Influenza
The Irritation Of The Airways
There are many diseases that lead to the onset of coughing. The common denominator of all types is the irritation of the airways.
The aim of the cough is to remove excess mucus, inflammatory products or foreign material that may be in the airways.
The cough can be difficult to interpret to be confused with retching, sneezing and even digestive problems if it ends in vomiting. Sneezing in the air outlet is generally caused by the nose.
Sometimes the cough can be dry, other times it can be “productive.”
1. TOS SECA: It is said that a cough is dry or unproductive when not accompanied by phlegm.
2. Productive cough is said that a cough is productive when accompanied by removal of mucus. It is usually milder and the animals that have this cough does not remove mucus but swallow.
For the veterinarian to diagnose a box of cough appears important to know each how long and the time of day when the dog or cat coughing more frequently.
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Prevent The Flu in The Rainy Season
The flu should be classified as a disease that is preventable. Many cases of flu that did not have to suffer just because of neglect or may not know how to prevent it.
Do not assume trivial. Especially for the elderly, the flu is generally more severe than if they happen to younger people.
In addition because their immune systems are entering the age of aging are increasingly declining, the type of flu virus that enters the body is not necessarily the same.
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Garlic repel flu
Garlic preserve of influenza A. China has 16 times the price of garlic in six months. In Moldova, the soldiers receive 15 grams of garlic in their diets daily.
Since long, garlic crucifix attached to, acted as a shield against the vampires. Today, without the crucifix, it is against the influenza A (H1N1) that garlic is miraculous. A joke?
Hint: the Chinese have increased the price of garlic by 15 in 6 months, and they are by far the largest producer with a harvest equivalent to 80% of 2 million tonnes produced in 2007, according to United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
They are also the same consumers and schools have established reserves of garlic for its anti-infectious.
The proof of the effectiveness of garlic against Influenza A? The Ministry of Defense of Moldova has decided to add 15 grams of garlic daily rations provided to soldiers.
After the charlatans who sell you on the net plant and foot baths against influenza A, after the opportunistic offer by mail, masks, gels hydrogenous …. here are the garlic!
A bargain that bird, right? Cool!
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