Efferflu C Immune Boost Tablets 20

Every year millions of people suffer from cold or flu symptoms that affect their ability to function optimally. Even though there is no known cure for colds and flu, there are ways available to treat the symptoms. Typical cold symptoms are: – Headache – Nasal stuffiness / congestion – Sore throat – Runny nose – Coughing – Sneezing Typical flu symptoms are: – Chills – Fever – Muscle and joint pain – Tiredness – Respiratory problems Colds and flu are caused by viruses which you can get through: – Touching a contaminated area (door handles, toilets etc.) – Coming into contact with someone who has the virus. These viruses are spread via mucus droplets in the air and because none of us can survive without human contact it is close to impossible to avoid getting exposed. There are, however, ways to boost our body’s defense against and relieve the symptoms of the common cold and flu. The common cold normally lasts for about 7 – 10 days and you will start showing symptoms about 3 days after you were infected. The flu typically lasts about 5 – 7 days and normally you will start showing symptoms about 2 days after you were infected. The best remedy is to get rest and boost the immune system while your body is naturally defending the virus. Other than that, symptoms can be relived with the help of nasal decongestants, medicine helping with general aches and pain from the cold or flu etc. Efferflu C Immune Booster helps boost the body’s natural immune system

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