Turmeric Milk And Beyond: 7 Herbal Drinks That Aids Health In Winter 

By Bornika Das

November 15, 2023

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Traditional Indian health drinks are time-honoured elixirs, deeply rooted in Ayurveda and centuries-old practices, represent a harmonious blend of taste and well-being. They have played a pivotal role in promoting physical health and mental equilibrium for generations. Whether seeking to boost the immune system, soothe digestion, or promote relaxation, these health drinks are a testament to the enduring link between culture, tradition and well-being. 

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Turmeric Milk 

Also known as ‘Haldi doodh,’ it is a soothing beverage that is often consumed before bedtime to promote better sleep and relieve common cold symptoms. 

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Tulsi Tea

Tulsi tea is a fragrant herbal infusion made by steeping fresh or dried tulsi leaves in hot water. It is believed to boost the immune system, relieve stress, and aid digestion. 

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Amla Juice

It is consumed as a potent immunity-boosting elixir, aiding in digestion and promoting healthy skin and hair.

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Ginger Tea

Ginger tea, or "adrak chai," is a beloved Indian remedy for digestive troubles, colds, and nausea.  

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Saffron Milk 

This luxurious drink is believed to enhance mood, improve skin complexion, and provide numerous health benefits.

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Hot Toddy 

It is a drink made of whiskey, water, spices, honey, and lemon. The cozy cocktail originated in India however, is associated with the United Kingdom.

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Kadha 

The traditional Indian drink that is often when you have a bad throat and is considered to be effective against cough and cold and seasonal flu.

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