This article discusses several natural flu remedies and highlights those that children and women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid. The article also indicates when to see a doctor. There ...

The symptoms of the cold and flu are numerous: fever, chills, sore throat, runny nose, body aches, and feeling downright miserable. Each season, we hope to elude these familiar nemeses, and yet they ...

When it comes to flu season (October - March, but can go as late as May), David Foreman, R., Ph., The Herbal Pharmacist, says there is a certain recipe for those who want added immune boosting ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." We’re entering peak cold and flu season, so even if you haven’t yet experienced the first sniffle, sore ...

Flu season is here, and we are all susceptible. The Caribbean is known for its use of natural remedies, especially herbal teas. So let’s take a tour from island to island to see what locals say are ...

I never get used to the cold weather. No matter how long I’ve lived in the UK, that damp chill still gets to me every winter.

For people trying to boost their immune systems to avoid the flu, natural-health consultant Mark Mincolla of Marshfield, Mass., has this advice: Take a daily dose of monolaurin, a fatty acid derived ...

Natural medicine ingredient andrographis has been linked to life-threatening allergic reactions, prompting fresh scrutiny ...

It is usually accompanied by body pains, chills, fever and a blocked nose and you end up feeling really sick and stuffy. Although some people can chew ginger raw, for the rest of us who are ...