Does anyone know a good home remedy to get over a cold?!
Question: I am really sick and was wondering if anyone knew any good home remedies for getting over this cold. I have a runny/stuffy nose, a sore throat, and a really bad cough. i cant take any medication because when i wuz sick 2 weeks ago i got some from CVS but they wont perscribe any more unless doctor allows it. so do any of you know any ways to get over this kind of cold without taking medication? thanks so much! <33 angie
Answers: I am really sick and was wondering if anyone knew any good home remedies for getting over this cold. I have a runny/stuffy nose, a sore throat, and a really bad cough. i cant take any medication because when i wuz sick 2 weeks ago i got some from CVS but they wont perscribe any more unless doctor allows it. so do any of you know any ways to get over this kind of cold without taking medication? thanks so much! <33 angie
Yes.
1. Dress really warm so that your body can use as much energy as possible into helping you recover from the cold.
2. Drink lots of fluids.
3. No sugar! Sugar lowers your immune system.
4. Take some extra vitamen c to boost your immune system. Ginseng can also be a big help.
5. Cut up some onions and fry them in a little bit of oil. then boil them in some broth. Eat it! You will feel tons better right away.
6. Fresh garlic and black pepper are fantastic when you are sick.
7. Neti pots or saline solution in the nose work great.
8. Gargle salt water. It will do wonders for your sore throat.
9. Try making a hot foot bath. Put some peppermint essential oil in it and some salt or baking soda. This will draw the sickness out of your body and clear up your nose and head.
10. Get lots and lots of rest!
Hope you feel better soon!
Chicken Soup
some hot tea with honey...will help the soar throat.....warm bath ....and some rest.
Umm. It's un cure-able, this is neardy but, viral infections are all uncurable. But Warm liquids helps. And just rest.
Gargle with hot salt water
or Listerine.
Chicken Noodle Soup works good.
Honey in Tea or Lemon in Tea