What is your cure to get rid of the flu or to prefent it ??

Thanks mopar,for your reply

Fabian

let it run its course.....

rest in bed alot!!!
lots of fluids, soups, teas,.... warm things
some Vit. C
Thieves essential oil

I do not want to prevent it, ever, for it has something it does that people just do not understand. I let it runs its course and take time off of work.

My body gets stronger for it. The body needs down time.

anyone running around because they dosed themselves up on something are missing the point and in the long run lowering their immune system.

Rest, Tender Loving Care, fliuds and more rest....


I am rarely sick because of doing this my whole life. I can be around many sick people and not become sick.

Lots of D3! 20000 units at a time. That's 6 - 10 capsules.

Also 2 or 3 grams of Vitamin C like the others said.

I don't take anything like aspirin or Tylenol to reduce fever. I try to sweat it out.

I used colloidal silver nose spray. Also I did tongue cleaning (scraping that icky white stuff off).

I got the flu twice last winter. It was moderately bad for 3 days each. Supposedly this year the dominant strain is H1N1. I hope I'm immune and skip it this year.

Just wanted to throw this in here.

For a sore throat, eat a whole jalapeno pepper. It numbs it and kills infection. Chew up real well to get the juices of it flowing to hit your throat.

Eat a little bread before hand if you have a sensitive stomach.

Repeat as necessary till gone, but I only really need to do 1 or 2 doses.

Might help kill flu too...

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A little white rice with 40 times of water and cook the rice until it is very soft. Drink the water and eat the rice. It is excellent to induce sweat when you have a high fever.

Colloidal silver, although i rarely need even that (No idea why, i don`t really eat healthy or something, but i do avoid any drugs at all cost, especially vaccinations, and that may be one of the reasons).

If you are of general good health and are not 'at risk' for complications (pneumonia being the largest complication of respiratory flu). Then you should do nothing to 'treat' the flu.

You should, of course, do what you can to make yourself comfortable, there are plenty of OTC products that treat the SYMPTOMS 'organic' and 'natural and 'chemical'.

Taking more vitamins once you get sick is like closing the barn door after the horses got out. Its sort of a waste of time and money and energy.

IF you eat a healthy diet then by all means DO take a one a day type multivitamin to supplement (not as substitution) your dietary intake of minerals and vitamins.

Let the flu run its course. Fever is a 'good thing' its part of your body's natural defenses against many microorganisms.

DO stay at home. The Spread of disease is not a laudable trait.

DO carry a can of Lysol germicidal surface spray with you, spray each surface you touch as you go about the day to reduce the risk of spreading the infection to your family.

Do eat when you are hungry and heat good healthy food when you are infected.

DO NOT force yourself to eat. If you are not hungry then most likely your body does not require food in order to keep up the war against the invader.

Letting your body fight a virus will teach your body how to defend against such enemies and most likely you will end up with immunities that will keep a deadly flu from killing you at some future point in time.

So does vitamin C, you retard. Vitamin D is very unique and most of it came from the sun. It is technically not a vitamin anyway so it should be separated from others.

It is by far the best one to prevent it.

[link to www.vitamindcouncil.org]

Doctor Retard, you can "treat" flu with high dose vitamin D. Do you even know why we get flu in the first place? [link to www.vitamindcouncil.org]

these nasal Sprays at first hint of illness:

Colloidal Silver
Flu Relief
Air Defense

Flu fails when I use these

I don't think vitamin A supplement is needed and that amount can interfere with vitamin D. I'm not convinced about vitamin A for flu at all. I'd appreciate any links you can provide that specifically help fight flu.

VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY SEASON

When you think about it, the flu and cold season is indistinguishable from the vitamin D deficiency season. Every autumn, as vitamin D levels plummet, the incidence of colds and flu skyrocket. After vitamin D levels bottom out during the darkest days of the cold and flu season, vitamin D levels rise again in the spring and the incidence of colds and flu steadily decrease until they virtually disappear during the vitamin D rich summer.It may be quite simple. Your body's innate immunity, especially the production of innate natural antibiotics called antimicrobial peptides, goes up and down every year with your vitamin D levels. (Acquired immunity is quite different, those are the antibodies you slowly develop after an infection or a flu shot.)Maintaining summer-time vitamin D levels in the winter—by taking adequate amounts of vitamin D (5,000 IU per day)—may help prevent colds or the flu by stimulating innate immunity. Preventing some of the one million deaths in the world every year from flu related illnesses is exciting enough; an equally exciting possibility is that large doses of vitamin D may be useful in treating the flu—as well as other infections.

ACQUIRED IMMUNITY VS. INNATE IMMUNITY

In reviewing the influenza literature, American influenza experts remind me of the man who fell in love with one twin sister, ignored the other, and thus took the road that Robert Frost warned against, "the road more traveled by."Both girls were beautiful, intelligent, and had enchanting depths to their characters. His chosen one was popular and steady, her twin was distant and volatile. The man wooed and married the steady one, spending his life trying to understand his constant wife while dismissing her mercurial sister. However, the man went to his grave understanding neither his constant wife nor her cyclical sister.As anyone who has married a twin will tell you, twins are intimately attached and you must get to know them both if you are to understand either.Long ago, American flu experts fell in love with Ms. Acquired Immunity (boosting antibodies with flu shots), while ignoring her twin, Ms. Innate Immunity (the body's inherent ability to immediately attack and kill the flu virus). Throughout their seventy year marriage to Ms. Acquired Immunity, American influenza experts failed to notice that Ms. Innate Immunity's mercurial nature went up and down with the seasons of the year

It is second one in the poll friend,if you can't read,please don't reply.Indeed vitamin D is unique,just like most vitamins are to combine or to use alone...

Thanks anyway

Fabian