Jed, the cure is simple. When you feel a cold coming on, take a hot
sauna or hot-tub. The virus does not like the increased body temperature
this produces. Afterwards, bundle up and stay warm. Do not take aspirin.
Repeat several times while taking lots of fluids to wash the reaction
products
I am stricken with a stuffy nose and post-nasal drip. This happens to me a lot.
In lieu of sleeping, I got to thinking about we might treat the
common cold, in the distant future. What would be the ideal
treatment, given what we now know? Let us assume we do not discover
some panacea that
Try Airborne. It has many other things than just Vit C. Works for me.
Plus, I always take zinc supplements, never touch my eyes unless my
hands have been sterilized, and never touch a door knob (especially in
the bathroom) without a napkin or paper towel between me and it.
Wash your hands like
Ed sez:
Jed, the cure is simple. When you feel a cold coming on,
take a hot sauna or hot-tub. The virus does not like the
increased body temperature this produces. Afterwards,
bundle up and stay warm. Do not take aspirin. Repeat
several times while taking lots of fluids to wash the reaction
OrionWorks wrote:
Ed sez:
Jed, the cure is simple. When you feel a cold coming on,
take a hot sauna or hot-tub. The virus does not like the
increased body temperature this produces. Afterwards,
bundle up and stay warm. Do not take aspirin. Repeat
several times while taking lots of fluids
--- Terry Blanton wrote:
Try Airborne. It has many other things than just
VitC. Works for me Plus, I always take zinc
supplements
Or ... get them both in Zicam. A few other excellent
choices:
Megadoses of C with bioflavinoids (polyphenols).
French cure: Oscillicoccinum (at least
OrionWorks wrote:
Ed sez:
Jed, the cure is simple. When you feel a cold coming on,
take a hot sauna or hot-tub. The virus does not like the
Ed
My spouse also subscribes to the same methodology. Makes sense. Can't
hurt to try.
IMHO, a tablespoon of powdered wood charcoal suspended
7 matches
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