No, marijuana actually lowers the ability of the immunity system and heavy pot smokers usually experience a high number of colds and illnesses than a nonsmoker.
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neurofen and panadol help me and some rest
Sometimes after you smoke pot you can temporary damage your eyes by seeing double or small black dots or more string floaters or even lights flashes around the eyes when you move the eye. Gladly these effects will go away if you stay calm and rest your eyes. The double vision will go away in about 20 min. the black dots and the flashes will sometimes take days to go away.
well vix helps stop your cough, before u go to bed put vix on your feet then put on a pair of socks and it should help your cough go away!
well ive had those tastes before and there bad so i can truely not help you sorry
no because if it has fruit in it it can help your cough and cold to go away faster in just one day :)
Colds usually are different on every person. But on average it is a week but sometimes it takes you 2-3 days. I have a cold and i am searching 4 answers. This is my 1st day but my dad says it takes me a while for mine 2 go away.
oh yes they can they can get colds all right,fevers too! (if you want more information go to a libary.)
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to help them go away, gargle water with salt in it.
We currently have no scientific way of killing a virus so we recover from colds etc. because our bodies can defeat viruses.
No not right away. It will help it go away quicker.
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There are many methods that can help ear pain lessen or go away. Using a heating pad can help take some of the pain away. Ear drops, antibiotics and pain relievers also help with pain.
If you go to allrecipes.com, you can search for "crock pot" on their site. This will bring up a large list of recipes to choose from, which can be cooked in crock pot. The recipes are also rated, so this can help you determine how good they are.
Most colds go away in a few days if you drink plenty of water and cover your mouth when you sneeze or cough. Check your temperature often, because some colds lead to fevers. If the cold gets worse, you should see a doctor so that they can prescribe you proper medication.