Food Supplement

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I have seen its commercial on TV for quite a time but I did not pay much attention with regard to its purpose. But I understand that it is recommended to people who are experiencing "lamig" in local term which translates cold or coldness. Although what exactly referred with the term is the feeling of being unwell resulting from the exposure to bad weather or sudden change of weather from hot to cold which make a person feel sick or being unwell. This may be an addition to liniment and embrocation which has relaxing and soothing effects when applied to the body. More of my acquaintances had already tried the product. They have good feedback so I am giving a shot because I have nasal congestion and a feeling of going to have a sore throat for now. Lola Remedios is the name of the product as you can see in the photo. It's described as "food supplement". Before going further more about the product. The word "Lola" means grandmother and for "Remedios" it's a name of a female person. Remedios here could also be translated as remedies: the English term of the Spanish word Remedios. I've read from the packaging that the product is manufactured in Indonesia. So it is imported but the name is more likely Filipino. It is in syrup form and its component includes mint, honey, ginger, clove, and fennel which each of them are considered to have a health boosting benefits. My say about the product is it is soothing to the throat all throughout to the nasal passages. This mainly because of the menthol taste. I am not really a fan of syrup medicines and other supplement but I try to tolerate this one in which I did. However, it tastes sweeter for me. This I'm not sure but maybe it is intended to counterbalance the tastes of other ingredients. Final thoughts: I'll use this again.