Honey Elixir

I have been waiting to share this! This has been a remedy I have used with my family and shared with other family and friends for years. My kid’s ages range from 2 -10, and with a grateful heart, I can say none of them have ever been on an antibiotic!

Sure, we have had those lingering coughs that don’t seem to want to go away. The runny noses that last for days. But, I have seen the life of colds be cut in half, and even sickness with infection be cleared up with this elixir!

Each ingredient is intentional, and I want to take the next couple of minutes to go over what I put in this mix and why it benefits you!

Benefits of Honey Elixir

• Local honey-antibacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral, and boosts immunity.
• *note that this should be local honey. Honey from the local grocery will not have the same benefits,( like raw honey for big grocery stores. It may not even be 100% honey, even if it claims to be!
• Cinnamon– Anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, anti-parasitic, and has anti-inflammatory properties. I use Ceylon cinnamon Get Ceylon cinnamon here
• Fresh ginger– It naturally treats cold and flu symptoms relieve pain due to anti-inflammatory properties.
• * ginger thins the blood and should not be taken with a blood thinner.
• Lemon peel ( zest)– It fights against bacterial infections and fungi. There is 5 to 10 times more vitamin C in the peel than the juice.
• Apple Cider Vinegar ( with the mother)- helps prevent flu! Also helps relieve allergies, helps relieve sinus pressure and infection.Get it here!
• Elderberry extract– Prevents flu and cold viruses from invading cells, and activates the immune system. It helps alleviate respiratory conditions.Buy elderberry syrup here
• Oil of oregano– anti-bacterial, anti-fungal,  antiviral, natural painkiller, and fight infections. It can also strengthen the immune system, can be used for some skin conditions, and is a great pain reliever.
• Garlic– It can boost the immune system. It helps colds and coughs, intestinal infections, and a natural antibiotic.Buy oil of oregano here!

TIPS

• Red and green peppers and hot peppers.
• Guavas.
• Fresh herbs like parsley, cilantro, and basil.
• Dark leafy greens like kale and mustard greens.
• Broccoli, cauliflower, and Brussels sprouts.
• Kiwi.
• Papayas.
• Oranges and clementines.
• Strawberries.

Other natural remedies are

Benefits of manuka honey

Homemade liposomal vitamin C

Homemade powder vitamin C

Homemade elderberry syrup

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Honey Elixir

I have seen the life of colds be cut in half, and even sickness with infection be cleared up with this elixir!

Prep Time10 mins

Total Time10 mins

Keyword: DIY honey elixir, homemade cold remedy, honey elixer recipe, natural remedies

Yield: 1 jar

Materials

• 1 cup local honey
• 3 tablespoon elderberry extract*
• ½ teaspoon Ceylon cinnamon or other good quality cinnamon
• 1 large garlic clove
• ½ inch piece of fresh ginger
• Zest of 1 lemon
• 2 tablespoon Apple Cider Vinegar
• 5 drops organic oil of oregano Link to oil of oregano below in notes

Instructions

• Place honey in a glass jar or mason jar.
• Mix in elderberry syrup, cinnamon, ACV, and oil of oregano.
• Grate in the zest of one lemon, fresh ginger, and garlic clove.
• Mix everything well. I like to put the lid on and shake the jar!
• When symptoms begin, take 2-3 teaspoon per day

Notes

• *You can buy the syrup, but I buy the berries and make my own!  Buy dried elderberries here It will save money! For directions how to make it go here.
• Store this in the refrigerator. I have stored this mix for up to two months with no problems.
• Get ceylon cinnamon (true cinnamon)
• Buy oil of oregano here!

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