Winter Wellness for RVers Using Homeopathy: Natural Options for Cold and Flu Symptoms

Amanda Pelser • December 9, 2025

Winter travel in your RV can be beautiful. Crisp mornings, clear skies, and quiet campgrounds. Or maybe your style is warm sandy beaches in The Keys. Either way, wintertime can also bring a familiar challenge. You set up camp on a chilly afternoon, the kids run around in the cold air, and the temperature drops fast overnight. By morning, someone wakes up with a sore throat, a heavy head, or a general sense of coming down with something.


Being far from town or in an unfamiliar area means a quick doctor visit may not be an option, and most of us prefer to avoid unnecessary urgent care trips for seasonal sniffles. This is where homeopathy can offer simple and natural support for cold and flu symptoms, especially when you want something gentle, safe, and easy to take with you wherever your travels take you.

How Homeopathy Supports the Body During Colds and Flus

Homeopathy works with your body’s innate ability to heal itself and return to a balanced state. Instead of suppressing symptoms the way some conventional medications do, homeopathy encourages the body’s own efforts so you can recover in a more complete and natural way.


Many people find that homeopathic remedies shorten the duration or lessen the intensity of symptoms. Because homeopathy is natural and safe for all ages, it can be a helpful option for families on the road who want to feel prepared without carrying a large medicine cabinet.

Using Homeopathy for Winter Wellness Support

There are many methods of using homeopathy. For those who are new to homeopathy or short on space, here are your best starting points.


Combination Remedies: Simple and Easy to Find


One of the easiest places to start is with combination remedies from brands like Boiron or Hyland’s. These are often available in local pharmacies, big box stores, and online retailers like Amazon, which makes them extremely convenient for RVers.


These combination remedies are typically formulated with low potency homeopathic remedy combinations and named for the symptoms you are likely to encounter with typical cold and flu concerns, such as a runny nose, sore throat, or sneezing. Look for options like Boiron’s ColdCalm or Chestal or Hyland’s Cold and Cough. Follow the dosing instructions on the box.


Banerji Protocol Approach: Aconite and Bryonia


Another simple and accessible option for RVers is the Banerji Protocol approach. This method was developed by a team of homeopaths in India and this protocol pairs two commonly used remedies that match early-stage cold or flu type symptoms.


  • Aconite 200C is often used when symptoms begin suddenly, especially after being exposed to cold air or when a low fever starts.
  • Bryonia 30C is commonly used when symptoms are worse from motion, with achy soreness or a dry cough.


In this protocol, the Banerjis recommend these two remedies mixed together. You are not likely to find this as a premixed combination on the road. Your next best option is to get single tubes of each remedy. Many natural stores like Sprouts, Natural Grocer, Fresh Thyme, and small health food stores are likely to carry these two single tube remedies. Boiron’s store finder can also help in the search for single remedies: https://www.boironusa.com/store-locator/.


Aconite 200C mixed with Bryonia 30C is a great pairing to take at the first sign of any yuck coming on. If you are using the two single remedies, you can take a dose of one and then the other in the mouth at the same time. The Banerjis suggest dosing this combo every 3 to 12 hours as needed.

Cell Salts: Everyday Support with Ferrum Phos

Cell salts are another natural option that travel well. One of the most helpful during the first signs of illness is Ferrum phos 6X.


Ferrum phos is known for supporting the body’s natural defenses. It can be taken at the very beginning of cold or flu type symptoms, especially when someone feels warm, tired, flushed, or run down. It is particularly helpful when symptoms like a low fever seem non-descript with no other clues. Cell salts like Ferrum phos can be taken 3-4 times a day as needed.


Cell salts, often Hyland’s brand, can be found in most of the same regional natural chain stores or local health food stores.

Supporting Yourself Naturally This Winter

Whether you are camping in snow covered mountains, traveling through windy states, visiting family in colder climates, or trying to stay warm on a southern beach, homeopathy offers simple and accessible ways to support your family during cold and flu season. With a few easy to find homeopathic remedies and a basic understanding of how to use them, you can feel prepared wherever your travels take you.


If you would like to learn more about choosing the right remedy for specific symptoms like congestion, sore throats, coughs, fevers, and more, take the next step in your homeopathic educational journey with my winter wellness workshop.


Conquering Cold and Flu Symptoms: The Mom’s Guide to Winter Wellness Confidence Workshop is available on demand at Rooted Homeopathy and will help you feel confident and equipped to support your family naturally throughout the winter season. Visit RootedHomeopathy.com/LearnToRV to learn more and enroll.

Medical Disclaimer and Bio:


Disclaimer: Please note that Amanda Pelser is not a licensed medical professional and the information that she is sharing with you is educational and not intended to be medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Amanda Pelser is a certified practical and clinical homeopath. Homeopathy supports the whole person and stimulates the God given ability within the body to heal itself through the use of presenting symptoms. Please consult your medical provider for medical advice.


Amanda Pelser is a wife, a homeschooling mom of four boys, and an aspiring homesteader. After finding herself bedridden with chronic pain, fatigue, and autoimmune conditions, Amanda was left hopeless by the conventional medical community. Desperate for a change, she used her background as a seminary-trained researcher to integrate her Christian faith with the practice of homeopathy and reclaim her health. With 10+ years of experience using homeopathy, now, as a certified homeopath, Amanda gives hope to Christian moms who are ready to find biblically aligned, hope-filled health for themselves and their families. Connect with Amanda at RootedHomeopathy.com for personalized wellness consults and homeopathic educational opportunities.

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