viruses – Frowner

Massive potential for healing power

Viruses are much smaller than bacteria. They do not reproduce independently, are not made up of cells, and do not need food. To reproduce, viruses need a host, such as an animal or plant cell, to use its DNA or RNA to produce new virus particles. Viruses usually infect particular cells. For example, HIV viruses only multiply in immune cells, and hepatitis viruses only multiply in liver cells.

Staying Warm and Taking Care of Oneself

To strengthen the throat and mucous membranes, sea salt nasal sprays are helpful in dry air and heated rooms. If you have a cold, it is advisable to take Echinacea drops (mixed in water) several times a day. You can also rub these drops (pure) on your forehead, chest, and back. Echina sore throat lozenges are also helpful when used with essential oils. (Echinarom of Spagyros is paid for by basic insurance if prescribed by a general practitioner.)