3. It reduces your risk of catching a bug If you're surrounded by people who are sick, consider a salt water gargle: it can reduce your chance of catching it.

Whether you should gargle with a sore throat or not really is up to your own preference. It certainly can make the sore throat feel better for many people. Oftentimes we'll recommend saltwater ...

With a 30 second gargle, four times a day, a mouthwash offers a medicated formulation for the treatment and protection against oral and throat infection. Fact 2: Not all mouthwashes do the same job.

Image credit: Wikipedia If you're struggling to keep your self-control on track, keep a bottle of lemonade made with real sugar handy. You won't have to drink it, just swish and gargle when you're ...

Most children in British Columbia can say goodbye to those icky swabs and uncomfortable Covid-19 tests as the Canadian province launches a new gargle method for students ages 4 to 19.

Children gargle a small amount of saline solution for 30 seconds, which sweeps up tissue that may hold virus particles, then spit into a tube, making it easy for children to be tested as schools ...

Randomised controlled trial Patients aged ≥16 years requiring non-surgical extraction were randomised into three groups. Group A (n = 40) were instructed to gargle six times daily with warm ...

Swish, Gargle, Repeat. A researcher from the University of Arizona tried to create a new way of testing the presence of COVID-19, relying only on a simple saltwater rinse and gargle for students ...