Soothe Your Itchy Nose and Throat with Samahan Herbal Tea

Samahan herbal tea is a great remedy for runny itchy scratchy nose and throat! Read on!

From itchy infections to sore throat and runny nose, the rainy season makes us all vulnerable. Even stuck in this pandemic, the number of patients visiting the clinic complaining of colds and flu is no less. 

Perhaps, this time even a slight cough is making people panic. After all, it could be a symptom of COVID positive. But stepping out to visit the clinic can make one more exposed to the virus. As such, the best possible solution is to stock safe remedies at home.

To all the patients who are calling me for the itchy throat, runny nose, and body ache complaints, I am recommending ‘Samahan’. I am drafting this blog so that more people would know about this amazing cure that can come in handy in these tough situations. 

 You can, rather, try this Ayurvedic remedy to soothe these symptoms. 

Samahan, here is everything you need to know about this herbal Ayurvedic medicine.

Also Read: Ayurvedic Treatment for Common Cold

What is Samahan herbal tea?

Samahan is a concentrated, water-soluble herbal powder. It’s a combination of 14 selected medical herbs. These are the herbs that are used for centuries in health care. It serves as a complete shield against seasonal diseases. 

Research proved that Samahan herbal tea is an effective analgesic, expectorant, and anti-inflammatory agent. Thus, this Ayurvedic remedy accounts for immediate relief in cough and cold.

When consumed daily, samahan herbal tea acts as an immune booster. It prevents the onset of diseases. This preventive medicine also has curative effects on seasonal allergies. I usually recommend it in treating sneezing and running noses. It acts well in soothing itching throat and body aches. These are often the first sign of a cold or flu.

Also Read: Ayurvedic Treatment for Allergic Rhinitis

Mechanism of Samahan herbal tea

Samahan supports your body’s own defenses. It stimulates the body’s defense metabolism. The natural herbal tea warms the body from the inside. It drives the cold out of the limbs, without making you feel tired and sleepy.

Thus, this natural herbal concoction is effective in relieving symptoms of cough, mild fever, runny nose, and body aches. It cures runny and stuffy noses. It relieves swollen mucous membranes and treats itchy eyes, sore throat, catarrh, etc.

Also Read: Simple Natural Remedies for Seasonal Sickness

How to add Samahan to your daily routine?

You can take Samahan added with tea, milk, or soup. That’s one way to feed this medicine to your child. You can also take it in the plain old method of mixing it with hot water. Just dissolve the contents of one sachet in half a cup of hot water, tea, coffee, or milk. And gulp it down for easy relief.

In case, you feel any symptoms of weakness, scratchy throat or cold, take one sachet of Samahan Tea to feel at ease. 

Is it safe for children?

There is no precise age limit mentioned for the intake of Samahan. A hot beverage is also popular among children. It is proven effective and safe in children over three years of age. 

Samahan – Stories of cure!

An IT professional came complaining about a cold and a sick-feeling. I gave her a few bags of Samahan. It cured her sore throat and running nose. She called me back and said, it worked like dark magic. She felt relieved just after an hour of taking the medicine.

Many people stock up on this tea in their homes. Drinking two to four packets a day can prevent colds and flu. It even works wonderfully as the first-aid remedy for the symptoms of cold and flu.

Another story comes from a couple who have reported the benefits of this natural tea. They discovered Samahan as a remedy for the recurrent flu. Samahan not only helped her recover from the cyclic cold and flu, but it also boosted her immunity. The couple now swears by their daily routine of two sachets of Samahan dipped in hot water. 

Research on samahan tea

This paper reports the results of an open-label, randomized controlled clinical trial that aimed to evaluate the effect of a herbal formulation on the incidence and severity of upper respiratory symptoms in healthy volunteers. The study found that the use of the herbal formulation reduced the incidence and severity of upper respiratory symptoms compared to the control group. The results suggest that the herbal formulation may have the potential as a natural treatment option for upper respiratory symptoms.

Conclusion

Samahan is an excellent immunity booster. You can blend it into your daily dose of tea or coffee. It acts as a shield against the common cold, cough, and flu which is quite common in the rainy season. 

For people who are already experiencing these symptoms, Samahan serves as a remedy. It’s a fast aid cure that you must stock in the house, especially at times when reaching out to your doctor might not be very convenient.