One for the whole family. Worked with all four of us at home (yes, all of us had the above mentioned ailment). Tried and tested. If you haven't discovered this already, all you need is half a juicy, seedless WATERMELON, preferably a whole one if not enough to go around, taken an hour before you go to bed at night.
And get up feeling great in the morning!
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all_in_the_mind posted on Nov 30, 2006
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danetteb said on Nov 30, 2006....
Wow, will remember that for the colds that come by during winter time...
Currently its SUMMER here, and I don't have any plans on getting a runny nose ;)
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all_in_the_mind said on Nov 30, 2006....
danateb,
Thanks for your comment. I don't know if it'll be as effective during winter time over there. Here in Malaysia, it's summer all year. But I still encourage you to try anyway.
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danetteb said on Dec 01, 2006....
Thank you for the tip ;)
You're lucky to have so much summer :P
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