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Reddit mentions of Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa - Sore Throat Syrup - 100% Natural (Honey Loquat Flavored) (10 Fl. Oz. - 300 Ml.)
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We found 5 Reddit mentions of Nin Jiom Pei Pa Koa - Sore Throat Syrup - 100% Natural (Honey Loquat Flavored) (10 Fl. Oz. - 300 Ml.). Here are the top ones.
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Natural relief of sore throat, coughs, hoarseness, and loss of voiceHerbal Honey LoquatLarge Family Size
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There is this minty/sweet/fruity dark syrup that lots of Asian American families give to their kids when a sore throat arises. It's usually called Loquat Syrup, or Pi pa gao/Pei Pa Koa.
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It tastes like delicious nostalgia and childhood stuff for some of my Chinese friends so they like to sip a spoonful to nuke chronic morning sore throat ASAP. Some sip a full tablespoonful undiluted because they like how thick it is, or you can dilute it a bit in a cup.
Second possible solution: my mother used to boil/stew giant yellow pears for a little while and put in those chunky crystals of sugar with them. I would drink this slightly sweet pear soup and carve hot fruit flesh out with a spoon. Ate the skin and all because it was entirely soft. Ate it because I had strep throat; was happy about it being a fruity dessert/snack.
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Jesus Christ...had your parents never heard of "a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down"? 'Cause I'm pretty sure that's how it works.
If it helps, I use this stuff. It tastes great (and nothing like traditional cough syrup), and I just stir a tablespoon into a mug of water and drink it down.
I swear by this stuff. I stir a tablespoonful into throat coat tea when I’m sick. Obviously this doesn’t help you TODAY, but it’s good stuff to have around.
Beyond that, what everyone else said: throat coat tea (really any tea with slippery elm), vocal rest, cough drops. I have a director who makes us take Wellness whenever we start showing signs of illness- no idea if it works, but she’s really into it.
My doctor prescribed this and it worked well. Here's it's known as the best cough medicine
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