Teas and other things for one's throat

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KevinS
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Perhaps it's my age, and previous dissolute life, but I have trouble staying in 'good' voice. I have just purchased Yogi 'Throat comfort' tea and honey and will let you all know how it goes.

Suggestions for other care tips welcome.
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KevinS wrote: June 30th, 2019, 3:04 pm Perhaps it's my age, and previous dissolute life, but I have trouble staying in 'good' voice. I have just purchased Yogi 'Throat comfort' tea and honey and will let you all know how it goes.

Suggestions for other care tips welcome.
Try heating some warm water, and adding some honey to it. The honey will help get rid of stuff in your throat, and also sooth.
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ej400 wrote: June 30th, 2019, 5:05 pm
KevinS wrote: June 30th, 2019, 3:04 pm Perhaps it's my age, and previous dissolute life, but I have trouble staying in 'good' voice. I have just purchased Yogi 'Throat comfort' tea and honey and will let you all know how it goes.

Suggestions for other care tips welcome.
Try heating some warm water, and adding some honey to it. The honey will help get rid of stuff in your throat, and also sooth.
That would be cheaper than buying special tea, wouldn't it?!

I saw 'Yogi' and I thoght he would know exactly what I needed, as I'm sure he cares for Boo-Boo during the Yosemite winters.
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I seem to recall hearing that "Whispering Ted" Lowe, the BBC's lead commentator on the snooker programme "Pot Black", had it written into his contract that he be supplied with a glass of champagne throughout the evening to ensure that his voice maintained its velvety smoothness.

Here in Australia, we watched it religiously after Aussie Eddie Charlton recorded that century break of 110.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXcSBtrTlNE

Eddie has an Australian accent from the old days which I wish I could do, but I'm a child of the Sixties, so... :wink:

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Chris
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SonOfTheExiles wrote: July 3rd, 2019, 2:03 am I seem to recall hearing that "Whispering Ted" Lowe, the BBC's lead commentator on the snooker programme "Pot Black", had it written into his contract that he be supplied with a glass of champagne throughout the evening to ensure that his voice maintained its velvety smoothness.

Here in Australia, we watched it religiously after Aussie Eddie Charlton recorded that century break of 110.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXcSBtrTlNE

Eddie has an Australian accent from the old days which I wish I could do, but I'm a child of the Sixties, so... :wink:

Cheers,
Chris
Hahah!

Did you know that whispering is harder on a voice than what we call regular speech? No wonder he needed the bubbly!
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