How Do You Avoid Cough, Cold And Flu Germs?
Winter officially begins on the date of the winter solstice, or usually around the 21st or 22nd of December in the Northern Hemisphere. The dreaded germs and bacteria causing colds, coughs, flu and a host of other maladies are usually much more active in cold weather. It is not always possible to avoid them. You can, however, stack the odds much higher in your own and your family’s favor by taking many simple precautions to avoid picking up or passing on the germs and bacteria that make us ill and spoil the holiday season and winter fun. Keep a supply of tissues ready to use when you are in the office or workplace, out in public, or at home,. Be ready to use them to cover your mouth, catch a sneeze or give a clean one to someone else. If you are using a lot of tissues, be sure to also have available a soothing facial moisturizer to minimize the Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer look. After all, you would rather be Santa Claus or one of the helpers, right? Take care of your health ahead of
