Health

15 tips to prevent the flu

October 24, 2012
Drink lots of water

Being well hydrated allows you to eliminate toxins, regulate body temperature and ensure the good transport of nutrients. When you drink enough water, you are less tired, less stressed and sleep better.

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It’s not easy for two working parents to reconcile work and family. This is even truer when your family has a slight fever and a runny nose.

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Influenza

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