Cough Remedy Tips

[...] When you have a cough, it’s a good idea to keep a lozenge or cough drop handy, which do actually provide fast and effective relief for many types of cough.  Cough [...]

[...] one serving simply mix 8 ounces of natural organic grape juice with 1 teaspoon of raw honey. Cough Drop Tea (or Juice) Minus The Cough Drop Cough drops work great for older kids and adults, but they [...]

[...] ; A Slice of Ginger Peel and slice a small sliver of ginger and use it the same way you would a cough drop, some people like to chew on it. Some describe the flavor of ginger as sweet and spicy, while [...]

[...] you want to use when you have a cold you’ll first need to establish if you should use a cough suppressant or a cough expectorant.     Suppressant or Expectorant For A Cough From A Cold [...]

[...] of phlegm, or if a patient is unable to sleep due to excessive coughing they may recommend a cough suppressant to help the individual get some needed rest. The general consensus regarding the use of [...]

[...] as GERD, COPD, emphysema, heart related problems, lung cancer   For Dry Cough Use A Cough Suppressant   Use A Cough Suppressant For A Dry Cough Dry cough is best treated by a cough [...]

[...] helping to prevent the spread of the disease.  Doctors may also prescribe or recommend a cough suppressant to help relieve the bouts of coughing spells. It is important to check with your doctor for [...]

[...] the many cough remedy options available.  Topical cough remedies provide relief to the upper respiratory tract, providing relief from cough when an infection is present in the breathing passageways. [...]

[...] product to have in your home to humidify the air helping to reduce irritation in the respiratory tract providing relief from coughing. Humidifier What is a humidifier? A humidifier disperses a [...]

[...] cough, in order to support and assists the body’s natural process to expel phlegm from the respiratory tract. How do cough expectorants work? A cough expectorant liquifies and thins the sticky mucus [...]

[...]   What Is A Dry Cough? A dry cough is a tickly, irritating cough that occurs when the respiratory tract is not producing a buildup of phlegm; therefore, it does not result in the expulsion of [...]

[...] suppressant may be helpful to ease the cough.  Later, as the croup cough progresses into a productive cough, you will want to use a cough expectorant or a combination cough suppressant / expectorant. [...]

[...] through two stages.  Coughing during the the early stages of a cold is most often a non-productive cough, or at least a less productive cough.  After the cold moves into the next phase, a buildup [...]

[...] should be used when an individual has a chesty cough or wet cough, also known as a productive cough, in order to support and assists the body’s natural process to expel phlegm from the [...]

[...] is what occurs when you have a chesty, productive cough. A dry non-productive cough is commonly brought on by a viral infection such as the common cold or flu.  These dry cough [...]

[...] and babies. Baby Nasal Saline Spray / Drops For Cough Relief Another safe and effective toddler cough treatment and kids cough treatment which was also recommended by Dr. Sears on the Doctors TV [...]

[...] , please visit the following pages: Home Remedies For Cough Baby Cough Kids & Toddler Cough     Whooping Cough / Pertussis Vaccine During the years since pertussis [...]

[...] .     More Home Remedies For Cough Home Remedies For Cough Baby Cough Kids & Toddler Cough   Do Antibiotics Help Croup? No.  Antibiotics do not help croup because it is a viral [...]

[...] Cough / Pertussis http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84JvqZbnwiQ   Informational Video on: Croup Cough http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyUF-FZiQnw   Informational Video on: Baby Asthma http:// [...]

[...] What is Croup Cough? Croup is an upper respiratory condition that causes swelling in the vocal chords and breathing [...]

[...] doing this while sitting with the baby in a steamy bathroom.   Natural Homeopathic Cough Syrup For Babies Over 6-Months-Old Over the counter cough medicine has been determined to no longer [...]

[...] spells. It is important to check with your doctor for recommendations regarding the use of cough syrup.  Over the counter cough syrup is no longer recommended for young children unless your doctor [...]