Kids don't get cold. Consider the Thought of Doctors and Scholars

It is not the cold who is ill but a number of things that we will discover in this article.

With winter coming, there are also a number of seasons and, above all, flu.

Our children also get sick with us, and we try to protect them by keeping them locked up and wearing them thick as polar bears.

And in fact, this is a big mistake because it's not the cold air that makes them sick.

Rather, the latter is an ally in preventing the flu and viruses of the season.

According to a survey by Blacksburg's Virginia Tech (SHBA), allowing fresh air to enter the closed environments reduces the concentration of germs, up to their elimination in minutes.

So, air, fresh air!

The flu is a concern caused, not by the cold or the air masses, but by the increase of the virus.

So, it's wrong to cover up, or shut the kids down in houses and gardens, because that doesn't eliminate the problem.

In cold periods, windows rarely open to renew air - a very wrong habit that helps to increase germs and viruses, resulting in child infection.

Inside these warm, crowded environments, the virus finds the ideal space and conditions for breeding!

Think of a single sneezing that releases up to 30,000 micro organisms in saliva at speeds of 160km/h, reaching 10m apart!

So why are we sick?

Simply because the immune system during the winter season is more exposed to strains and stress, right in the period when the flu virus increases.

In fact, we have found that the closed environments and the changes in temperature are frequent.

Let the children play outside, where there is air!

The sugar juice, a spoon of honey in the morning and the flu virus will be better and more efficient!