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Question:

I have a good singing voice, but lately I notice it doesn't sound as good as say, three months ago. I had the flu two weeks age, but that isn't the reason my singing voice isn't sounding good quality. I want to know if there are any certain types of tea or some herbal blend which will help bring my singing voice back to normal.
I'm desperate.

Answers:
honey and lemon! it works and your voice will get better give it time you just havnt fully recovered the average time for reovery of a flue is a full 2 months so dont worry did you know beyonce had the flue once and ended up having a better voice good luck!

hot calamansi juice.
dont drink cold water or any frozen food

practice breathing exercise. It will improve all the problems. inhale through one nostril and exhale through the other.Then inhale through the other and exhale through this nostril. Continue this for 5 minutes. Then inhale and exhale alternately through both nostrils. Do this for 5 minutes. Then inhale and breath out through the mouth.

Daily two times you practice this. All your ailments will vanish.

Boil water, put one teaspoon of table salt in it, mix it and when it is warm, pour it in to your mouth and gargle. do it 3 to 4 times a day.

It should give you quick relief

Brandy-------Trust me !

My opinion only drink plain water, no tea, coffee etc, and it is better for you. I only wish I could take my owm advice as I need to drink more water like 2 ltrs a day, good luck anyway.

Liquid does not touch the vocal cords during swallowing-- if it did, you would end up coughing your head off.
Your vocal cords are probably still a bit swollen after having the flu, and will remain that way if you continue to cough, speak loudly, sing, clear your throat, yell, hum, or whisper loudly. Your best bet is to take an anti-inflammatory, like Aleve or ibuprofen, and drink cool water. Avoid hot liquids, as they will not help with the swelling in the other parts of your throat, and cold, icy liquids may trigger a coughing fit. Voice rest is the most helpful of all, and in addition to the other things I mentioned, talk as little as possible. If you get the urge to clear your throat, drink a bit of water instead. Swollen vocal cords will make a person sense something needs to be expelled from the throat, when in reality they are only feeling the swollen cords. Your voice should be fine in 3 or 4 weeks.

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