Consider these steps if you get sick:
Avoid foods that weaken immunity:
If you have an underlying GI disorder and/or inflammatory conditions, it is essential that you follow your dietary guidelines that have been prescribed for your condition such as food allergies, systemic yeast, dysbiosis or intolerances. In the absence of these conditions the foods that should be avoided include: Dairy, White Sugar, Caffeine, White flour, and Red meats.
Eat these foods that build immunity:
Digestion and absorption of foods create require a great amount of energy from the immune system. It is essential you eat foods that are easy to digest and high in immune stimulating nutrients. This should consist of as many fruit and vegetables as possible.
Stay Hydrated and drink lots of water
Get lots of sleep:
Adequate sleep has been proven and required to improve immunological activity. It is essential that you allow your body extra time to heal.
Get a Chiropractic adjustment.
This stimulates the immune system to better fight infection.
Have a positive attitude:
There are countless studies that indicate your attitude affects your immunity. It is essential you take time to know you can be well naturally and improve your attitude on sickness and health.
Afr J Infect Dis. 2018; 12(1 Suppl): S4–S1. Published online 2018 Mar 7.
THE ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING IN BOOSTING IMMUNE RESPONSE: AN OPTIMAL EFFORT FOR TACKLING INFECTION
Have a plan of immunostimulant nutrients (next page).
Fight Colds and Flu Naturally:
1st Line of Defense:
Keep your spine in alignment!
This stimulates the immune system to better fight infection!
Monolaurin:
Anti-viral, Anti-bacterial
Adults: 3–5 Capsules/Day for 3–5 Days
Children: 2–3 Capsules/Day for 3–5 Days
2nd Line of Defense:
Unda Products:
Unda #5 Immune Stimulator: take 10 drops 3 times per day
Unda #37 Antibacterial/Antiviral: take 10 drops 3 times per day
Unda #312 Throat infection: take 10 drops 3 times per day
Unda #710 Upper Respiratory/Sinus infection: take 10 drops 3 times per day
Targeted Remedies:
Antibiotic/Ear Infections for Kids: Goldenseal & Unda #37
Recurrent Colds/Infections: Thymus, A-potene, Vitamin C, GI protect
Acute Sinus Condition/Infection: Sinatrol or BHI Sinus – take 2–3 capsules 2x per day
Unda #5, #37, #710 (10 drops each 3x a day)
Sore Throat Only:
Monolaurin: 4 caps twice daily
Unda #5, #37, #312: 10 drops each 3x/day
Cough:
Unda #5, #37#: 10 drops each 3x/day
BHI Cough: 2 caps 2x/day
Sore Throat with Fever:
Monolaurin: 4 caps twice daily
Unda #5, #15 & #312: 10 drops each 3x/day
Fever:
Unda #15 Fever: 5 drops per day / 3x per day
Herbal Formulas:
Infection with sore throat: Monolaurin, Unda #5, #37 & #312
Fever: Unda #5, #15 & #37
UTI:
Unda #2, #44 & #45: 10 drops three times daily
Increase Immunity:
IgG: 4 caps once daily
GI Protect: 1 teaspoon
Unda #5
General Products for Immunity:
Thymus, Glutathione, Vit C & Vit D, Vit A
GI Infection:
Saccharomyces: 3 per day
GI Protect: ½ teaspoon
Lacto-225: ½ packet
Think again when considering Antibiotics:
Consider these documented facts and protect yourself and family from chronic disease:
Antibiotics can permanently damage the immune system, increase your risk of future illness, viral and bacterial infections, cause severe diseases, and impair digestion and absorption by disrupting the bacterial balance in the intestinal tract.
Antibiotics are linked to increased cancer risk. Only 5 prescriptions in a 6-year period can increase your risk of cancer by 37%
Antibiotics are considered to cause autoimmune diseases such as:
Rheumatoid arthritis
Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis
Chron’s disease
(Source: Annual Review of Microbiology, June 2014)
Other documented risks:
Diabetes, Chronic intestinal disorders and Obesity
Recurrent infections
Damage to ligaments, increased risk of ruptured tendons
Chronic Anxiety disorders, Chronic fatigue, and Depression
(Source: Nature, Vol 555, 22 March 2018)
More Risks:
Cervical Arterial dissection (Stroke) from antibiotic use
(Clinical, Aug 29, 2019)
Pediatric usage can cause chronic Asthma, Allergies, and Learning disabilities
(Chest June 2007;131(6):1753–9 Kozvrski AL, Ernst P, Becker AB.)
“Wait and see” approach to ear infections shows children recover at similar rates compared to those treated with antibiotics
(JAMA, Vol. 296 No. 10, Sept 13, 2006, pp. 1235–1241)
Consider safer options for acute infections with the Balanced Body cold and flu programs
www.knowbalance.com – 704 849 9393
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