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I remember garlic as one of the most common anti-biotic, so I think garlic with honey will help you. Crush 2 cloves of garlic, extract it's juice and mix honey in a tablespoon. And also honey as one of the most natural supplement.. There's also calamansi, which is good for your coughing. Try it's juice, and again, mix in some honey in a tablespoon. With this, I guess is all natural, so I don't think that there's any dosage needed for you to take.

Clogged nose is quite irritating. the best thing for improvement of nasal passage is the ventillation. boil water & put i in the pan & make sure it's smoking, be careful not to burn yourself though. put salt in it. iodized or not will do. put some mint vapor rub if you have some. get a towel, position your head over the pan but not too close as to burn your face from steam. just a reasonable distance as to feel steam on your face. cover entire head with towel & try breathing on the steam. salt clean the clogginess & mint vapor adds a little help on it. for coughing. i guess you take an over the counter buckleys mint syrup, but ask your doctor first. or boil water & put ginger & garlic add a little sugar on it. french onion soup or chicken soup always makes me feel better too. & get some rest & if possible isolate yourself so as not to infect other people. get well soon.

Raw garlic seems to cure lots of things. If you could stand it and others could stand you, it might do just the trick.

Bless your heart. I hate the kind of colds that just will not let go. A humidifier is a must! I take just plain aspirin which tends to break any kind of fever that tries to creep up, also hot broth of chicken soup. the steam from the soup will help unclog things, but the humidfier seems to work best. Get lots of rest and drink lots of liquids. A butterfinger always helps me too for some odd reason. LOL

take like 5 grams of vitamin C chicken soup warn liquids then get warm any way you can, a suana for a few hours is best, a hot bath or heating bad might work

drink lots of water and rest well~~don't think too much..relax..make ur life easier and happier~~

The herb Echinacea is one of the most well known herb that dr Vogel found visiting American Indians many years ago. It is best taken in the beginning of the cold though. Garlic is one of the most efficient helpers and I often cut slices of it into a vegetable soup, it helps even as cooked. Before going to sleep, take an onion - cut a slice of it and leave it on the table while you sleep. Next night, just cut another slice and you will sleep much better when you breathe in the goodies from the onion. I hope you like the smell.[:o) For long term preventive treatment, to boost your immunity, you could take the same food supplements that I do. Please check my profile for more information.

I have a few that REALLY work. ~Blend about an ounce of natural aloe into a lemon and honey mix. 1-2 tablespoon(s) of rum per cup of mix (optional). Shake well for a minute or so and let sit in the fridge for about an hour. Shake well before each use. Store in the fridge. ~Scott's Emulsion (pharmacy). Awesome medicine. ~Respiratory therapy with Proventile diluted with saline solution (like the one administered to asthma patients). Ask your doctor about this. My daughter was 6 months old when she was treated with this but not for asthma. She had respiratory problems due to a REALLY bad cough. It helps loosen the phlegm. Good luck and hope you get all better very soon!!!!

I'd recommend lots of steam...sit in the bathroom with the hot water running in the shower or bring water to a boil in a large pot, remove from stove, and drape a towel over it and your head. For a drink that will help try honey tea. Just put a tablespoon or two of honey (more or less to taste)in a regular cup of hot tea. Breathing in through your nose each time you bring the cup to your mouth will give you an extra boost of steam.

First let me say I'm sorry you're feeling so bad, I was in a similar condition at the end of last year. The cough was pretty bad, but I worsened it when I was moving my daughters stuff from storage. The extra dust & the strain of moving everything had me coughing so bad I pulled a muscle. I had tried several of the remedies you've received so far with no luck. I eventually tried mucinexDM with very good results. It did take time for the medicine to get rid of the congestion completely, but each dose lasted for 12 hours and did give very fast relief from all the mucus. Within 30 minutes of taking a dose I could breath freely again. It took over 2 months to heal the pulled muscle, (felt more like a broken rib), but I don't think I would have made it that long if the mucinex hadn't stopped the coughing and got rid of the congestion. I know this isn't a natural cure but you might check with your doctor to see if it would help you.