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Well as you all know I came down with a cold on Tuesday. Now when I

usually get a cold it always developes in to a sinus infection or

resp. infection and I am sick for at least a week or more. And have

to go to the doctor and get antibotics, etc.....

Well this time I thought I would try that stuff shown on TV " Zicamm "

to see if it really works as long as it didn't have any warnings not

to use it if you have " Thyroid Disease " . Well it had no warnings of

any kind and says its Homopathic (sp?). So I bought some - you only

use it for 48 hours - no longer. It doesn't do anything for the

symptoms while you take it and I didn't take anything else either -

it didn't say you could and it didn't say you couldn't - not that I

found - but..... anyway today is day 3 and I am almost over this

cold - this has NEVER been the case with me and a cold before. So

for me and this cold the stuff worked. It says it works by keeping

the cold virus from replicating which gives your body time to fight

off the virus.

So I thought I would pass this on as it seems this may be one product

that does seem to work - at least for me - at least this once. It

does not work for flu nor allergies. Also unlike most nasal sprays

DO NOT sniff up when you squirt it in - the gel needs to stay in your

nose - this is hard to do because instinct is to sniff up. Nor can

you blow/sneeze right away.

Janie

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