Milk with fat, fatty cough

Most often, the appearance of coughing attacks is associated with infectious respiratory tract infections. Also there is a nonspecific cough that occurs in severe diseases of the cardiovascular or endocrine system, hormonal or nervous disorders.

Milk with cough fat

One of the most accessible methods of alleviating a painful condition is milk with cough fat. Most often, lard is used for treatment. The product is re-heated to smalets and used for medicinal purposes.

Advantages and medicinal properties of fat when coughing:

• Contains vitamins and microelements necessary for normal body work.
• The product is rich in arachidonic acid, which participates in cholesterol metabolism and promotes the production of hormonal substances.
• Salo does not lose its useful properties when heated and re-heated.
• Easy to mix with other ingredients and has a neutral taste.

In addition to lard fats, other animals can be used in the treatment:

• Badger's fat is effective for chronic spastic coughing in chronic bronchitis that occurs with pneumonia and pulmonary tuberculosis. Has anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties.
• Goose fat - liquefies phlegm, increases immunity, softens the mucous membrane of the oropharynx.
• Bear's fat - facilitates the attacks of spasmodic cough, speeds up the process of sputum expectoration.
• Goat's fat - it does not have an unpleasant odor, so it can be used in the treatment of children. It has pronounced antitussive properties.
• Lamb fat is effective in treating the bronchitis and cough of a smoker. Contains a complex of useful substances.

The easiest way to use fat is to benefit from cough treatment - it's to melt it up to the state of smaltz and mix a spoonful of fat with a glass of milk. The product should be taken hot.

Badger fat with milk from a cough

In addition to pork fat is also popular badger fat with milk from cough. The product includes many vitamins and minerals, polyunsaturated natural fatty acids, trace elements. Badger fat in combination with a drink of animal origin is effective when:

• Cough without sputum.
• Wet cough.
• Barking.
• Long (more than two weeks).
• Chronic.
• Cough in infants.

The product is used for various diseases associated with upper respiratory tract infection. Strengthens weakened immunity, which is especially important in the season of colds. Neutralizes inflammatory processes and accelerates the process of regeneration of damaged tissues.

Fat badger can be purchased at the pharmacy. To date, it is available in the form of a cream, ointment, capsules for oral use and of course a pure product. To prepare the medicine mix in a glass of warm milk in equal proportions of fat and honey. Thoroughly stir everything up and take it inside, preferably before going to bed.

But despite all the useful properties, badger fat is a heavy product that is contraindicated in diseases of the digestive system, pancreas or liver. In addition, fat components can cause severe allergic reactions. That's why it is not recommended for children under 3 years. In the case of an overdose of this drug, there are bouts of nausea and vomiting, stool disorders, skin allergic reactions and much more. Therefore, before its use, it is not superfluous to consult with the attending physician.

Milk with lamb fat from cough

The ideal product for treating cough and bronchitis is lamb fat. Despite a very specific smell and no less unusual taste, the product has the following properties:

• Contains fat-soluble vitamins, which are well absorbed by the body.
• It includes linoleic acid, which has anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties.
• Palmitoleic acid has an antibacterial effect.

Milk with lamb fat from cough is the most optimal option for using fat for medicinal purposes. So, melt the fat and mix with a glass of warm milk until completely dissolved. Add a couple of teaspoons of honey and crushed aloe. Take 1-2 tablespoons 3-4 times a day before meals.

Lamb fat is anti-allergic, but before applying the above recipe, you should make sure that there are no allergic reactions to honey or milk. The drug is contraindicated in renal and hepatic insufficiency, diseases of the gallbladder and exacerbation of pathologies on the part of the gastrointestinal tract.