Doctor Admits Vaccine Is More Deadly Than Swine Flu Itself & Will Not Give It To His Kids

February 27th, 2010
setokaiba22 asked:


A doctor speaks out against the swine flu vaccine and why you shouldn't take it. Tamil Toronto Police fascism Canada RCMP police state h1n1 virus swine flu pandemic inoculations vaccine influenza 1976 GBS world health organization WHO quarantine FEMA emergency concentration camps military martial law baxter drugs tamiflu side effects symptoms depopulation

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How do you tell the difference between the H1N1 flu from the seasonal flu?

February 26th, 2010
xoxo♥ asked:


I’ve been doing some research lately to keep myself from getting the disease and a couple of months ago when the swine flu became a pandemic, I caught the seasonal flu. I went to the doctor and she knew I didn’t have the swine right away without running any tests on me. How can you tell the difference?
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Threat of swine flu not over

February 26th, 2010
KRQE asked:


In this installment of Where New Mexico Stands a regional health officer talks about the availability of the H1N1 vaccine and why people aren't taking it even though the disease continues to be a threat.

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Flu, Flu Go Away And Never Come Back!

February 24th, 2010


One common illness that can really knock you off your feet is influenza, or what is known as flu. The symptoms of this highly infectious disease include nasal congestion, severe headache, fatigue, coughing, sore throat, fever, and aches all around the body. Flu, which not only affects human but other mammals as well, is usually due to a certain type of virus. However, if left untreated, this condition may lead to pneumonia or other more serious respiratory problems.

People who are very young and old are typically more susceptible to contracting flu. Moreover, those who have low immune system or are suffering from other serious medical problems are also at risk of acquiring the disease. Since flu is caused by a self-limiting virus, the best way to combat it is to strengthen your immune system. Below are things that could help you make that nasty flu go away in no time.

Flush It Away With Water

Your body usually works overtime when it spots unwanted organisms, such as the flu virus. As a result of your immune system’s hyperactivity, a lot of your bodily fluids are lost or used up. Thus, one way to help your body fight off the disease is by drinking plenty of water, more than the eight glasses that are needed to maintain normal bodily functions. Actually, some medical experts believe that you should drink water equivalent to about 66% of your body weight in ounces. For example, if your weight is 150 lbs, you need to drink a total of 100 ounces of water everyday until your flu goes away.

Steam Your Way To Perfect Health

When you have flu, you need to make sure that all the mucus in your upper respiratory system is expelled because it is the carrier of the disease-causing virus. If the mucus hardens and stays lodged inside your sinuses or travels down south to your lungs, your flu might lead to pneumonia.

Steaming is an effective way to eliminate the nasty mucus lurking in your nasal cavities, sinuses and even lungs as it keeps mucus moist, making the mucus easier to expectorate. It is really advisable that you keep a humidifier or steamer turned on at all times in your bedroom while you have flu. Some people add drops of eucalyptus, rose geranium or thyme essential oils for more moistening power.

Eat Your Blues Away

People who are sick should not go on a diet or skip meals. Your body needs all the help it can get in order to combat the infection. Thus, you need to make sure that you eat a healthy and vitamin-rich diet.

People say that chicken soup served by mothers when their child is sick is really effective in strengthening the immune system because it contains most of the vitamins and nutrients that are needed to fight colds and flu. Adding fruits and vegetables to your daily fare can also increase your chances of getting better quickly because they contain antioxidants and minerals that are needed to fortify your immune system. Adding several cloves of garlic and strips of ginger to your meals could also help in killing the virus.

Take Natural Supplements

When you are sick, it is advisable that you take supplements of Vitamin C, Zinc, Vitamin E, Echinacea, and other nutrients that are known to help restore energy and prevent further exacerbation of the infection.

By: Sharon A Bell

About the Author:
You can opt to take the abovementioned vitamins and minerals separately or you can just buy products that contain them all. One of the supplements that are effective in strengthening the immune system is Immunitril. Learn more about this product by visiting its website, http://www.Immunitril.com

Sharon Bell is an avid health and fitness enthusiast and published author. Many of her insightful articles can be found at the premiere online news magazine http://www.healthnfitnesszone.com

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Narrações toscas: Flu 3 x 5 Fla

February 23rd, 2010
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Can you have the seasonal flu and H1N1 flu at the same time?

February 22nd, 2010
flawless1212 asked:


Just wondering if you could have the both the H1N1 flu and seasonal flu at the same time. If you could, does it make you sicker?
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How long is the stomach flu contagious?

February 21st, 2010
Amy G asked:


I know stomach flu can be caused by several different viruses (mainly rotavirus). My sons both got the stomach flu about a week and a half ago. My daughter, who was vaccinated against rotavirus with Rotateq(sp?) came down with it on Saturday. My husband and I have not yet gotten sick. We are supposed to go on a vacation soon. How long until we can consider ourselves “safe” and not likely to get it?
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Why is the media trying to scare us with the H1N1?

February 19th, 2010
Vitaminyes asked:


The H1N1 is a unique strain of flu that has existed for quite some time. There is an existing yet basically exhausted supply of vaccines, and the estimated crude death rate seems to be not too far off from the regular flu. Why should we care? Is the H1N1 at risk of doing something like evolving multiple times in rapid succession within the decade into something extremely deadly? I just don’t get all the hype.
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What is your doctors recommendation regarding the H1N1 vaccination in pregnant women?

February 17th, 2010
Ben’s Mommy asked:


I am 17 weeks pregnant with my second, and my doctor told me on Monday that she does not recommend the H1N1 vaccine to her patients. I would like to know from others, what your doctor has recommended, and their explanation.
I have trust in my doc but their is so much conflicting information out there, just like to know what other’s experience has been
my doc said we don’t know the risks so not to take it
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Will a flu shot protect a person that was already exposed to the flu?

February 17th, 2010
jessi asked:


Ok, so over the weekend I had my friend spend the weekend with me. Come to find out today, she has the flu. If I got a flu shot tomorrow will I still get infected?
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