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Natural Cures for Common Cold: Common Cold Management with Ayurveda Herbs by Dr Sonica Krishan Posted Mon 06 Dec 2010 10:44pm Ayurveda herbs come in handy for a number of ailments. Here are some easy home remedies that have been tried and tested for the common cold. Ayurveda herbs come handy for a number of ailments. There are some easy home remedies that are tried and tested for the hassling ailment of common cold. Read on »

Pregnancy Info: How To Avoid And Cure Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Cold, Cough, Fainting And Dizziness by Sonzy Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 10 Jun 2010 9:44am Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: This is a very common syndrome that affects several of us. Pregnancy makes the body more vulnerable to this condition. Here are some tips which can help you avoid and cure it easily: 1. Make sure you use a wrist rest every time you use your computer. 2. Place your arm on a pillow when you sleep. 3. Ask ... Read on »

Pregnancy week 22: The Glaswegian gift – a stinking cold by Catherine Posted Fri 11 Sep 2009 4:57pm Left the UK today after a pretty sick but wonderful weekend with Anne-Marie in Bournemouth. So lovely to share my joy of pregnancy with her! Aurora was away skiing with Anthony but I guess that meant we could take turns alternating between looking after each other with hot honey and lemon drinks for our colds (contracted a bad one on New Year's D ... Read on »

Get The Facts On Treating Colds and Flu With Complementary and Alternative Medicine by Karen Bastille Health Maven

Posted Mon 15 Feb 2010 10:04pm NIH National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine No one looks forward to the cold and flu season. Americans catch an estimated 1 billion colds each year. In fact, the common cold is among the leading reasons for visiting a doctor and for missing school or work. The flu, with its potential complications, ... Read on »

Natural Prevention and Treatment of The Common Cold and Flu by Mind Body Spirit .. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 16 Dec 2011 2:11am Although it's possible to catch a cold or the flu during other seasons of the year, it's during the winter time that our chances increase tenfold. Though many people get their recommended annual flu shot as the cold season approaches, many of us are unable to or choose not to go that route and prefer a natural method of prevention and remedy ... Read on »

How to Stop a Cold in its Tracks by Mama's Weeds Patient Expert

Posted Thu 29 Dec 2011 9:57pm I’ve got a cold. Tis the season you know. The thing is, I rarely get sick. I’m not telling you this to be annoyingly braggy, but instead to introduce my tried and true tricks that work to avoid catching a cold when I feel one coming on. Usually, anyway. Of course this time when I decided to finally write about it, I actually got the ... Read on »

Causes of the Common Cold in Babies by Debby H. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 10 Feb 2009 10:16am You’re expecting a baby soon or just had one. You’re babysitting an infant or toddler for the first time. You’ve just set up your toddlers first playdate. These three scenarios have one thing in common beyond the obvious. With over 100 viruses that cause the common cold lurking about, the very real possibility of catching the common cold awaits b ... Read on »

How Is A Common Cold Different Than A Common Flu And Can A Warm Drink Actually Treat The Symptoms? by Healthy Living .. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 11 Feb 2009 2:58pm How You Can Tell the Difference Between an Everyday Cold and the Normal Flu The average cold and the flu are both respiratory illnesses, but they are caused by uncommon types of viruses. Flu ailments normally come on unbelievably fast (within 3-6 hours) and involve a fever, sore muscles, dry cough, and extreme lethargy. A common cold symptoms ... Read on »

The Common Cold is NOT to Blame for Childhood Obesity! by Project Swole Patient Expert

Posted Tue 21 Sep 2010 2:44pm File this next report under the extremely-interesting-but-dangerous-to-publish category. Parents of fat kids unite! You now have another reason to sit back and let your child get fatter rather than teaching him how to exercise and eat properly. Apparently a study has turned up the adenovirus 36 (AD36) as a possible ... Read on »

THe common cold isn't so common for Trisomy 18 kids... by momvocateT18 Posted Tue 11 May 2010 9:49am Alyssa has been sick with a cold since Friday. It came on quick and quickly affected her lung function and heart rate. Her O2 without supplemental oxygen while awake was down to the 80's (70's a few times) and her heart rate while awake but resting was at 220. She had a temperature of 102.6 at the worst point. Her sleep stats were worse. We ... Read on »