Comments on: 4 Anti-Cold Cocktails That Work: From Ancient China to German Alcoholics and Modern Labs

By: Michael Sieler

Michael Sieler — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 19:51:31 +0000

Hey Tim!

Holllly shit! The Chinese one worked like a charm!!

Yesterday I got slammed by this nasty throat thing and a massive (“double hangover-ish”) headache. I couldn’t eat at all or else I would throw it up…

I went to a local store and picked up some oranges and fresh ginger. I made the tea as you described and added a cinnamon stick and honey to it afterwards. I chugged it while soaking in a epsom salt bath.

After 4 hours of napping and some aspirin. I still felt like shit, but after I went to bed and slept for 10 hours I woke up feeling like a God!

The difference between yesterday and today is like night and day! I feel so much better. I would say 100% better! I thought I would have to miss work because I was feeling so shitty, but I feel just fine now.

Thanks for your always great advice!
-Michael

By: Mark Crouse

Mark Crouse — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 20:29:09 +0000

Best solution for everything viral, bacteria or mold is Nano sized silver solution. It disrupts the inner-communication of the bad cells, without effecting the good cells. Just search nano silver, and suppliers will show up. I used to have to get anti-biotics for 2 weeks. This knocked it out in the 2nd day. Though I did up the dosage from 1 teaspoon twice a day, to 1 teaspoon every other hour. It is non-toxic at over a quart a day.

By: Sweeney

Sweeney — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 01:10:58 +0000

Couldn’t agree more.. this has always been my personal trick.

I’ve read that you should just do a few drops, and every few hours until the bubbling subsides.

Currently I’m taking the 8-10 grams of Vitamin C, some Zinc, green tea of course, and a hot bath as well…

By: Übersetzung

Übersetzung — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 17:40:26 +0000

3.) Sit up and drain the ear (it helps to have a tissue handy for this part). Repeat the process on the other ear.

By: Brooks

Brooks — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 19:54:04 +0000

Thanks, Tim, for the great info on your website. One thing I haven’t heard people mention is using hydrogen peroxide in the ears. The rhinovirus, which causes the common cold, often enters through the ear canal. So at the first sign of a cold (or as a preventative measure), I suggest the following:

1.) Fill a medicine dropper with regular, 3% hydrogen peroxide (the kind at grocery stores, pharmacies, etc.).

2.) Lie on your side and fill your ear canal with peroxide from the dropper (use about half of the dropper). You’ll probably hear bubbling, which means it’s oxidizing any of the nasty stuff hanging out in there. Wait about 5 minutes, until the bubbling subsides.

3.) Sit up and drain the ear (it helps to have a tissue handy for this part). Repeat the process on the other ear.

I’ve found this to be really effective at either stopping the cold before it ever starts, or at the very least, greatly reducing its effect.