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.
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
A cold shower will help to bring down a fever.
The saying "feed a fever, starve a cold" is a myth; it’s important to maintain proper nutrition and hydration when you're sick. When you have a fever, your body needs energy and nutrients to fight off the infection, so eating light, nutritious foods and drinking fluids is beneficial. It's essential to listen to your body—if you're not hungry, it's okay to eat less, but staying hydrated is crucial. Always consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
Birds that move as the season changes. If a bird primarily eat insects it'd starve if it stayed somewhere where winters get cold.
Most people can, because most people don't get a fever from a cold. If you have a fever, you should not get a flu shot, but if you only have a mild cold without fever, it is okay to go ahead and get the vaccination, if you are an otherwise healthy person.
Cold Fever was created in 1995.
The duration of Cold Fever is 1.42 hours.
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.
Mild illness without fever, including cold sores, is not a reason why you can't get an immunization.
no, when you have a fever you should try and cool yourself down. Usually you take off any blankets or extra jackets. in more serious cases you should get into a cold bath. getting into hot water with a fever with worsen the fever and make you feel more sick
when its cold