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» posted on Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 at 12:01 pm by paulc
Cure Your Cold With Natural Health Remedies You Find in Your Kitchen Cabinets
No aisle is more popular at the grocery store than the pharmacy aisle because that is where you head first when you get sick. Most of us have made it a habit to seek out chemicalized answers to our illnesses through over the counter medications. Don’t you want to find a better way to get better?
Look into the cabinets in your kitchen-you already have everything you need to heal. What if you could cure your illness simply by staying home? There are so many natural health ways to cure your ailments!
It turns out that your grandmother was right: chicken soup really can cure a cold-scientists have proven that it is possible! The ingredients in the chicken and vegetables are natural immune system boosters so, instead of jumping for the Dayquil the next time you feel like something is trying to get you, why not settle in with a giant bowl of some chicken soup (it’s best when it is homemade but canned varieties will work as well) and help your body kill that cold before it really gets started? And don’t forget that wearing some reading glasses will reduce some strain in your eyes while focusing on ingredients. One of the most tried, true and popular natural health remedies is ginger. Even when you aren’t sick, ginger is something that you probably keep in your kitchen for cooking and for making tea. If you aren’t feeling well, adding some ginger to your food or drinking some ginger tea certainly can’t hurt you. The healing properties of the ginger will start helping you get over your cold or flu. Regularly eating ginger foods or drinking ginger tea can help you strengthen your immune system which can help you keep from getting sick at all.
Echinacea is a very popular supplement for people who want to keep the colds from advancing too far. As soon as you start to feel a cold or flu hit you, take some Echinacea so that it will do its job. One or two supplements of Echinacea, when taken early on, could have the power to completely stop the cold from affecting you. If you’ve already had the flu set in, Echinacea can speed up the healing process and lessen the effects of your symptoms. About 1200 mgs per day while you’re sick is enough to help you get better. Take 400 mgs 3 times a day to get the recommended dosage; do not take them all at once.
Strengthening your immune system through natural health practices is one of the best ways to keep from getting sick at all. Using natural health methods to treat your colds and flues helps to strengthen your immune system, kill your current cold or flu and to keep new colds and flues from attacking you. Your body will thank you for using natural methods to treat illness instead of simply throwing chemicals at whatever ailment comes your way.
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