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I'm not a mom but warm tea, sucking on hard candy, and even gummy bears help. ^_^
warm tea?? Hmm...yeah I'm sucking on cough drops and it's not soothing anything despite the wrapper saying they will. False advertising ^_^

I will try the tea thing!! Thanks!! :thumbsup:
 
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warm tea?? Hmm...yeah I'm sucking on cough drops and it's not soothing anything despite the wrapper saying they will. False advertising ^_^

I will try the tea thing!! Thanks!! :thumbsup:
Yeah, just try drinking lots of it with little to no sugar. :p You basically need to keep your throat moist. That's why usually any hard candy should help. :)
 
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I always have warm water, salt and aspirin when I have a sore throat. Teas, sodas and coffees are all diarhetics though (sucks the fluids out of you) so just remember to drink lots of water as well to keep hydrated - otherwise you'll get dehydrated and sick all over again.
 
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I always have warm water, salt and aspirin when I have a sore throat. Teas, sodas and coffees are all diarhetics though (sucks the fluids out of you) so just remember to drink lots of water as well to keep hydrated - otherwise you'll get dehydrated and sick all over again.
:thumbsup: thanks Sunryse!!
 
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Hey all you moms out there, what's the best thing for a sore throat?
or anyone who may know
Soothing substances:
Herb tea, very warm (not hot) with a good amount of honey stirred in.
Hot jello&#8212;a cup of very warm water with a couple spoons of jello mix added.
I have found vanilla ice cream to be very soothing on sore throats.

Take lots of echinacea and vitamin c.

Finally, it is quite vile-tasting, but three tablespoons of apple-cider vinegar and a couple tablespoons of maple-syrup of honey added to a cup of water. I usually use maple syrup (well, artificially-flavoured) since I drink it cold (and quickly), but if you decide to have it warm, then honey might be a better option depending on your preference. :)

Also, if you can get in contact with some granulated xylitol (or find it in gum), that coats your mouth and throat, deterring cavities, but also protecting your throat from infection. :)
 
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Thank you Jesus for the ignore list.

Also, I am excited to have dinner with some of my siblings and finally see Real Steel tonight :clap:
And another one bites the dust :p

(as someone who thinks he's already on Amber's ignore list, I realize she probably won't see this :p)
 
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Soothing substances:
Herb tea, very warm (not hot) with a good amount of honey stirred in.
Hot jello—a cup of very warm water with a couple spoons of jello mix added.
I have found vanilla ice cream to be very soothing on sore throats.

Take lots of echinacea and vitamin c.

Finally, it is quite vile-tasting, but three tablespoons of apple-cider vinegar and a couple tablespoons of maple-syrup of honey added to a cup of water. I usually use maple syrup (well, artificially-flavoured) since I drink it cold (and quickly), but if you decide to have it warm, then honey might be a better option depending on your preference. :)

Also, if you can get in contact with some granulated xylitol (or find it in gum), that coats your mouth and throat, deterring cavities, but also protecting your throat from infection. :)
How about Ricola, Nyquil, Vicodin plenty of tea???
 
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Soothing substances:
Herb tea, very warm (not hot) with a good amount of honey stirred in.
Hot jello—a cup of very warm water with a couple spoons of jello mix added.
I have found vanilla ice cream to be very soothing on sore throats.

Take lots of echinacea and vitamin c.

Finally, it is quite vile-tasting, but three tablespoons of apple-cider vinegar and a couple tablespoons of maple-syrup of honey added to a cup of water. I usually use maple syrup (well, artificially-flavoured) since I drink it cold (and quickly), but if you decide to have it warm, then honey might be a better option depending on your preference. :)

Also, if you can get in contact with some granulated xylitol (or find it in gum), that coats your mouth and throat, deterring cavities, but also protecting your throat from infection. :)

ACV and honey...vile?! I'm disappointed in you, Jim. :puff:
I happen to find it quite delish with enough honey in it. That or stevia drops mixed in. Yummeh in my tummeh. :full:
 
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ACV and honey...vile?! I'm disappointed in you, Jim. :puff:
I happen to find it quite delish with enough honey in it. That or stevia drops mixed in. Yummeh in my tummeh. :full:
^_^^_^
 
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Soothing substances:
Herb tea, very warm (not hot) with a good amount of honey stirred in.
Hot jello&#8212;a cup of very warm water with a couple spoons of jello mix added.
I have found vanilla ice cream to be very soothing on sore throats.

Take lots of echinacea and vitamin c.

Finally, it is quite vile-tasting, but three tablespoons of apple-cider vinegar and a couple tablespoons of maple-syrup of honey added to a cup of water. I usually use maple syrup (well, artificially-flavoured) since I drink it cold (and quickly), but if you decide to have it warm, then honey might be a better option depending on your preference. :)

Also, if you can get in contact with some granulated xylitol (or find it in gum), that coats your mouth and throat, deterring cavities, but also protecting your throat from infection. :)


Sounds like good recipes! :thumbsup: I'll have to try this next time I'm sick. I've heard that apple-cider vinegar is really good for you.
 
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