Does the product 'Airborne' really work?
Answer:
It won't get rid of a cold once you have one. However, it's full of different vitamins and minerals that will give your immune system a boost if you're planning on being exposed to someone who may be sick, such as being around a sick family member.
i really do think it works..i liked it me and my mom use it all the time :)
my aunt and mom swear by it when they are sick...
it works great for me. it is best if you take it right when you think you are getting sick, not when you have been sick for a while. I would recommend it though!! Hope he feels better soon
There is no evidence that it does or doesnt work. This along with all herbal medication is not controlled by the FDA. This gives the makers of the drug or product to advertise and sell something without the usual lab test and years of research that goes into the FDA approved meds.
I've used it before and it worked for me. It doesnt taste half as bad as i though it would. You might want to try taking some echinacea. I took the pills w/a full glass of water and it helped also
i am not sure but the best way to find out is to do your own research.
Our favorite product is EmercenC. It also has 1000mg vit.c in it like airborne, but the vit.c in EmergenC are 7 mineral ascorbates,supposetly a better vit.c. I don't think airborne has that kind of vit.c. You could just try both products and see which one you like better. Vit.c is very important for healing.We take EmergenC all the time for prevention and increase the doses when we're sick.
Yes, it works for me. I work in a school with small children and disabled children. Germ central. I always take it when I feel a scratch in my throat like something is coming on, and I haven't had a cold or flu in the last 2 years. We had 2 bad bouts of flu at school this year and I was the only one that did not get it. However,if you are already sick, not sure if it will bring you out of it in a hurry. Can't hurt tho.
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