Best Cold and Flu Fighters + Home Remedies for Coughs and Congestion
Common Sense Homesteading, 7 December 2012
Here’s a round up of posts from the Common Sense Homesteading website that are focused on colds and flus.
Best Cold and Flu Fighters #1 – Probiotics
Preparing for Cold and Flu Season with Probiotics explains what probiotics (friendly bacteria) are and how they work. We’ll share scientific studies that prove their effectiveness against cold and flu symptoms.Best Cold and Flu Fighters #2 – Essential Oils
Preparing for Cold and Flu Season with Essential Oils explains what essential oil are and how to use them to boost your immune system and eliminate toxins. You need to check out the easy recipe for a room spritz that busts bacteria.Best Cold and Flu Fighters #3 – Vitamins and Minerals
The Best Vitamins and Minerals for Fighting Colds and Flus gives you the top vitamins and minerals that have been proven to reduce the duration of colds and flus. Top food sources for these cold and flu busting nutrients.Best Cold and Flu Fighters #4 – Herbs and Spices
The Best Herbs and Spices for Colds and Flus – Plus a “Secret Weapon” – Find out which herbs and spices are antibacterial and antiviral. Learn to make a simple cold and flu tea. Read which “secret weapon” reduced MRSA bacteria by one third.Best Cold and Flu Fighters #5 – Skip the BRAT Diet
Coping with Stomach Flu Symptoms (Why the BRAT diet may not be your best choice – Bananas, Rice, Applesauce and Toast (the BRAT diet) may not be what you need to speed your recovery. We’ll look over the common causes of stomach flu symptoms, and better choices to sooth your sore belly and get you back on your feet.Home Remedies for Cold and Flu Symptoms
While your body works its magic fighting off the bad bugs, you can make yourself more comfortable with these home remedies for common cold and flu symptoms.Elderberries: How to Make Syrups and Jellies
Home Remedies for Coughs
Home Remedies for Congestion
Cough-be-Gone and Sore Throat Syrup and Cold and Flu Tea
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Common Sense Homesteading
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