Perhaps the most common disorder of all, the common cold occurs when the respiratory tract is attacked by a viral infection. The common cold lasts anywhere from three to ten days; the same person can be affected by it several times a year. Children have been known to get anywhere from eight to ten colds each year, probably due to their exposure to other children at school and the fact that they don’t think to take protective measures when they are exposed to the virus.
Causes
• Viral infection
• Low resistance or immunity
• Lack of sleep or feeling tired
• Mental state
• Extreme weather or environmental changes
• Dust
• Outdoor or indoor irritants
Symptoms
• Sore throat
• Stuffy or runny nose
• Watery eyes
• Chest congestion
• Cough
• Sneezing
• Fever
• Headache
• Poor appetite
• Chills
• Body aches
Helpful tips
Get plenty of fresh air and sunlight. Exercise moderately. Get plenty of sleep each night. Don’t overdress. Take hot baths. Use humidifiers when you start seeing signs of a cold. Take vitamin C (1000 to 2000 mg per day for adults)
Take zinc supplements (up to 15 mg per day). Take elderberry capsules (as directed on package). Take garlic supplements (as directed on package). Wash hands often. Keep antibacterial cleaner at home, at work, and in the car to use when you can’t wash your hands
Lime juice – mix lime juice with warm water. Add 1 tsp of honey and drink to alleviate the coughs that accompany colds. Lemon juice – mix lemon juice in water and add 1 tsp of honey. Drink the mixture twice a day to raise your immunity and resistance to colds. This should also reduce the length of the cold.
Garlic soup – boil garlic cloves in water to create a soup. Eat the soup twice a day to decrease the intensity of the cold. Garlic Oil – mix 5 drops of garlic oil with 1 tsp of onion juice and take the mixture two to three times per day. The mixture has great antibacterial qualities and also reduces the severity of the cold.
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