Natural tea that eliminates phlegm and cleanses the respiratory tract: useful for smokers, colds, coughs and asthma

Looking for a natural herbal tea to relieve phlegm, coughs, and congestion? This soothing tea recipe is designed to clear the airways and support respiratory health. It’s especially helpful for smokers, as well as those suffering from colds, persistent coughs, or mild asthma.

Breathing well is essential for overall well-being, but factors such as pollution, smoking, sudden changes in temperature, and frequent respiratory infections can constrict the airways—leading to mucus buildup, coughing, and shortness of breath. A simple and natural solution? A hot herbal tea with expectorant, purifying, and soothing properties that you can easily prepare at home.

This herbal tea is particularly beneficial for smokers, but it’s also effective for mild asthmaseasonal coldscongestion, or to simply clear the bronchi and promote easier, deeper breathing.

Benefits of Natural Tea for the Respiratory Tract

This blend of medicinal herbs offers multiple natural health benefits:

  • Eliminates phlegm with its fluidifying and expectorant action

  • Purifies the bronchi and lungs, helping to clear the respiratory tract

  • Soothes coughs, colds, and sinus congestion

  • Detoxifies the lungs, especially helpful for smokers

  • Relieves throat irritation and supports immune function

Key Natural Ingredients

Each ingredient plays a specific role in supporting respiratory health:

  • Thyme – A powerful natural antibacterial; promotes the expulsion of mucus

  • Eucalyptus – Refreshing and decongestant; clears nasal and bronchial passages

  • Licorice Root – Soothing and anti-inflammatory; eases throat and bronchial irritation

  • Fresh Ginger – Stimulates circulation and provides a warming, anti-inflammatory effect

  • Honey (optional) – Calms coughs and sweetens the tea naturally

Natural Tea Recipe to Clear the Airways

Ingredients (for 1 cup):

  • 1 teaspoon dried thyme

  • 4–5 eucalyptus leaves (or 1 teaspoon dried eucalyptus)

  • A 2 cm piece of fresh ginger root, sliced or grated

  • 1 teaspoon chopped licorice root (optional)

  • 250 ml of water

  • 1 teaspoon of honey (optional; add after infusion)

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