Outside in all weathers, we London Walks guides know a thing or two about battling the cold weather.
In this short series we're sharing our winter weather tips with our lovely London Walkers, a hardy bunch who join us rain or sleet in the winter months.
So how are we doing with the sniffles and
sneezes? In our ongoing series, London Walks guides share their winter tips.
Today, we're off on a trip to the chemist with Laurence and Steph…
Laurence writes…
I found Tyrozets very good for sore throats
but you have to ask for them at the counter
And here's Steph…
My particular saviour has been over the
years has been the nasal spray "First Defence" from Vic. You must use it within the first
few hours of a sneeze or onset of a cold, and it is truly miraculous. From getting a regular couple of
'throats' and sniffles every winter, I now get virtually none, except when I
have left it a mite too late to administer the spray.
Adam adds…
Three pharmacuetical facts to be taken
one-at-a-time before meals…
In 1873 Alice Vickery (born in Devon 1844)
was the first woman to qualify as a pharmacist.
The first 24-hour pharmacy in London – at Piccadilly Circus – was
opened by the Boots company in 1925.
During WWI Agatha Christie worked as a
pharmacist at the Red Cross Hospital, Torquay. Her first novel, The Mysterious
Affair at Styles, a case of murder by poisoning, was reviewed in the
Pharmaceutical Journal.
Want to share a winter weather tip or cold remedy? Drop me a line at the usual address. A London Walk costs £10 – £8 concession. To join a London Walk, simply meet your guide at the designated tube station at the appointed time. Details of all London Walks can be found at www.walks.com.
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