Feed a cold

It’s time to get prepared for the cold and flu season. A bath feels good when you’re sick, so why not try a detox bath for colds and flus?

Bring out the spicy food!

It's that time of year--cold and flu season--and we're all interested in staying healthy. But when you do get a cold, it's good to know that there are delicious homemade drinks to fight colds {and also taste so good you'll want to fake it!}.

Feed a cold, starve a fever… But, is sitting at home eating chicken noodle soup all you can do to get over the common cold? Actually, according to scientific research, there’s something else you can do to up your chances of getting well faster. In fact, you could triple your recovery time…

How to get rid of a cold fast with these simple yet proven tips and tricks. Natural and effective they are proven to speed up recovery time.

Feeling under the weather and looking for quick relief? Dive into Jacob Kenneally's insightful guide on natural remedies that promise speedy recovery from cold symptoms. Explore effective, time-tested solutions that harness the power of nature to help you bounce back faster. Whether it's soothing teas, herbal concoctions, or immune-boosting foods, this resource is packed with practical tips to help you feel better in no time. Perfect for those who prefer gentle, holistic approaches to…

Dr. Oz shares three soothing snacks to feed your cold.

In bed with a cold? These quick dishes and drinks will have you feeling better in no time. Here's what to eat when you have a cold.

Fight colds with this bold fire cider recipe. Packed with natural ingredients and immune-boosting benefits, this ancient remedy is perfect for winter wellness. Save this pin for a must-try cold remedy and homestead hack!

Most adults recover from a cold in about 7 to 10 days, but a common cold can last longer in children. Most colds have three phases and symptoms can vary during each phase.