The Complete Guide to Better Health
Cold & Flu Reduction

      There was a time in the not-too-distant past when contagious bacteria and virus killed millions of people in Europe. There have been other outbreaks that have proved fatal to many victims on the continent of Africa and within the country of China.

      SARS, HIV, TB, Plague, Influenza and other virus can be transmitted by way of close proximity to humans, or contact during normal human interaction. But the most readily available of these infections, the "Flu," kills up to, and in some cases, more than 4,000 people in the United States each year.

      The common cold is not generally lethal, as is the danger with the flu. However, the common cold does cost U.S. employers billions of dollars annually in lower productivity and lost man-hours.

• Why we catch colds & flu
• How to reduce your risk of viral and bacterial infection
• How to reduce the duration of illness due to cold or flu
• How to avoid colds and flu
• Why antibiotics don't always help

"The typical ink pen carried around the office by most doctors, have dozens of different bacteria and virus attached."

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