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INFLUENZA AND MAGNETIC THERAPY
By Rosemary Skinner SRN

Influenza is a highly contagious viral infection of the respiratory tract affecting the nose, throat, and lungs. There are three main types of flu virus. A and B have the greatest impact on human health. Influenza A is the virus that has always been the most problematic; over time it has been responsible for the world’s worst epidemics. Millions of people died in the epidemic of 1918. The influenza virus can change. Minor changes on the surface of the virus involving proteins called haemagglutinin H and neuraminidase N occur between each influenza season, the reason why it is necessary to reformulate the flu vaccine on a regular basis. The viruses are named after the area of the world where they are thought to have originated such as Hong Kong, Panama or Fuji, the latest strain

Symptoms

Prevention.

Conventional treatment. Bed rest. Drink plenty of fluids. Treat the symptoms with painkillers and anti –inflammatory drugs. (No aspirin for children under 16). There are newer preparations that on medical prescription will reduce the severity of flu, they are high cost and as a result are not generally available. Antibiotics are not given for flu, they do not kill viruses. They are sometimes prescribed if there is a danger of a secondary infection

The Alternative.

Rosemary runs a busy practice in Stillorgan, Co. Dublin, 4 miles from the Dublin centre.
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As above plus one 1 gram vitamin C three times daily, one Echinacea capsule 400mg six times daily, with food. Hot water with lemon, honey and ginger. North Pole of a "D-MAX" magnet on the chest, throat, and base of brain and lymphatic, for twenty minutes three times daily. North Pole Magnetised water 4 fl. ozs 5 times daily. More details of treating other conditions using magnets are in my book. Magnet Therapy-A Powerful Healing Force ©RosemarySkinner2007


Back To ARTICLE INDEX  Influenza vaccine. Most countries recommend that all people at risk should be vaccinated. At risk means those with poor immunity, such as elderly, long term medical conditions, those in institutions including health workers. It is vital that health care professionals receive the vaccine, as they are a potential source of infection for those unable to survive a serious infection. You can boost your immune system by ensuring that your diet is sufficient in vitamins, in particular vitamins C and A. are most uncomfortable. People who have never suffered influenza confuse the symptoms with those of the common cold. When you have flu you will know the difference. The symptoms, which can include tiredness, dizziness head and muscle ache, high fever, dry and sore throat. Most people feel really bad within a two to three hour period, continuing for about 4 to 5 days
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