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What to do if i have heard lemon juice and honey. or salt and water and gargle. do those really work?
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Yes: If you are gargling because you have a sore throat or lots of phegm, then using warm salt water or warm water with lemon in it can both be helpful to soothe your throat and loosen phlegm.
Answered 6/10/2013
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