The good news? There are plenty of natural, convenient and budget-friendly ways to help ease cold symptoms and recover faster. From immune-boosting foods to simple daily habits, here are six tips to ...

When this happens, she says it can lead to a vicious cycle where someone feels the need to use the spray more often, but ...

The common cold strikes most adults two to three times annually, leaving millions searching for relief from the familiar symptoms of congestion, sore throat, and persistent coughing. While no cure ...

There are plenty of over-the-counter remedies for the common cold, but some carry significant risks, and their efficacy is dubious. The latter applies to phenylephrine, an active ingredient in common ...

As the crisp air of fall begins to sweep across the landscape, bringing with it the vibrant colors of autumn leaves, it also signals the arrival of the dreaded flu season. Each year, the likelihood of ...

MOTHER EARTH NEWS - A quick internet search shows that people want to heal a cold within 24 hours or eve overnight. While the science behind colds - immunology and the different viruses that cause ...

I have taken this trip on several occasions in the past but, while taking my COVID booster, flu and pneumonia vaccines, I thought that it was time to take this trip again. At this time of the year, we ...

There’s no proven cure for a cold, but many people have remedies they swear by when they’re feeling under the weather. (Chicken soup or citrus fruit, anyone?) One common strategy is taking tablets or ...

take lots of naps, go to bed early, drink gatorade too instead of all water. Take 2x hot showers a day to clear you up.. for some reason I swear this makes it go away faster but maybe it just goes BY ...

Tingling in the head and face can have a number of possible causes, including upper respiratory and sinus infections, headache disorders, head injuries, and diabetes, among others. Clinically referred ...

This just in: Everybody has a cold. Global warming lulled us into going outdoors with wet hair, or without warm socks (my grandmother maintained that people caught cold through their ankles), in ...