No - in fact, it would not be a good idea to drink coffee with a cold. You need fluids more than anything, and caffeine being a diuretic will work to remove fluids from your body rather than add them.
I have been told to avoid drinking coffee when you have a cold.
No. It will help you relax.
Coffee has no effect on asthma.A different perspective:As the parent of an asthmatic child, cold coffee can sometimes help reduce the severity of mild to moderate attacks.
Well, it is a hot substance that you drink, based on the illness, it could actually help to fight the virus. For example, if your coming down with the flu, or a cold, drinking hot drinks like coffee can slow down the proliferation because the flu and cold viruses proliferate (or grow) in the throat, where your hot coffee will be going.
Cold water will help. Ice is better if you have it around.
Yes. Only strong coffee. Coffee is known to help a cold to go away because of the strong taste with alot of calories. A faster way for that cold to go away is to add 3 tsp. of sugar. People also drink it whenever they have a runny nose.
the medicine releses antibodies to help fight germs that are causing you to be sick
Because taking a shower or drinking some coffee doesn't get the alcohol out of your body, although it might help you be more alert.
coffee noun was verb cold adjective
Cold Coffee Morning was created on 1998-09-22.
no. unfortunetely. Tried it :D didnt work at all
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