Often there are new linings in<br >medical research that shed light on one of Cayce s~[eas:<br >Eric has skillfully added that dimension to the creation0f<br >this book.<br > This particular volume in the series focuses on one0f<br >the most universal ailments--the common cold--along<br >with an even，more debilitating malady， the flu. The Cayce<br >readings don t claim to have an absolute cure for either0ft<br >these viral infections， but they do offer a highly practical，]<br >self-care approach to prevention as well as treatment. ]<br >INTRODUCTION<br > No one is a stranger to the common col<br >attendant symptoms and miseries. Uppe<br >infections， along with influenza， account fc<br >of all acute illness in this country--occ<br >frequently than headaches， dental conditi~<br >disturbances， backaches， rashes， sprains， ar<br >combined.<br > Despite the fact that only 5-15% of th<br >ever brought to the attention of a health<br >Americans spend more than one billion do]<br >on the more than 800 over-the-count<br >medications now offered， as well as scor<br >lozenges， and elixirs found on drugstore sl<br >the importance of self-care in treating the<br >many individuals have wished there<br >understanding of this process and a n<br >approach to home treatment.<br ><br >