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You can’t cure a cold, but these simple home remedies can help you feel better faster
It’s OK if congestion forces you to take a break from using this breathing device
Over-the-counter options range from syrups to pills, lozenges to menthol rubs — but medication isn’t always the best treatment
If you’re getting four or more colds a year, your immune system might not be in its best shape
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Enteroviruses are often to blame for summer colds, leading to a runny nose, sore throat and digestive symptoms
Stress and unhealthy habits can lead to more colds, but taking some precautions may help you stay well
On their own, honey can help soothe a sore throat and garlic has immunity-boosting properties, but you don’t need to go the fermented route
Many factors, like dehydration, a cold or even your medication, can result in these common symptoms
The flu, RSV, COVID-19, pneumonia and more typically circulate during cold weather months
Untreated, some infections can be contagious for up to four weeks!
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