
SWINE FLU
Okay, you probably have to be living in a cave not to have heard about
swine flu over the last few days.
Is it a pandemic?
The word that's being tossed around with gay abandon in the news, and that seems to be causing so much concern among everyone writing into the Foundation, is PANDEMIC.
So let's get to it; are we in a swine flu pandemic?
And the answer is definitely not, at least not at the moment!
Yes, because it is a brand new strain of flu that appears to be easily transmitted between people, it certainly has the potential to become a pandemic, but it is not one yet.
But, more importantly, pandemic doesn't mean what most people seem to think it means.
A pandemic does not necessarily mean black-plague carts being hauled through the streets piled high with dead bodies. Nor does it mean flesh eating zombies wandering the streets feeding on the living.
All a pandemic means is that a new infectious disease is spreading throughout the world.
That's it. Symptoms associated with a given pandemic can be mild or deadly severe, but that has nothing to do with the word pandemic. It's quite possible to have a pandemic that kills very few people.
So where does the swine flu fall on the symptom scale?
It would appear that it falls somewhere between Mexico and the US!
And that's what we're all waiting to see with baited breath.
...Another thing working in our favor is that the flu season is officially over. Aha, you might ask. Why should that matter? It matters because it makes it much easier for health officials to identify and isolate cases of swine flu since any flus that people get now are very likely to be swine flu.
This is a huge advantage in helping to control the spread of the flu and preventing it from becoming a pandemic.
If this outbreak had happened 60 days ago, it would have been far worse.
What to do?
First. Don't panic. There is no pandemic...yet. And, at least outside of Mexico, symptoms appear to be mild.
Should you wear a surgical mask? If you want, but it probably isn't going to help much. Surprisingly, flu primarily transfers through direct contact with the virus. Shaking hands or kissing on the cheek are major points of transmission.
If you come down with the flu, stay home and take care of yourself.
Don't go to work; don't go to school; don't spread the flu to all of your friends and co-workers. And if you come down with the flu
don't rush to the hospital.
Only go to the hospital if you feel that you are starting to have problems breathing or any other symptoms are becoming severe.
If everyone rushes to the hospital, it will overwhelm your local health care system's ability to minister to the truly sick.
Can your hospital actually do anything to help?
Is there anything you can do at home to protect yourself from the swine flu and speed recovery if you get it?
And the answer is a resounding yes. But first, let me cover an important point.
Many people on the net are advocating taking immune enhancing supplements in great abundance for protection against the swine flu.
This may not be such a great idea. Here is where the avian DNA in the swine flu becomes important.
So far, the vast majority of those who have died from swine flu in Mexico are not the very old, the very young, and those with compromised immune systems (the typical victims of the flu).
No! But it does mean that using immune builders without using pathogen destroyers to take down the viral load very well might be. So with that in mind.
Jon Barron org says: Keep a supply of
Super ViraGon and
Immunify on hand -- or something like them. At the first sign of feeling unwell -- that scratch in the throat, a slightly feverish feeling, a dull body ache, an unexplained headache, etc. -- slam down a full bottle of Super ViraGon and a half bottle of Immunify. Stopping the flu in the incubation phase is much, much, much easier than getting rid of it once it has established itself. If you hit it hard during incubation, you should be almost 100% effective in stopping it cold. If you allow it to incubate and fully manifest, it will take you several days to beat it back. It's true that you can significantly cut the time of your sickness, but it will still be several days, and you will need to keep taking the formulas for four to five days after you feel better to make sure you clear the virus from your body and it doesn't reassert itself.
If you prefer something else to Super ViraGon or Immunify, go for it. Other options include
Sambucol and
Blood Support. Blood Support is another of my formulations that is very unfriendly to viruses and bacteria.
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Avoiding the Flu:
Included in these steps are the things that you should do to protect yourself from virtually all diseases and illnesses:
get plenty of rest, exercise, quit smoking, eat a nutritious diet, avoid stress and, above all, to make your body's natural first line of defense -- your immune system -- strong and robust.
Some of the very best immune boosters are:* Echinacea* Pau d'arco* Suma* Astragalus* Medicinal mushrooms* Beta glucans* Aloe vera* Alkygycerol* Lactoferrin* Bovine colostrums* Glutathione* Mangosteen
The next thing you should do is to also take one or more good natural anti-viral agents,
.Among the very best natural pathogen destroyers are:
* Garlic
* Olive leaf extract
* Oil of wild mountain oregano
* Grapefruit seed extract
* Colloidal Silver