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Swine flu has just met the criteria to be deemed a pandemic. A pandemic classification is given when an infectious disease spreads further and at a faster pace than anticipated, from country to country, or even worldwide. The World Health Organization considers the spread of swine flu unstoppable. People desperately want answers, but we have very limited information at this point. So, what can you do to protect yourself and your family? Some people are lucky and get a mild case of the swine flu with very few complications. At this point, the death toll is small but could dramatically increase if the virus changes. We need to be prepared. Pharmaceutical companies feverishly try to make a swine flu pandemic vaccine, but admit that it can take many months to get and distribute. We do not have to idly sit by and wait. There are some things we could be doing individually to prepare our bodies for what they might come in contact with. Vitamin C has a proven track record for helping our defenses take on influenza viruses. To understand how it works, you have to understand free radicals. Damaging free radicals are produced in your body when you have injuries, allergies, autoimmune diseases, etc. Free radicals are aggravated compounds in need of another electron to complete the pair that they need to be stable.  They damage cells that they steal electrons from. Vitamin C is known to many nutritionists as a free radical scavenger. Antioxidants such as vitamin C are effective because they are willing to give up their own electrons to free radicals. When a free radical gains an electron from an antioxidant it no longer needs to attack the cell and the chain reaction of oxidation is broken. Free radicals cause and contribute to the inflammation, symptoms and even death from infectious diseases, like the swine flu. By flushing free radicals out of the body, you can control the symptoms of the swine flu and the inflammation that can lead to death. How do you know how much vitamin C to take?  If you are well, you can take vitamin C powder in 1 gram doses about every hour until you determine your bowel tolerance.  The optimal amount is anywhere from 2-15 grams per day but this can vary greatly from person to person. If you have the flu, or are experiencing symptoms of swine flu, you may consider increasing your dosage.  If mega doses of vitamin C powder do not reverse symptoms within a few hours, or if you have problems with diarrhea, you may want to try intravenous vitamin C (as sodium ascorbate). Keep in mind that it is good to know your normal bowel tolerance of vitamin C before you get sick so that you know if diarrhea is caused by the flu or the dosage of vitamin C. If you have enough vitamin C in your body to combat the free radicals produced by the swine flu, then you could potentially cure yourself without any harmful chemicals or drugs. More importantly, using <a onClick=”javascript:pageTracker. _trackPageview(’/outgoing/article_exit_link’);” href=”http://www. nutri. com”title=”Vitamin C Powder”>Vitamin C powder</a> daily can help prevent contracting swine flu by protecting you and your family from the damaging and sometimes lethal effects of free radicals. Swine flu has just met the criteria to be deemed a pandemic. A pandemic classification is given when an infectious disease spreads further and at a faster pace than anticipated, from country to country, or even worldwide. The World Health Organization considers the spread of swine flu unstoppable. People desperately want answers, but we have very limited information at this point. So, what can you do to protect yourself and your family? Some people are lucky and get a mild case of the swine flu with very few complications. At this point, the death toll is small but could dramatically increase if the virus changes. We need to be prepared. Pharmaceutical companies feverishly try to make a swine flu pandemic vaccine, but admit that it can take many months to get and distribute. We do not have to idly sit by and wait. There are some things we could be doing individually to prepare our bodies for what they might come in contact with. Vitamin C has a proven track record for helping our defenses take on influenza viruses. To understand how it works, you have to understand free radicals. Damaging free radicals are produced in your body when you have injuries, allergies, autoimmune diseases, etc. Free radicals are aggravated compounds in need of another electron to complete the pair that they need to be stable.  They damage cells that they steal electrons from. Vitamin C is known to many nutritionists as a free radical scavenger. Antioxidants such as vitamin C are effective because they are willing to give up their own electrons to free radicals. When a free radical gains an electron from an antioxidant it no longer needs to attack the cell and the chain reaction of oxidation is broken. Free radicals cause and contribute to the inflammation, symptoms and even death from infectious diseases, like the swine flu. By flushing free radicals out of the body, you can control the symptoms of the swine flu and the inflammation that can lead to death. How do you know how much vitamin C to take?  If you are well, you can take vitamin C powder in 1 gram doses about every hour until you determine your bowel tolerance.  The optimal amount is anywhere from 2-15 grams per day but this can vary greatly from person to person. If you have the flu, or are experiencing symptoms of swine flu, you may consider increasing your dosage.  If mega doses of vitamin C powder do not reverse symptoms within a few hours, or if you have problems with diarrhea, you may want to try intravenous vitamin C (as sodium ascorbate). Keep in mind that it is good to know your normal bowel tolerance of vitamin C before you get sick so that you know if diarrhea is caused by the flu or the dosage of vitamin C. If you have enough vitamin C in your body to combat the free radicals produced by the swine flu, then you could potentially cure yourself without any harmful chemicals or drugs. More importantly, using Vitamin C powder daily can help prevent contracting swine flu by protecting you and your family from the damaging and sometimes lethal effects of free radicals.

All of us are aware of the DEADLY swine flu pandemic. As the situation turns out I’m one of the MANY unlucky people to lose a loved one to this deadly disease. So I want to devote some of my time to make people aware of swine flu vaccines, H1N1 prevention techniques and General care to take care of your family and protect your loved ones. PLEASE don’t ignore this, swine flu IS deadly and can easily affect you. Help spread the message and fight Swine flu and end the pandemic. The 2009 flu pandemic is a global outbreak of a new strain of influenza A virus subtype H1N1. Worldwide there have been around 6500+ deaths when last checked and rising as you read. This outbreak has especially affected people in the United States the European Union and South America. Given below are a few basic steps to follow to prevent the disease. I must warn you that this does not COMPLETELY guarantee you from immunity. If you want COMPLETE knowledge of this disease and its prevention AND cure methods please read this e-book. This is the BEST and doctor recommended solution to this disease. Cover your mouth and nose at all times when coughing or sneezing, preferably use something disposable like a tissue. DO NOT touch your face, nose or mouth too often with your hands since H1N1 appears to be transmitted through respiratory droplets in the same fashion as common cold. Step 2 Wash your hands regularly with soap and water since H1N1 like other viruses can be contracted by touching objects contaminated by the virus. It’s unsure how long the swine flu virus can survive on surrounding surfaces. Step 3 Though alcohol based hand sanitizers don’t routinely kill viruses they probably do offer some limited protection in preventing H1N1 infections. Step 4 If swine flu infections have been confirmed in your area consider avoiding large public meetings. People can be contagious with the swine flu virus for many days before showing any signs or symptoms of infection. Be particularly careful about indoor gatherings where air circulates poorly. Step 5 If you’re really scared and don’t mind looking odd then consider wearing a respiratory mask. This barrier method does offer some basic protection against infection though not all masks are created equally. Higher quality masks capable of filtering out some respiratory infections are costly. Step 6 If you start feeling sick with cold or flu-like symptoms dont go to work. Stay home and begin the usual home remedies for colds and flu. Get in touch with your health care provider, local health department or hospital ER if your symptoms worsen or fail to improve for information about where to go to be screened for possible swine flu infection. These are a few techniques to prevent the disease. However if you HAVE contacted it OR want a medicinal solution to NOT contact it please read this comprehensive e-book. Click here to download complete e-book about medications and vaccines

H1N1 influenza A is also commonly known as the swine flu. The swine flu is believed to have originated in Mexico and then quickly started spreading. The swine flu is a dangerous type of flu because it is a new strain. The swine flu is thought to be a combination of bird flu, swine flu and human flu. This particular strain of flu has the potential be become an epidemic in 2009 because people have never before been exposed to it and therefore don’t have any immunity built up against it. This lack of immunity within the population is what has the makings of a possible epidemic or pandemic in 2009. An epidemic is when a higher than expected number of people contract seasonal flu in a specific area or part of the country. A pandemic is a global outbreak that is most often the result of a new strain of influenza. There have been many pandemics throughout history. The Spanish Flu outbreak of 1918 killed somewhere between 20 and 40 million people worldwide and is the most deadly pandemic in recent history. Swine flu has already become global making a pandemic a real possibility. The World Health Organization (W. H. O. ) provides global health leadership over the U. N. The WHO has a system in place for assessing the level of an influenza outbreak. This system has 6 phases of preparedness that rate the current level of influenza outbreak globally. The final level, phase 6, is the highest level of preparedness meaning the influenza has become a pandemic. The CDC and WHO have been preparing for epidemics and pandemics for decades. Preparing for influenza outbreaks includes putting procedures in place that are used to get ready in case a flu outbreak occurs. The United States is extremely well prepared and ready to handle a flu outbreak. Preparations include educating local, regional and state resources in how to handle a flu epidemic or pandemic. It is important that the public be aware of the ways that they can avoid getting and spreading the swine flu. Public awareness and participation will help to keep the disease under control. With today’s Internet, television and radio broadcasts the information about swine flu (H1N1) can be widely distributed to a major portion of the population. This helps to keep everyone aware of what they can do to help protect themselves and their families from getting the swine flu. There is currently no preventative inoculation for this new strain of H1N1 influenza A; however, work is being done right now to come up with one. The current method of treatment for swine flu is to take Tamiflu, a prescription medication that is designed to help reduce the severity of the symptoms. Swine flu is not dangerous for most people who get it. The swine flu can lead to severe complications in those with lowered immune systems. Most often, however, swine flu does not require hospitalization and the patient can recover at home in a few days to a week.

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Each day, we hear about new outbreaks of swine flu in another country or region. Though the disease has not yet reached epidemic proportions, it is spreading every day. But the issue is ; what type of flu pandemic preparation have you done. Store shelves containing flu masks along with all sorts of flu related products are bare as folks panic and horde existing supplies. The smartest people get everything that they would need beforehand. So, what kind of swine flu pandemic preparation have you done? If you are like the general public, you’ve done nothing or done little or less. For example, do you intend to use an flu mask? If so, you would be well served to buy them now. If an outbreak occurs in your area, they will sell out very quickly. You should also call your physician. He may recommend that you get a flu vaccine shot. and, last but not least, you should begin by making a list. While speaking to your doctor, you must also mention any special circumstances regarding your situation. If you are pregnant, are immune compromised, suffer from asthma, COPD, or have some kind of respiration problem, your physician wants to know about it. He may make certain recommendations related to these conditions. If you are worried about the safety your family, do some swine flu pandemic preparation. At least, begin making that list. Take steps today to protect your family and friends from the swine influenza. Once a pandemic strikes, it may be too late. If you are worried about the swine flu and the protection of your family, download my guide on How To Reduce Your Risk Of Swine Flu Infection By 98%. Download the entire system at Flu Pandemic Preparation!