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Reblog for results and tell me more in the tags!! If you haven't had COVID, don't vote—just reblog it with a reference tag so you can see the results when it closes.
This is NOT a remotely scientific poll, so please don't take it too seriously or get too technical with it. I'm just curious whether smelling smoke/fire that isn't really there is a common symptom for COVID survivors. Since I had omicron in June 2022, it has happened to me several times.
(Also, please forgive me for making the poll USA-centric—I chose the timeline I was most familiar with as a US American myself. If you're not American, absolutely feel free to vote.)
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Would you be willing to share your tea recipe? I live with anti-masker/vaxxers and haven't been able to get my booster shot so I'm scared to catch covid and would love to know how I could help myself if I needed
Hi! Sorry for taking so long to respond, it took a while for me to find my original research for this.
Since respiratory symptoms are the most dangerous with covid, I made a special recipe that focuses on that:
Equal parts thyme, marshmallow root, and licorice root, totaling 2 grams per 12 ounces of water, between 175 and 190 degrees. Steep for 3 to 5 minutes. You will need to strain this tea.
This tea does not taste very good but will taste better if a liberal amount of honey is added (1/2 to 1 teaspoon is recommended). Honey also boosts the immune system and has both antibacterial and antiviral properties, so I highly recommend adding some.
For other symptoms:
Fever: Elderflowers, catnip, yarrow, and peppermint.
Note: fever is your body's way of cooking diseases out of existence. Do not give tea for fever unless the fever is above 102 degrees F.
Sore throat: (add honey and lemon to this tea) Ginger, licorice root, and green tea.
For Your Sinuses: (add lemon to this tea) Ginger and peppermint
Alleviate Nausea/Improve Digestion: Ginger, chamomile, and peppermint or spearmint.
Reduce Body Pains/Headache: Peppermint, ginger, feverfew, chamomile, and turmeric.
Immune system boost: (add honey to this tea) chamomile, ginger, green tea, and white tea.
Note: Honey and white tea both murder sickness not only because of their immune-system boosting but also because of antimicrobial properties and many other things that I could spend pages listing and explaining. I recommend that a daily tea for everyone without difficulty breathing be silver needle with honey.
Crossed off = do not give to anyone having difficulty breathing
WARNINGS:
Licorice root: No more than 1 cup per day. Licorice root should not be drunk if pregnant, or if you have hypertension, a liver disorder, severe kidney insufficiency, low blood potassium, heart disease with edema, or congestive heart failure.
Marshmallow root: Do not take for more than 4 weeks at a time. Can interact with lithium and diabetes drugs, and possibly interfere with the absorption of others, always check if you can have it with your medication. Do not have it if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have diabetes, or have surgery in the next 2 weeks.
Elderflower: May lower blood sugar, so be careful if you have diabetes and don't use it if you have an upcoming surgery.
Catnip: There is not a specific known amount, but if you drink too many cups you may feel ill. Possibly unsafe for children. Do not drink if pregnant or breastfeeding, if you have PID, if you have menorrhagia, or if you will have surgery within 2 weeks.
Yarrow: Do not drink if pregnant or breastfeeding, if you have a bleeding disorder, an allergy to ragweed and related plants, or if you're within 2 weeks of surgery. Do not drink if you're on lithium, any medication that slows blood clotting, or sedatives, and you may want to be cautious if you're on antacids.
Thyme: Do not drink if you have a bleeding disorder, hormone-sensitive condition, or if you are having surgery within 2 weeks. Also, avoid if taking drying medications, estrogen, AChE inhibitors, medications that slow blood clotting, and cholinergic drugs.
Turmeric: Do not drink if you have gallbladder problems, a bleeding disorder, a hormone-sensitive condition, liver disease, or if you will have surgery in the next 2 weeks.
Peppermint: Should not be drunk if you have GERD or kidney stones. Do not drink if you are on cyclosporine, or any drugs metabolized in the liver, meant to reduce stomach acid, for diabetes, or for blood pressure issues.
Feverfew: Do not drink if you're allergic to ragweed and related plants, or if you are pregnant.
Ginger: Avoid if you have a bleeding disorder or will have surgery in the next 2 weeks.
Chamomile: Do not drink if allergic to ragweed and related plants, or if taking cyclosporine or warfarin.
Also please note that this is not professional medical advice but rather a remedy from an amateur herbologist and tea witch. If possible, call your doctor for an antiviral if you get covid, or go to urgent care or the ER if needed.
Other tips to care for yourself if you get covid are to drink lots of fluids, rest, and do breathing exercises for respiratory health.
Stay safe anon <3
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