Natural Remedies — infection

It Was a Breakthrough Medical Research A group of doctors conducted a controlled, clinical, and laboratory-observer-blinded three-group comparison study. The study was approved by their hospital’s ethics committee. The study participants were workers from a large company whose employees normally came to the study hospital for treatment, which made it easy to conduct all needed … Continue reading Using NasalCare Shortened 4.5 Days of the Common Cold Duration →

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Bad breath partially comes from the nose Bad breath is not just an oral hygiene issues, it is a disease needed to be treated by the joint efforts from an Ear Nose and Throat doctor and a dentist, as bad breath is very closely related to post nasal drip, excess mucus, sinus problems, your tonsils, … Continue reading Bad breath, post nasal drip and nasal irrigation →

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Echinacea – Natural Healing According to a national survey conducted in 2007, echinacea ranked third in herbal supplement use by adults and first in supplement use by children. Many people try herbal supplements containing echinacea to combat the common cold as its components have some antiviral activities. Many researchers have been investigating this widely used … Continue reading Echinacea and Common Cold →

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Zinc is an Essential Nutrient Zinc is an essential mineral that is naturally present in many foods and is available as a dietary supplement. Zinc is involved in numerous aspects of cellular metabolism. It is required for the catalytic activity of approximately one hundred enzymes, and it plays a role in immune function, protein synthesis, … Continue reading Commmon Cold – Zinc or Nasal irrrigation →

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Site of the Infection: The primary site of rhinovirus infection is the epithelium inside of the nasal lining. Virus may be detected in the nasal wash specimen of volunteers 24 hours after the cold virus was introduced, and reach a maximum peak by the second or third day. The viral measurement then start to decline … Continue reading Common Cold: Disease of the Nose and Nasal Irrigation →

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