About Home Remedy Center
Our mission
Home Remedy Center helps you feel better at home with low-risk, practical self-care for everyday discomforts (dry cough, sore throat, heartburn, sinus congestion, and more). We focus on clear steps, safety first, and honest evidence so you can act with confidence.
Who we are
We’re the Home Remedy Center Editorial Team—researchers and editors who translate major clinic guidance and scientific reviews into simple, step-by-step tips. We don’t diagnose or prescribe. When a page has clinical oversight, you’ll see “Medically reviewed by …” with the reviewer’s credentials and date.
What we cover (and what we don’t)
- We cover: hydration, humidifiers, steam, saline rinses, honey for cough (adults/older kids), sleep positioning, environmental tweaks, product know-how (e.g., cleaning a humidifier) and information regarding home remedies.
- We don’t cover: diagnosis, drug dosing, emergencies, individualized treatment plans, or high-risk conditions.
How to use this site
- Read the Summary box for immediate steps.
- Check Safety first for red flags and contraindications.
- Skim Evidence at a glance to see what’s likely helpful vs mixed/limited.
- Follow links to deeper guides and product how-tos.
Experience & transparency
Where feasible, we include “Experience notes” describing simple, replicable setups (e.g., raising bedroom humidity to 40–50%, or preparing a salt gargle). If we haven’t tested something hands-on, we say so and rely on high-quality sources.
Editorial standards
See our full Editorial Policy and Methodology & Testing pages. For corrections or questions, email contact@homeremedycenter.com.
How we make money
Some pages contain affiliate links. If you buy through those links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This never changes our editorial standards. Details in our Editorial Policy.
Contact
contact@homeremedycenter.com
Medical disclaimer
Our site provides information, not medical advice. If symptoms are severe, unusual, or persistent—or you see red-flag symptoms—seek care from a clinician.
FAQ
Who writes your content?
Our Editorial Team researches and edits every page using major clinic guidance and scientific reviews. See our Editorial Policy.
Do you use medical reviewers?
Sometimes. When a page is medically reviewed, it says “Medically reviewed ” and we keep an internal review log.
How often do you update pages?
Core pages every 3–6 months or sooner if guidance changes. See Methodology & Testing.
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