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Satdee Poll: Best home remedy for a cold/when sick?


Best home remedy to recover from a cold/flu?  

13 members have voted

  1. 1. What is the best home remedy for recovery from a cold/flu?

    • Honey & Lemon Hot Toddy (with or without rum/brandy/whiskey)
      5
    • Chicken noodle soup
      5
    • Extra Hot Vindaloo...you know the type, where one mouthful sees you in a lather of sweat.
      1
    • Soft boiled egg and soldiers (dippers)
      2
    • Flat lemonade
      0

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  • Poll closed on 04/07/19 at 12:03 AM

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So I have a cold, and as I sit here drinking my hot toddy I'm wondering what all my friends around the world do when they have a cold or are sick. This is purely the home remedies, things our parents or grandparents did to help us...it might be a placebo or there may be a scientific basis to it but what home remedy do you swear by...

 

These are just ones I can think of so feel free to share any others. I think this will have ties back to people's cultural heritage but ya never know.

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Posted

Aww ...rotten colds ....sorry Hun ..get well soon ....

I have gone down the  Honey and Lemon route ..but if I feel sorry for myself I might add the Rum,Brandy and Whiskey all together ...

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So I am torn between two.... The honey lemon is what I grew up with... the Vindaloo though, that works without fail, every time... guess what I'm getting for tea tomorrow.

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I go with the chicken noodle soup, always helps but I would not snub a hot toddy.   Then there is good old fashion rest and fluids.  Get better Jo!!!!

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I go for plenty of sleep, and hot lemon drinks. I like the idea of soft boiled eggs and soldiers too, takes me back to my childhood, when you would be cared and catered for in bed, who does'nt like a bit of that!!

 

Get well soon Jo x

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Homemade Chicken Matzo ball soup for me....along with lots of sleep and reading in bed! Hope you are feeling better, Jo! 🤧

 

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Sucking it up....with my Rudolph nose and my cracked swollen lips .. we have someone here from the Sydney office getting training, so yesterday I told him I kept sneezing because I was allergic to his aftershave... So today I sneezed and he said he had different aftershave on so maybe I was sick ??? No shit Sherlock!

 

....  So when we were sick this is what we got served as chicken noodle soup

 

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So basically yellow water with little bits of noodle... I want @Rozuki soup.

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Posted (edited)

Does anyone else eat crisps/chips to almost scratch their throat when they have a cold.  Is it just me 😀

Edited by Lilly
Posted

G’day

Chicken noodles got my vote in the winter regardless of a cold or not!

I manned up today and got my flu shot. Really impressed with my new Doc he’s really keeping an eye on me. He was the one who insisted I have one and organised it. It’s usually me that asks for it!

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