Avoiding Cold & Flu Germs The flu germs start to settle comfortably into the moist lining of your co-worker’s nose. Suddenly she sneezes. The germs fly out of her nostrils at 150 km per hour and land on the office water cooler.
Allergic to Work? Your Air Could be Making you Sick Do you constantly suffer from unexplained skin rashes, nosebleeds, sinus troubles, fatigue, or headaches? You could be the unwitting victim of indoor air pollution or sick building syndrome. Find out whether or not your home or office is making you sick.
Take Thyme for Respiratory Health Using genuine and authentic essential oils can help support respiratory health. For bronchitis the essential oils of eucalyptus, hyssop, lemon, and fir are beneficial. Coughs benefit from the use of juniper and rosemary. Sore throats are soothed by steaming with thyme, tea tree, and cedarwood oils.
Respiratory Infections Respiratory infections are the number one cause for anyone to see a doctor. During the 1950s when antibiotics were thought to be a panacea, there was great optimism that a cure had been found.