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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sue Bailey) wrote: >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 ----== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! >100,000 Newsgroups ---= 19 East/West-Coast Specialized Servers - Total Privacy via Encryption =---
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