cough.  You can simply consume fresh leaves of peppermint or you can add few drops of peppermint oil in a full glass of water to calm your cough.  Remember, do not use more than six drops and do not give it to children.

 Cayenne is an effective remedy for coughs, as it helps reduce chest congestion and persistent cough.  It is also stimulating and warming.  Make syrup by adding half teaspoon cayenne pepper, one tablespoon honey, one tablespoon fresh ginger, one tablespoon apple cider vinegar in a two- tablespoon of lukewarm water. Drink this at least two or three times a day.

 You can try black pepper and honey to stimulate blood circulation and mucus elimination.  Take a teaspoon of black pepper and some honey in a small vessel and boil the mixture.  Allow it to cool and consume.

 Onion is one of the simplest remedies for cough.  Just cut the onions, and inhale the strong vapors emitting out from the slices.  Drinking a tea made up of baked onion juice, honey and comfrey helps relieve dry cough.

 Licorice is best when it comes to ease cough. Its anti-inflammatory properties can reduce chest congestion and obstruction.  You can get Licorice candy, which is originated from Licorice root.

 Steam inhalation or hot shower can give you relief from cough temporarily, but it will surely make you feel good.  That’s because steamy shower loosens mucus and congestion, and opens blocked airways.  You can inhale steam with the help of steamer.  Also, you can just have a simple hot water bath.

 Drinking plenty of water can be helpful for any type of cough.  You can drink lukewarm water to soothe your respiratory system, because warm water kills the bacteria and viruses.  In between, you can have herbal teas to enhance repository function.  Make sure you avoid cold water.