Put the strained liquid together with the sugar to boil over medium heat for about 30 minutes.
Caution: throughout the cooking, stir almost continuously with a spoon.
In large quantities it can become a diuretic
For people with allergies, pregnant women, breastfeeding women and children under 3, it is good to consult a doctor.
➡️ Plants act holistically: they not only suppress the cough reflex, but also soothe the mucous membrane, thin secretions and support natural regeneration.
➡️ Pine buds contain volatile compounds that penetrate deep into the respiratory tract, dissolve mucus and reduce inflammation.
➡️ Often yes – because it does not contain preservatives, synthetic flavors and fully preserves the active phytonutrients from plants.
➡️ The presence of bioactive compounds (terpenes, resins, vitamin C) in sufficient quantities. The sweet taste alone does not mean therapeutic efficiency.
➡️ It also has immune, detoxifying, anti-stress and even slightly anti-allergic effects – being a complex natural tonic.
➡️ Absolutely. One tablespoon a day, during cold or stressful periods, can significantly reduce the risk of respiratory infections.
➡️ Except for children under 2 years old (because of the honey), yes – it is a gentle but powerful remedy, well tolerated even by the elderly.
➡️ In the morning, for an immune tonic effect or in the evening, to calm the cough. In acute cases – even 3 times a day.
➡️ Because in the early stages they have the highest content of volatile oils and resins – exactly what gives the syrup its effectiveness.
➡️ Yes – linden, thyme, ginger or rock lichen can enhance its expectorant and immunostimulating effects.
➡️ It can help by reducing inflammation and clearing the airways, but it is not a classic antihistamine. It is more of a natural adjuvant.
➡️ Boiling intensifies the extraction, but can destroy certain heat-labile compounds. Maceration preserves enzymes, but takes longer.
➡️ Yes – due to its general toning effect, the syrup can help in convalescence or chronic fatigue.
➡️ It can soothe irritation and reduce mucus, but it does not replace quitting smoking. However, it is an excellent natural support.
➡️ Yes – it is not recommended for diabetics (due to sugar), nor for those with allergies to conifers. During pregnancy, only with medical advice.
A really good syrup