Posted on August 5, 2008 in Lastest News
Experts opine that “hot whiskey” when taken in moderate amounts is good for health. Infact, hot whiskey is said to alleviate some symptoms of flu like sore throats, coughs and severe headaches. Many also opine that taking small amounts of whiskey doesn’t make you tipsy or drowsy.
What Does Hot Whiskey Contain?
Hot whiskey contains the following ingredients:
- Whiskey
- Lemon
- Cloves
- Honey
- Hot Water
Hot whiskey is reported not just to alleviate the symptoms of flu but also helps in fighting infections and bacteria. Hot whiskey has thereby proved to be a potent factor for boosting the immune system.
How to Prepare Hot Whiskey?
Hot whiskey can be prepared as easily as suggested below:
- Warm a glass
- Stick 5 cloves into a slice of lemon
- Pour whiskey into the glass of warm water
- Add the lemon together with a teaspoon of honey
- Pour boiling water
This preparation is recommended to be taken orally and just once in the evening.
As it is rare to feel drowsy or dizzy by having the hot whiskey, the recommended dose is suggested for treating ailments like coughs and headaches.
Warning: Some staple warnings for drinking the hot whiskey are:
- Unsuitable for kids
- Take only the recommended dose or take more at your risk
- If you are allergic to any of the ingredients that is needed to prepare the hot whiskey, then it is better to avoid hot whiskey
- Unsuitable for pregnant women
- Check the labels for expiry date
Consult a doctor if you cannot resist the temptation to have more of hot whiskey, if the symptoms persist and if something strange happens to you on drinking it. As you can see, drinking hot whiskey is bad for health. However, drinking in recommended amounts can prove to be effective for treating flu symptoms.
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