Honey works at least as well as cough syrup, and some studies have found it actually works better. The AAP recommends giving children 2 to 5 milliliters of honey (so, a teaspoon or a bit less ...

No one really suspects anything even if there are people around. It would be like, "Oh yeah he needs some cough medicine" but I didn't plan on taking the normal dose. I wanted to go all the way.

Adusa acts as a natural expectorant ... relieve cough and cold symptoms. Syrup: Prepare or purchase herbal syrups containing Adusa extracts for easier consumption, especially for children.

Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is spreading rapidly ... disease specialist at the UNC School of Medicine, told The Observer. Younger children have narrower airways, which can result ...

The FDA allows them to stay on the market, but is “not aware of any proven benefits for these products and urges you not to give homeopathic cough and cold medicine to children younger than 4.” ...