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Mucus is the body's natural defense against foreign particles such as dust, dirt, and germs. The body produces about 1–1.5 liters of mucus per day but the quantity, color, and consistency may vary depending on respiratory problems and external factors like pollutants. To get rid of mucus build-up, try these home remedies and eat the right kind of foods.

Neti pot is an age-old technique of nasal irrigation that originated in India. Neti pot needs to be filled with water that's boiled and cooled and just a teaspoon of salt. A safe and effective saline rinse, it's great for flushing out excess mucus and microbial toxins from blocked sinuses. Thereby, provides great relief for chronic sinusitis, allergic rhinitis, and pregnancy-related sinus issues.

A runny nose is uncomfortable. Adequate rest can relieve it, but simple home remedies can help as well. Use saline drops and a steamer. Eat foods with ginger or peppers to help thin out mucus. Honey and holy basil also relieve congestion. Massage the sinuses, apply a warm compress around the nose, and stay hydrated to relieve a runny nose quickly. Lastly, lead a stress-free life to prevent catching a cold in the first place.

Consuming ginger, hot water, spiceballs (digestive aid spices), nutmeg with steamed milk and Triphala can help keep your doshas balanced. Practice Am and Pm rituals, it lets your body cope better with a new time zone. Include a bit of Brahmari Pranayam and Jaal Neti into your daily routine and make sure you take sufficient breaks between destinations.

Stay hydrated throughout the day, get at least 7-9 hrs of sleep, indulge in neti pot exercises, make sure you sweat a bit everyday, it releases toxins. Reduce your daily sugar intake, consume ginger tea regularly, include herbs like echinacea, Andrographis Paniculata and garlic in your diet. Consuming probiotics can also help boost immunity.

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