Athletes and public could benefit from new research on reduction of upper respiratory tract illness

The preliminary findings from the latest research into the benefits of a commercially available throat spray for endurance athletes has shown that it may shorten the duration of upper respiratory tract illnesses (URTI) such as coughs and colds by up to five days. This research on the effects of ColdZyme, which is being conducted by Professor Glen Davison at the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, will not only have obvious benefits for athletes who are required to train and perform during cold and flu “season” but also the general Read More

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