Echinacea may halve the risk of catching cold

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That's all well and good, but providing you are taking Echinacea at

the recommended doses. Your body will, over time, become acclimated

(sp?) to it and like some drugs, you will have to keep adjusting the

dosage or even stop it for a few months. I remember in the 90s when

people were " chugging " it like juice and it wasn't doing anything to

prevent or treat their colds, including me, which led me to start

learning about the proper and responsible uses for natural

products. I personally just prefer using EO and vitamins which has

served my immune system much better.

 

Michele

 

, chrisziggy wrote:

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> Your friend thought you should see this article on

NewScientist.com today.

>

> Follow the link below for the full story:

>

> Echinacea may halve the risk of catching cold

> http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn12126

>

> Their message:

>

>

> NewScientist.com is the world's leading online science and

technology news service, with a global network of award-winning

journalists. Visit www.newscientist.com now for constantly updated

and authoritative reporting that's both fast and fascinating.

>