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View Post: Dr. Valerie Phillips, N.D. » Blog Archive » Seasonal Viruses part one
2 hours ago by Dr. Val  
The common cold and flu survival guide- part one. December is here, the season of chilly winds and holiday dinners. As we brace against the cold, inside with our hot cocoa and sniffly noses we increase our susceptibility to catching one of the many ... The recent concern over the H1N1 virus (Swine Flu) gives us the opportunity to discuss viral infections and how to win this age old battle between virus and human. swine-flu-virus-photo. The parts of H1N1 (swine flu) photo. ...
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View Post: Common Child Allergy Sinus Problems
5 hours ago by Sam  
Bacterial sinusitis may be treated with antibiotics, but antibiotics cannot clear viral infections, and so viral sinusitis often has to run its course; pain relievers such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen help manage pain and fever. ... Postnasal drip is a common child allergy sinus problem that is also associated with the common cold. Sinus congestion drips down the back of the throat from the nasal cavity and causes sore throat, itchiness, cough, and irritation. ...
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View Post: Youtharian Blog/Podcast Network » Blog Archive » Vitamin C as an ...
11 hours ago by admin  
When we are challenged with a viral infection, our need for vitamin C can rise dramatically, depending on the body's immune function, level of injury, infection, or environmental toxicity such as cigarette smoke [4,5]. ... Very high doses, 30000 - 200000 mg, divided up throughout the day, are remarkably non-toxic and have been documented by physicians as curing viral diseases as various as the common cold, flu, hepatitis, viral pneumonia, and even polio. [4,5,7]. ...
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View Post: What To Do If You Contract Influenza - Including H1N1 (Swine) Flu ...
26 Nov 2009 by Keith  
An important question, however, is what one should do if they develop symptoms of a viral infection? As the days grow colder, the risks of contracting common flu and cold viruses increase. Each year, flu virus infections kill around ...
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View Post: Cure Common Cold - Common Cold Treatment - Common Cold Remedies ...
24 Nov 2009 by editor7  
Common cold is caused by a viral infection and there is no cure for it. Treatment for common cold: If you are looking to battle a common cold, you must take several precautions that can help reduce the severity and duration of the cold ...
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View Post: Studio 4 Moms :: Sinus Infections? Quick Relief on the Way
4 Dec 2009 by Barb Kaiser  
Very high doses, 30000 - 200000 mg, divided up throughout the day, are remarkably non-toxic and have been documented by physicians as curing viral diseases as various as the common cold, flu, hepatitis, viral pneumonia, and even polio. ...
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View Post: Cure for the Common Cold - Pharmacists reveal many natural home ...
25 Nov 2009
There are over 200 different cold viruses that cause the "cold". Over half of them are rhinoviruses. It is an acute (short-term) viral infection involving the upper respiratory tract (nose, throat, sinuses and bronchial tubes). ...
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View Post: Eliminate the Common Cold!
28 Nov 2009 by markpegram  
Is there science to support this understanding that vitamin D3 formed in our bodies from the sun is a super viral infection fighter. Yes consider this story released last year in February about how vitamin D reduced the common cold CNN. ...
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