What is the (H1N1 Flu)? It is a viral infection of the nose, throat, bronchial tubes, and the lungs. This flu is has had a different pattern vs. the typical seasonal flu. The outbreak reported from the CDC was 43,771 in April of 2009. It does appear to affect the younger generation. It is confirmed that this flu, will continue throughout the flu season and continue to April. Common systems are: chills, fever, cough, and body aches. A vaccine is made with killed viruses.
Most of my clients have asked my opinion; I have stated it is a personal choice for you and your family. However, I have chosen not to vaccine myself nor my family. In my opinion, the beware if you are sensitive to sodium bisulfate, eggs, mercury, should be cautious and or checked to see if they are allergic or sensitive to these additives or any additives.
According to a new Associated Press-GfK poll, only 52 percent of Americans are willing to be given the H1N1 vaccine. It seems that people are getting the message that vaccines, while worthwhile, are neither 100 percent safe nor 100 percent effective. Consumers want to make important healthcare choices for themselves, rather than be coerced by government mandates I do not support unnecessary fear, and paranoia which undermine rational thinking or behavior.
There is no cure for the swine flu. A stronger immune system and clean environments are key to prevention of the disease. High whole organic nutrition, quality minerals, raw vegetables, fruits, avoid sugars, increase exercise, reduce stress, and get proper rest during the flu season. Also, I suggest boosting the immune system with astaragalas root, or mycosurge - medicinal mushrooms spray, both to be used within the mouth. Therefore, our office provides a Flu Pack which helps reduce the systems can help speed up your recovery in case you do obtain the flu.
What is the (H1N1 Flu)? It is a viral infection of the nose, throat, bronchial tubes, and the lungs. This flu is has had a different pattern vs. the typical seasonal flu. The outbreak reported from the CDC was 43,771 in April of 2009. It does appear to affect the younger generation. It is confirmed that this flu, will continue throughout the flu season and continue to April. Common systems are: chills, fever, cough, and body aches. A vaccine is made with killed viruses.