How
to Prevent Swine & Bird Flu Infection
The swine flu and
much deadlier bird flu can be controlled by the steps shown below. Three things
to consider if the flu has come to your area;
1. Use a
product to boost your body's immune system to fight off the flu before you ever
get sick. One of the best immune boosters made is LifeOne
Formula. This product has been used by medical doctors for over 15
years to boost the immune system of cancer and AID's survivors all over the
world.
2. Have a Survival Food Supply in your home for each
member of the family. If the flu reaches a point in your area that everyone is
getting it, do not go out. Keep your family home and safe. With survival food
in your home, you can protect your family.
3. If you do
have to go out, do not wear a face mask. This will not stop the flu. You must
wear a N95 Particulate Respirator it is designed to protect you from breathing in very small particles,
which could contain the swine flu virus. These types of respirators fit tightly
to the face so that air is inhaled through the particulate filter material.
Important additional steps you can take
to prevent the Swine Flu
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Always
cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing; ideally use something
disposable like a tissue. Avoid touching your face, nose or mouth too
frequently with your hands since swine flu appears is transmitted through
respiratory droplets in the same fashion as the common cold. AVOID ANYONE not
covering their mouth when coughing or sneezing.
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Wash
your hands frequently with soap and water since swine flu & bird flu like
other viruses can be contracted by touching objects contaminated by the virus.
It's unsure how long the swine flu virus can survive on surrounding surfaces.
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Though
alcohol based hand sanitizers don't routinely kill viruses they probably do
offer some limited protection in preventing swine flu infections. It easy and
fast to use after being in public areas.
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If
you start feeling ill with cold or flu-like symptoms do not go to work. Stay
home and begin a double amount of LifeOne
Formula. Contact your health care provider, local health department
or hospital emergency room if your symptoms worsen or fail to improve for
information about where to go to be screened for possible swine flu infection. If
swine flu infections have been medically confirmed in your area consider
avoiding large public gatherings. Individuals can be contagious with the swine
flu virus for several day before demonstrating any signs or symptoms of
infection. Be particularly careful about indoor gatherings where air circulates
poorly.
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