No, it is not true that you should starve a fever and feed a cold. It is important to stay well-nourished and hydrated when you are sick, regardless of whether you have a fever or a cold. It is recommended to listen to your body and eat nutritious foods to help support your immune system during illness.
No, love bugs do not eat mosquitoes. Love bugs primarily feed on nectar and pollen from flowers.
The myth that ostriches bury their heads in the sand likely comes from a misunderstanding of their behavior. Ostriches lower their heads to feed or check on their eggs, but this action may appear as if they are burying their heads in the sand to some observers.
No, green anacondas do not typically eat humans. They primarily feed on large prey such as fish, birds, and mammals.
After biting you, mosquitoes feed on your blood to nourish themselves and lay eggs. They inject saliva into your skin, which can cause itching and irritation.
Yes, it is true that feeding bread to ducks and swans is bad for their health. Bread lacks essential nutrients and can lead to malnutrition and other health problems in these birds. It can also cause overcrowding and pollution in their habitats. It is better to feed them healthier options like grains, vegetables, or specialized bird feed.
The old adage is "Feed a fever, starve a cold", so if you believe this, you should eat a lot. Edited Question if you eat a lot in a fever you'll will have nausea or vomiting
Calamine lotion for chickenpox...starve a flu and feed a cold.
Regardless of the illness, it is never a good idea to "starve" it. This "Old Wive's Tale" or myth has been commonly quoted, but sometimes as, "Starve a cold and feed a fever," and other times as, "Feed a cold and starve a fever." The truth is that it is never medically sound to "starve" any illness, including Swine Flu, since our bodies need fuel to be able to make the necessary antibodies or other defenses against any disease, and to heal damage that infections or diseases have already caused.See the related link below to an article on this subject on the WebMD site that gives sound guidelines for what nourishment your body needs when fighting disease and infections so you can choose appropriate foods to help get well as fast as possible.
so u dont starve duh!!! context:
Fighting a small cold or flu requires lots of rest( of course) and to also drink lots of sport drinks( except for those with artificial colored) for ex: pocari sweat etc. It helps fight of the cold. Go to the Health Food Store and talk to them. You have to build up your immune system. There are some great natural products out there.
Yes if you don't feed it. Or if you don't, then they will most likely starve.
They starve to death.
Thousands of animals die each day because lots of people mistreat them and don't feed them properly. Some hop their fences, and lots of them are strays. Most of them starve, or can also get TICK FEVER which is really bad.
They will if they're not fed properly, or given poor quality feed that they will simply starve to death on.
It's neither. Do what your body tells you and stay hydrated. if you vomit its because your stomach is upset and because of all the germs in the aera makes u like that.
you should feed the 2 day old pup every 3 to 4 hours 24/7 or it could starve. Each time you feed it feed it until it will no longer drink the formula.
Yes, of course! If you don't feed it, it will starve.