Saltwater Gargle: Does It Really Fight Infection?
While gargling salt water can provide temporary relief from a sore throat, it is not a cure for an infection. It may mechanically remove some bacteria from the site of the infection, and the hyperosmolarity of the water may draw excess fluid from inflamed tissue, but it is not sufficient to kill established bacterial or viral infections.Infectious Diseases - Related Articles
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