Flu is a very life-threatening virus especially to the extremely young and the elderly. It is important that you fully understand how to prevent it or if you or a loved one happen to get sick due to the Flu how best to safely treat it. The cold and flu season impacts approximately 5% to 20% of U.S. residents and more than 200,000 individuals are hospitalized for flu-related complications per year. Roughly 36,000 Americans die on average each year from the complications of influenza, not counting the people affected by taking Flu vaccines.
First lets take a look at what the Flu is. The flu is a respiratory illness induced by the influenza virus. The flu isn’t the same as a common cold, though they share a lot of the same symptoms. The cold is caused by a varied virus, and it tends to have milder symptoms than the Flu. Common colds are less likely to cause critical complications.
The primary way that influenza viruses are pass around is by person to person in respiratory droplets of coughs and sneezes. (This is called “droplet spread.”) This can happen when droplets from a cough or sneeze of an infected person are propelled (typically up to 3 feet) through the air and deposited upon the mouth or nose of people close by. Although a great deal less common, the viruses also could be passed around when a person touches respiratory droplets on some other person or an object and then touches their own nose or mouth (or another persons mouth or nose) before washing their hands.
Flu symptoms can include any or all of the following:
Fever
Coughing
Tiredness
Sneezing
Body aches
Runny nose and/or congestion
These symptoms, though miserable, are in general not life-threatening. But the flu weakens the immune system, leaving it susceptible to more severe contagions.
A few of the complications caused by flu include bacterial pneumonia, dehydration, and exacerbating of chronic health conditions, such as congestive heart failure, bronchial asthma, or diabetes. Children could get sinus problems and ear infections as complications from the Flu. Those elderly 65 years and older and individuals of any age with confirmed medical conditions (such as asthma, diabetes, or heart conditions) are at highest risk for serious complications of influenza.
Many people have turned to MMS because they fear the available Flu vaccinations on the market, due to reported side effects caused by the vaccines. Plus the majority of influenza vaccines accessible in the United States and most countries contain Thimerosal which has Mercury one of the most lethal substances you could consume.
Thimerosal is a chemical compound that has 49.6% mercury by weight. While it is not utilized in all vaccines (for example, it is not used in measles-mumps-rubella or varicella vaccinums), it’s been part of the manufacture of numerous vaccines since the 1930s.
The bulk of influenza vaccines distributed in the United States presently contain thimerosal as a preservative. Notwithstanding, few contain only trace amounts of thimerosal and are believed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to be preservative-free. Makers of preservative-free flu vaccine use thimerosal early in the manufacturing process. The thimerosal gets diluted as the vaccine goes through the steps in processing. By the end of the manufacturing process there is not enough thimerosal left in the vaccine to act as a preservative and the vaccine is labeled “preservative-free”, again accoridng to the Food and Drug Administration. In our opinion Mercury is Mercury and there is no safe amount one should ever consume.
Now that we know how the Flu is spread and the standard prevention is the Flu vaccine which often contains mercury may be a linked Autism. Some actually report getting the Flu after taking the Flu shot. If that wasn’t bad enough, the approach by modern medicine to the Flu, is a one “size fits all” vaccine. Meaning that they push a universal vaccine against the Flu, but there are many Flu strains with many subsets of each strains, making it virtually impossible to make a vaccine that will treat all of them. So the taking vaccine does not guarantee it will prevent getting the Flu at all.
So with the Flu shot having possible serious side effects and not being able to treat all the strains out there what can one do. Well it seems many have turned to MMS and while we can not tell you that MMS can be used to treat or cure any illness or disease due many have reported have great success with treating their infections.
Here is one such Flu testimonal from a person who contracted the Flu and decided to use MMS…
“2 hours later when I got home I took my 7 drops MMS and felt immediately better. When I woke up this morning all was gone. I said wow!! What a miraculous substance! MMS knocked the flu out in such a short period.”
I believe Jim Humble the creator of MMS recommends taking 15 drops of MMS two to three times a day when dealing with a powerful virus. While you may feel very nauseous, people report the Flu being gone within 24 to 48 hours. Think about it no mercury, no chance of cathing the Flu from taking MMS and no known side effects. A typically bottle of MMS has thousands of doses and can last years.
