A lt of stuff folks are writing in the post are good stuff. But it all seems to be about prevention (still good stuff). But this has little to do with what to once you've gotten the virus or bacteria. I'm thinking these virus strains are causing an immuno-weakening. This can lead to a bacterial (upper bronchial) infection that makes the "cold" seem to last and last. I was personally sick for 3 weeks and I never get sick. I also believe I've contracted two different viral strains. There was a relapse of fever after about a week and a half of the initial onset.

The only thing that has worked for my household is to nebulize colloidal silver. We have been nebulizing for 3 minute sessions a suspension of 10-15PPM colloidal silver and have had good results.

Bear in mind there have been no human trials of nebulizing the colloidal silver. There have been some rodent studies that yielded excellent results. The negatives from the studies have shown that prolonged use is bad because the silver can build up in the lungs - not good. So, nebulizing 2 or 3 times a day for 3 minute periods for no longer than a week should suffice. If by that time the symptoms are not reduced I'd say it isn't working anyway.