• fox2263
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    65 months ago

    Were they fresh out of the fridge?

    This would be similar to putting feet in cold water, temperature would lower slightly surely?

    So just so that instead of onions ya freak

    • @[email protected]
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      65 months ago

      Onions are antibacterial and solve cough mucus, it’s not like it’s completely made up that they’re a natural remedy

      … but they don’t help with fever, so I’d go even further than you and say the temperature simply dropped because time passed.

      • fox2263
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        25 months ago

        Ah so next time I have a cough, eat shit loads of onion?

        But yeah haha, time is the likely answer.

      • @[email protected]
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        15 months ago

        Yeah… My wife does the “bowl of onions” thing when the kids have a flu/cold with congestion. It does help with that part so they can breathe a little easier. It also makes the room stink for up to a week, and I seriously doubt it does anything for temperature unless cleared sinuses somehow also help bring that down.

        You can also accomplish similar with a humidifier and some vaporub etc. I prefer the vaporub personally

        • @[email protected]
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          25 months ago

          A friend mixes onions (cut into pieces obviously), ginger and honey and eats that. Doesn’t make the room stink, maybe propose that?

          …personally I’m a fan of hot tea with honey.

    • Steve Dice
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      35 months ago

      The child’s immune system probably just fought off the infection. After all, that’s what fever is for.

      • fox2263
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        35 months ago

        The blessed fever. Simultaneously saving and killing us.