As a result of the increased concern about the swine flu, we have expanded the lesson to the point that it is too big for a single week, and so we are splitting it into two separate lessons.
This week’s lesson is going to focus strictly on pandemic flu. We’ll be covering the history of the flu, the validity of the threat, how you can prevent the flu for little/no cost, and how you can treat the flu if you get it.
For this week’s lesson, I’ve consulted with doctors, naturopaths, a
bio-weapons expert who studied under the head of the Soviet Bio-Weapons
program, and a geneticist who specializes in viruses. It’s some VERY
exciting information that you’re going to want to print out and read a
couple of times.
Next week, we’ll be covering the rest of the topics that were going to be covered in lesson 5.
One result of this is that your course is now going to be 13 lessons, rather than 12 lessons. While you will get more information, you will
David
P.S. If you got to this page through a search engine instead of through an email, you can sign up for the 12(13) week course, including this lesson on Swine Flu Pandemics by going to
SurviveInPlace.com.
As a retired nurse, I use all the tried and true methods of washing of hands, afew drops of bleach in the dishwater, cleaning doorknobs, phones, cabinet tops,steering wheels in cars, cart handles before touching them,using paper towels to flush toilet, open doors etc. The last time I had the flu was 25 years ago. I was the nurse that was working double shifts because all the other nurses were sick. A strong immune system and some common sense will go a long way to helping you stay well