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Hi Recent studies at the University of South Carolina in Columbia (USCC) found that people who had a moderate to high level of physical activity experienced 25% fewer colds than those whose daily activities were relatively low. And for some reason, during autumn months that number jumped to 32% fewer upper respiratory infections. In general, these benefits were slightly more pronounced among the men. Here are just some ideas that can help * Take a 30-minute walk a day, or even do some gardening. Mowing the lawn or raking the leaves will be sufficient to keep a cold at bay. * Echinacea with Goldenseal in water is exellent to boost your immune system. Also a good Multi-Vit and maybe extra Vitamin C if needed. * Plenty of fresh fruit and veggies * Eat plenty of garlic in your food. Garlic is also very useful if you are currently suffering from a cold and will aid your recovery process quickly. * If your child has a cold, wash their toys after they play with them. It's easy for you to pick up germs if they are left lying around. * If your colleagues have a cold then carry around antibacterial hand wipes and make sure you use them repeatedly throughout the day. It's important to keep your hands germ free. If your toilets don't offer antibacterial soap then go out and buy some. For the sake of £1 you could keep your body healthier this year. Warm Wishes Sue Herb Specialist [EMAIL PROTECTED] _____________________________ Professional Certified Workshops Indian Head Massage, Reiki & Foot Massage. FREE Accurate Health Checks, Health Consultations,Discussion Forum http://www.gatewayworkshops.com
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