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Have some chicken soup with lots of garlic. Drink some orange juice and go to bed.

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The world may never know.

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Big ones?

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They don't call it Jewish penicillin for nothing! (the protein and the salt** are good for your cold)



**in the CHICKEN SOUP, you pervs

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Uh huh. With strawberries. And syrup.

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This was quite helpful. Thank you. Other than not knowing the Tootsie Pop thing.

For the chicken soup recommenders out there, let's say that a person doesn't eat the chicken so much, could a substitution of some sort of tomato soup and/or minestrone work? Or should I just munch on a clove of garlic?

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Minestrone would probably work better than tomato soup, but I don't really have a dosage conversion calculator. The salt and garlic are essential, as well as the heat and protein.

I'm now craving the chicken soup at Biba's One's-A-Meal, though the chicken in a pot at Katz's is also really good.

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Chicken soup may be best. http://archives.cnn.com/2000/HEALTH/...ken.soup.reut/

Agree with RT on the minestrone v. tomato outcome. But hot liquids make you feel better regardless.

By the way, keep eating if you get a fever. The old theory has been debunked.

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3 licks and a bite.

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I was just about to pipe up with miso soup as another idea -- particularly since I seem to remember that you were on a tuna bowl jag (or something like that) a while back (and so I presume that you like Japanese food). I had a small cold last weekend and the miso was perfect food for quick recovery.

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Pho is also a miracle cure for many ailments, including a cold. I think they can give you meatless pho.

Mmmm. Soup.

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Yes, I am a fan of the miso as well. Also hot and sour soup works for me.

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Soup is boring. It's nothing but watered down food.

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I like soup. I mean, it's no pie, but still.

Mmmm, more pie.