Posted by jackinok on July 06, 2012 at 18:39:25 from (68.235.139.64):
In Reply to: Home remedies posted by NCWayne on July 06, 2012 at 13:00:10:
dont know that it will cure you, but try putting a couple of teaspoons of thyme in a cloth or a coffee filter.boil you up a tea.thats homemade tylenol if you cant take tylenol dont use it!.add some clove and it will help clear you up.aspirin is the inside bark of a willow tree.steep clove or eucalyptus in alchahol for a cooling rub.drs best if youve been sick a week!!!.also just fyi,some of the symptoms you describe are also the signs of a heat stroke!!!if youve got to be out take a wet towel and wrap it around your neck,that will help.consider a siesta,works for me its been realy nice at night here,if youve got stuff you can do then.
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