Be Especially Mindful During the Holiday Season: Minimize Chronic Cough Flare-Ups

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“Be especially mindful during the holiday season; mindfulness helps minimize Chronic Cough flare-ups that can be aggravated by holiday landmines” advises Dr. Mandel Sher.

Holiday festivities can be too much of a good thing and aggravate your Constant Cough. Family, Friends, Food, and Fun – Cough-Cough-Cough. Each year, Dr. Mandel Sher reminds his Cough patients to be particularly mindful during the holiday season. To be mindful, Dr. Sher recommends really focusing and making mindful choices. For example, appreciating the color and texture of your holiday meals, slowly chewing and tasting each bite, and sipping rather than gulping beverages. Dr. Mandel Sher, Cough Expert, explains to Cough patients:

“Being mindful is beneficial all of the time and particularly so when there are lots of distractions that can divert attention from routine and discipline. Your Constant Cough can be aggravated during the holiday season by: Overeating, Caffeine, Alcohol, Talk-Talk-Talk, “Relaxed” medication regimen, Viruses transmitted through Hugs and Handshakes, and Cold air and home heat that can be drying.Being Mindful will help you minimize your cough-cough-cough mood buster and enhance your holiday enjoyment. Sip-sip-sip, Eat smaller portions, Keep moving, & B-R-E-A-T-H-E.”

Contact Dr. Mandel Sher & Center for Cough: 727-393-8067. www.centerforcough.com

Dr. Mandel Sher and Center for Cough team thank the referring doctors and people with Chronic Cough throughout the United States who entrust their care to Dr. Mandel Sher; Dr. Mandel Sher’s physician, scientist, and researcher cough colleagues around the world; the people with Chronic Cough who voluntarily participate in Clinical Research Trials led by Dr. Mandel Sher to help advance novel cough therapies and promote effective outcomes; and those family, friends, and colleagues who are concerned about someone suffering with Chronic Cough and encourage them to see Dr. Mandel Sher and Center for Cough team.

From all of us to all of you, Here’s to Your Health. Happy Holidays!