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Zinc lozenges zap symptoms - What's New on the Cold Front
Shape, Dec, 2002 by Sharon Cohen
People who took the over-the-counter zinc remedy Cold-Eeze recovered completely more than three days faster on average than people who received a placebo. In addition, Cold-Eeze takers had three fewer days of runny noses, 2.5 fewer days of coughing, two fewer days of both nasal congestion and sore throat and one less day of both headache and hoarseness.
The study was based on three years of clinical data.
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