by Eva | Apr 5, 2021 | Coronavirus, Flu and Cold, Olive Leaf Extract
Every year in the run-up to flu season, one of the main pieces of advice we are given is to get flu vaccines. This is to prevent hospitalization from influenza’s notorious respiratory symptoms. Creating flu vaccines to be effective for everyone is not an easy task....
by Eva | Dec 28, 2020 | Coronavirus, Flu and Cold, d-Lenolate, Olive Leaf Extract
When experiencing the symptoms of a cold or flu, most people don’t think twice about taking some over-the-counter medicine for relief. After all, health professionals recommend them and they are taken by millions of people around the world. The packaging may highlight...
by Eva | Dec 22, 2020 | Coronavirus, Flu and Cold, Olive Leaf Extract
When feeling the symptoms of a cold or flu, many of us reach for the foods and drinks to bring some comfort and relief. Perhaps a refreshing glass of orange juice or a bowl of chicken soup are your go-to options. Whatever you choose, it’s worth keeping in mind that...
by Eva | Dec 14, 2020 | Coronavirus, Flu and Cold, d-Lenolate, Olive Leaf Extract
Every year, as much as 200,000 people in the U.S are taken to hospital for flu-related conditions. Millions more catch a cold. Today we are discussing the most common cold and flu symptoms so you can tell the difference. Differences between cold and flu symptoms...
by Eva | Dec 7, 2020 | Coronavirus, Flu and Cold, Olive Leaf Extract
Every year during the winter season, millions of people around the world are struck down with influenza virus. One of the main questions we see people asking is, how do I protect myself and family from getting the flu? As recommended by the CDC, the best way to...
by Eva | Nov 23, 2020 | Coronavirus, Flu and Cold, Olive Leaf Extract
As schools reopen for face-to-face education during the pandemic, students and teachers prepare for a new set of challenges. Parents are looking for the best ways to increase childrens immunity against the virus. To help prevent spread of coronavirus, schools are...
