Yeah. Some of these old wives tale kind of things really work. Chicken soup is  the top of my list. Heats your insides. Makes you sweat. Always a good thing when you've got a cold. Or a flu: if you can break a sweat a fever will dissipate. Then there's the chemistry of it : that magical oily chicken broth that has empirically shown to bring it under control. Makes sense really. Just bec it's from hundreds of years ago : science didn't start in the 20th century & some of those old wives knew more than a little. Lately, whenever I feel like I'm coming down with a flu: chills, slight fever etc there is a Chinese brand Ginger/honey tea. I've had it knock whatever I was coming down with right out of my system. Quite stunning. & Again, to cover yourself with a few blankets to break a sweat is what to aim for if you can. This is all from personal experience and even though I'm not a medical there have been times when I've been on the road far away say, on Penang Is. Malaysia when these home kind of remedies have come in handy. Not always: once when I was up in the Himachal Pradesh mtns above Simla & I had water coming out of every opening - a stringer who had showed up from S.E. Asia gave me something called Enterovioform (?) approx which was an intestinal flush & w/in 24 hrs I was back on the planet where before I felt like I was on the 2nd step of the Bardo zoning out across the valley ready to float away.  S.M. Art DirGrt Am Play Series<a href="https://we.tl/t-XLFU0b9mBi" target="_blank">https://we.tl/t-XLFU0b9mBi</a>

Yeah. Some of these old wives tale kind of things really work. Chicken soup is  the top of my list. Heats your insides. Makes you sweat. Always a good thing when you've got a cold. Or a flu: if you can break a sweat a fever will dissipate. Then there's the chemistry of it : that magical oily chicken broth that has empirically shown to bring it under control. Makes sense really. Just bec it's from hundreds of years ago : science didn't start in the 20th century & some of those old wives knew more than a little. Lately, whenever I feel like I'm coming down with a flu: chills, slight fever etc there is a Chinese brand Ginger/honey tea. I've had it knock whatever I was coming down with right out of my system. Quite stunning. & Again, to cover yourself with a few blankets to break a sweat is what to aim for if you can. This is all from personal experience and even though I'm not a medical there have been times when I've been on the road far away say, on Penang Is. Malaysia when these home kind of remedies have come in handy. Not always: once when I was up in the Himachal Pradesh mtns above Simla & I had water coming out of every opening - a stringer who had showed up from S.E. Asia gave me something called Enterovioform (?) approx which was an intestinal flush & w/in 24 hrs I was back on the planet where before I felt like I was on the 2nd step of the Bardo zoning out across the valley ready to float away.  S.M. Art DirGrt Am Play Series<a href="https://we.tl/t-XLFU0b9mBi" target="_blank">https://we.tl/t-XLFU0b9mBi</a>

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