If you or your children are sensitive to spicy food, it really helps to eat a little bite of bread with the fire water and then take a drink of water. Most of my other children don’t care for the taste of fire water, but they’re usually willing to take it. I’m thankful she likes it so well, because she keeps us well stocked with it! You wouldn’t think fire water would have the best taste, but I have one child who absolutely loves it! She drinks it regularly, especially during cold and flu season. Rachel says to also take 1,000 mg of Vitamin C hourly, at the same time, to really get the best benefit. It’s one of the main books we refer to whenever anyone gets sick at our house! I found this recipe originally in Rachel Weaver’s Be Your Own Doctor book (I reviewed this book several years ago here). This remedy is more effective if started right when you feel you may be coming down with something. Store in a glass jar in the refrigerator and take 1 tablespoon every 15-20 minutes until you start to feel better. And it’s most effective if you start taking it right when you feel you may be coming down with something. The key is to be sure to take it every 15 minutes for it to really work. Store in a glass jar in the fridge and take 1 tablespoon every 15-20 minutes until you start to feel better.Add the apple cider vinegar (we use raw apple cider vinegar).Stir until the salt and cayenne have dissolved into the water.
You probably already have the ingredients for fire water in your pantry. It’s so simple and inexpensive to make.Īffiliate links included below for your convenience.
The active ingredients are simply apple cider vinegar and cayenne. Lately, our favorite natural cold and flu remedy is fire water. In addition to Vitamin C and elderberry syrup, we also use essential oils, herbal tea, and lots of bone broth. Whenever we find ourselves fighting a cold or flu, we first turn to our natural medicine cabinet and select some natural cold and flu remedies to try. In our home, we’re big fans of natural remedies.
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How to make fire water, a natural cold and flu remedy.
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