Cold-Eeze Lozenge Reduces Antibiotic Use, Cold Duration In Teens – Study
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Quigley's Cold-Eeze zinc lozenges "greatly reduced" the need for antibiotics to treat cold symptoms in school-age children, according to a study of 382 adolescents in the November/December American Journal of Therapeutics
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