Some medicines that don’t work. Why doesn’t the MHRA tell us honestly?
Here is the bad news. It is scarcely an exaggeration to assert the following.
Nothing is known that alters the time course of a cold. There is nothing that you can buy that will suppress a cough*. There is no such thing as a "demulcent" or an "expectorant" There is no such thing as a "tonic". It would be nice if these things existed, but they are figments of the imagination. Nonetheless they sell by the truckload and vast amounts of money are made by selling them.
[*morphine may have a modest effect, but you can't buy it]
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