Article Summary
This article introduces a simple folk remedy for children’s colds and coughs, known as “children absorbing sweat and catching a chill.” Popular in the southern region, the method involves soaking a child’s freshly worn clothes in hot water and scrubbing their body before and potentially after a bath. The process is repeated for three days, with the third day using the same day’s clothes. This approach aims to help children catch a cold by absorbing sweat and preventing further exposure to cold air. The remedy is described as effective and easy to implement.
Common Cold and Cough: Wash Your Own Clothes! Enthusiastic Netizen (Canary, QQ: 724504680): Hello, Teacher Hu, I’d like to share a folk remedy for children’s colds and coughs caused by fans, air conditioning, or sweating and catching a chill. This method is widely used in our southern region and is usually effective after just one try. Here’s how it works: When giving your child a bath at night, soak their recently worn clothes in hot water and use them to scrub their body. For severe cases, repeat this process for three days. Remember to use hot water and the clothes they’ve just taken off—don’t use a towel. On the second and third days, use the clothes they’ve worn that day for scrubbing. After the bath, make sure they avoid wind or getting cold again. We call this method “children absorbing sweat and catching a chill.” It’s simple but truly effective. Contributed by: Teacher Huang Yongjun
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