11 November 2026

Prepare 3 remedies using amla (Indian gooseberry) to manage winter colds and coughs.

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Bangla Press Published: 11 November 2026, 04:25 AM
Prepare 3 remedies using amla (Indian gooseberry) to manage winter colds and coughs.

BanglaPress Desk: During winter, colds, coughs, and sore throats often become constant companions. A slight change in the weather can leave many suffering from fevers or influenza. To find relief, many people quickly turn to antibiotics—a choice that can carry serious side effects. A much safer and more effective approach is to treat these ailments using herbal remedies. One such magical gift from nature is *amla* (Indian gooseberry). It is unparalleled not only for treating colds and coughs but also for combating various infectious diseases. However, to reap its full benefits, it must be consumed in the right way. Here are three excellent, easy-to-prepare *amla* remedies you can make at home:

1. Amla Juice with Honey

Finely chop or grate a fresh *amla* and extract its juice. Mix in one teaspoon of pure honey and consume it on an empty stomach in the morning. The vitamin C in the *amla* combined with the anti-inflammatory properties of the honey will quickly alleviate colds, coughs, and sore throats.

2. Amla and Ginger Tea

Add grated *amla*, some crushed ginger, and a few holy basil (*tulsi*) leaves to a cup of water and boil well. Once the water has reduced to half, strain it and drink it while warm. Regular consumption of this tea significantly boosts the body’s immune system.

3. Amla and Black Pepper Powder Mixture

Create a paste by mixing one teaspoon of *amla* powder with a pinch of black pepper powder and a little honey. You can consume this as soon as a cold or cough begins. Instead of relying on handfuls of medication, try this mixture to resolve your discomfort.

Additionally, you can prepare *amla murabba* (a sweet, preserved *amla* delicacy) at home. It is highly effective for addressing colds, coughs, sore throats, and migraines, and it also helps restore appetite during a fever. You can boil an appropriate amount of amla (Indian gooseberry), soak it in sugar syrup or pure jaggery, and store it in a glass jar. Consuming one such piece every morning will yield health benefits.

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