| Name |
Views and Comments | Date |
| shiva |
I didnt get why are you saying no milk to be given. Milk neither contributes to cold nor cough, in fact its supposed to be good for both. |
8/16/2009 |
| Suneela |
These home remedies helped my child with his cough. |
7/31/2009 |
| sudha |
Thanks a lot for sharing few tips are new i will try them |
6/5/2009 |
| Nomsa bembe |
Oranges help.my 3yr old daughter loves them,and everytime she has a cold,she eats them.she wakes up the following morning without a runny nose. |
3/3/2009 |
| not stupid |
Worst ideas ever. Garlic necklace? What are they vampires? None of those remedies sound very medically sound. Manufactured chocolate is bolt going to give you child a cold, ridiculous. |
11/11/2008 |
| Mother of 4 |
Would be very concerned about putting anything around a childs neck while sleeping! I would think that most parents would agree that you must be sure you child is old enough... |
9/23/2008 |
| ro |
All of the Do's & Don't are very easy to practically follow . As we say Precaution are always better then cure. |
9/21/2008 |
| Vegan mom |
can't you guy's put more resources on this page about healing your child naturally when your child has a cold.the only thing i got out of this is to use garlic is'nt there any thing else? |
3/13/2008 |
| Rupan Menon |
one way to keep your child away from cough cold the whole season is to take few basil ( tulsi ) leaves .Wash them nicely ,put 2 black pepper in it and crush it till it becomes a paste. Squeeze out the juice from it and put a little honey to it and give your child everyday the first thing in the morning. |
2/3/2008 |
| common sense |
Putting a necklace around the neck of a sleeping child? Never! This is dangerous, as accidental strangulation could occur. Someone should responsibly review this article and remove this "tip". |
1/13/2008 |
| kelly |
My 3 year old is always getting colds and I was querying if I could give him hot water, lemon and sugar together in a jug. |
11/17/2007 |
| Annie |
there has been a recent study that 50 grams (about 1.5 oz) of dark chocolatecan cure a persistent cough. There is something called theobromine in it that helps. I got this info from Wikipedia. |
10/1/2007 |
| Leigh Anne |
I would like to know where the information was taken from. I am not familiar with any research related to avoiding such foods during colds or coughs. Please let me know of any references related to the information in this article Thank you kindly. |
5/29/2007 |
| Fatu |
this is great I have tried one of the home remedie the one about the garlic and I hope it works. Thanks |
11/28/2006 |
| Jigyasa |
Thank you ... I will use these |
6/12/2006 |
| komal |
I would like to know why should banana be avoided for cold and cough? |
4/3/2006 |
| Ved Gupta |
'Stay away from the following food items: If your child is frequently down due to common cold and cough it is best you avoid the following mentioned items. Banana and milk are a strict no. I totally understand that if children are asked to stay away from milk it worries parents to no extent. I would suggest parents put their children on Soy Milk; doing so, you would be giving your child the best of both worlds. Give grapes only in the month of February and March. Reduce the intake of tomatoes, black eyed beans, peanuts, any items made from chic pea flour. Another important take away for all parents is to remember "No Water for 20 minutes after consuming any fruit".
60 years ago
In addition to these my mother in India used to tell us to stay away from other MILK PRODUCTS such as Yogurt, BUTTER etc.
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10/25/2005 |
| v. George |
These hints above are really very helpful and thank you for this. |
10/12/2005 |
| whachamacallit |
Good question -- can anyone answer that? |
9/25/2005 |
| S.Nikhila |
why should tomatoes not be eaten during cold? |
7/13/2005 |
