What should families do to reduce chances of getting sick with COVID-19? • Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. • Wash hands frequently for at least 20 seconds with soap and water. This should be your primary method. Hand sanitizer also works, learn how to make your own hand sanitizer here. • Cough or […]
Fever Reducer / Pain Reliever Increases Death Rate
WARNING: Fever Reducer/ Pain Reliever Increases Death Rate <Research>. Trauma patients who were aggressively treated for fever died at a much higher rate than those not aggressively treated. In this study, the fever reducer used was acetaminophen / Tylenol. The acetaminophen treated group had more than a 50% increase in infections and a 700% increase […]
Susceptibility factors for getting very sick with the Corona Virus.
Susceptibility factors for developing more severe complications with the Corona Virus. Age Genetics Immune system problems Chronic disease (particularly mentioned often are: diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, and lung diseases (including the very common – asthma). Stress Nutritional deficiencies You can’t control some of these, but you can control others. Focus on those, focus […]
Symptoms Of Coronavirus Disease 2019
CDC Video Shows The Common Symptoms of a Coronavirus 19 Infection. Common Symptoms Of COVID19 Include… Fever Shortness of breath Cough The challenge is that these are similar to all respiratory illnesses ranging from a common cold to the flu. If you develop these symptoms within a few days up to 14 days after you […]
Common Pain Relievers May Increase Risk for Complications with Infections (COVID19).
Medications that may increase your risks of COVID19 complications… VERY IMPORTANT information if you’re concerned about any infection. This Has Additional Relevance With The Current Infectious Risk As Mentioned In Several Studies Cited On This Blog! NSAIDs (over the counter (Motrin, ibuprofen Alleve, naproxen,…) and prescription pain relievers (Celebrex,…), anti-inflammatories, and fever reducing medications) and […]
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