Sick and tired of.. well... you know

It's ZINC that someone was suggesting you take the second you feel like you might be getting a cold. Some Zinc tabs come with C. It really works.

Vitaman C and AirBorne should help. Usally the one day cold for me.

Oh yeah Hope you feel better.

Get well soon. Orange juice used to help back in my pre-diabetes days.

it works for some people and others it does not. But it is worth a shot...

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i find that drinking hot lemon water with some honey works really well.just cut a lemon into 4's put a wedge in ur cup, hot water & honey...ur good to go. i hope u feel better soon :)

hope you feel better soon

It must be that cold Canadian air. I've heard there's something you can take when you first start feeling signs of a cold, but I can't remember the name. My mother-in-law, which is who told me about it, is coming in for Thanksgiving. I'll ask her then let you know. For now, my best advice is Nyquil. The nasty green liquid, not the pills. That shit'll cure just about anything, if you can stomach it. A whiskey/honey mixture helps, too, but you always run the risk of drinking a lttle too much, and that will only wind up making you feel worse :) Hope you feel better soon.

I generally get through winter with either not getting sick at all or only getting sick once. Typically i'll take a multivitamin every day to help boost he ol'immune system. Adding a few immune system boosting foods to your diet doesn't hurt either. If i even think i'm starting ot get sick, i'll pop two of them when i go to bed. Generally that keeps me will. If i do get sick i take two at bed and two with breakfast plus a tylenol to break the fever when needed. I can usually get over a cold in a week doing that.

i should note, find a multi taht isn't full of minerals, just a b c and that stuff

Like atc said... Vit. C! 500 mg daily--1000mg when you feel the bug hit you!! Works everytime. I like the chewable version--to give the 'ole salivary glands a good KICK!!

AirBorne = No Vitamin C = Maybe Vitamin C. Although vitamin C doesn't appear to prevent colds in most people, taking large doses — up to 5,000 milligrams — at the beginning of a cold may reduce the severity of symptoms. Lower doses — 200 to 300 milligrams — may shorten a cold's duration. Just what constitutes an optimum dose isn't clear, but amounts in excess of 2,000 milligrams a day may cause nausea and diarrhea. If you like N/V/D. Consider chronic sinusitis and allergy syndromes.

Group settlement for Airborne which "switched to calling Airborne an immune-system-boosting supplement.": http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/03/04/makers-of-airborne-settle-fa...