Ginger and Jaggery Drink May Soothe Throat but Not Prevent Infections During Monsoon
During the monsoon season, increased humidity and temperature changes can lead to throat infections and respiratory issues. Consuming a raw ginger and jaggery drink is a traditional remedy believed to soothe sore throats and support immunity due to ginger's anti-inflammatory compounds and jaggery's minerals and antioxidants. However, while this drink may alleviate throat irritation, it does not prevent or cure infections. Maintaining respiratory health during monsoon requires a combination of dietary choices and other preventive measures.
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ndtv broke this story on 29 Jul, 06:30 am. Other outlets followed.
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