drinking chicken soup during a cold may have the advantage of increasing the water intake of the human body. Because the basic metabolism of the human body is increased during the cold, the consumption of water will increase. Drinking more chicken soup or drinking more water can supplement the water of the human body, which is beneficial to colds. But a cold can also inhibit people's appetite and digestive function, and the inhibition is relatively light. It is likely that drinking chicken soup will not be uncomfortable. However, if the appetite is severely suppressed, it is likely that you will see foods that are usually delicious, but you will not like them so much. When you see chicken soup, you are likely to have nausea and poor appetite. If such people drink chicken soup, it is likely to cause indigestion, and may even lead to obvious nausea or vomiting. In this case, it is best not to drink chicken soup. You can completely replenish water by drinking more warm water.