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Got a cold? Here's a rather unique cure.

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Ojopwned said:
I can vouch for this method. I've done it personally... Twice. In Marine Corps boot camp at Parris Island, I was sick as a dog on the day we went for gas mask training. Definitely had a fever. Also coughing, nose running, sneezing, sinuses, and basically on the verge of death trying to do boot camp with a cold, avoiding the clinic for fear of being rolled back in training. After 5 minutes or less in the gas chamber and a bucket of snot later, I was completely healthy with ZERO cold symptoms for the rest of boot camp.

The next cold I had, I decided to test my theory. I got a friend to hook me up with a visit to the base gas chamber. Sick as a dog, breathed CS gas for a few minutes (if you can call that breathing), and came out as healthy as an ox ready to run a marathon.

I don't know how it works, but I imagine the trillions of microscopic shards of glass scraping your sinuses as clean as the day of your birth has something to do with it.

But trust me when I say this: CS gas does in fact cure the common cold like a Harry Potter spell.
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Dude that is beyond awesome. May i say Legendary? Crazy to think those rioters getting hit with that gas are essentially being healed if any were sick, no one has a clue. Some very good need to know. Maybe the answer to Covid? I doubt it could be that simple LOL. Oh damn check out what simple mustard does on its own. This is why i love Herbalism. Little more then halfway down mustard is mentioned.

www.readersdigest.co.uk

How to cure a cold - Reader's Digest

Many typical cold medicines can dry you out, put you to sleep, keep you up at night, or do nothing at all to make you better faster. But there are several gargles, teas and rubs that can help relieve the symptoms.
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