Early Cases of Influenza

The flu season “officially” began October 1^st  and is off to an early start.

1.      Early cases of influenza have been reported across the U.S in California, Delaware, Louisiana, Maryland, Montana, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas.

2.      Reported flu symptoms are intermittent fever, burning sore throat, chest and nasal congestion, deep cough and exhaustion.

3.      H3N2, the main strain at this time, was dominant late last season in the U.S. and the cause of a prolonged, difficult season in Australia.

NOW is the time to start your weekly flu regimen!
Order Triple Flu Defense 2019-2020 here.

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“I am a RN at a hospital and Triple Flu Defense got me through last season.
It made a big difference.”
—Jayne, Washington  9/23/19

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What’s New in Triple Flu

Last year’s flu season was one of the longest on record, with high levels of influenza extending from October through May.  The flu vaccine’s overall effectiveness for the 2018-2019 season was 29% as reported by the CDC.  During the first half of the season, the flu vaccine was 47% effective against the predominant H1N1 stain, however, from mid-February on the vaccine failed against a new H3N2 strain with effectiveness dropping to only 9%.

Nenningers Naturals has accounted for these new influenza strains and reformulated Triple Flu Defense 2019-2020 to best fight the coming season’s respiratory and stomach flu.

Here is what’s new:

• Antimonium tartaricum to address lingering, acute cough and congestion.

• Ferrum phosphoricum for fever and sore throat.

• Influenzinum has been updated with current influenza strains.

• Phosphoric acid for severe fatigue and headache.

• Pulsatilla for nasal congestion/discharge evident late last season.

Be ready for the coming flu season and get you Triple Flu Defense 2019-2020 now!

 

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“I’ve been using Triple Flu Defense for 5 years.  It really works!” 
—Marilyn,  New York  9/9/19

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Ragweed Remedy

Ragweed is a major trigger for late summer and autumn allergy symptoms. In most of North America, ragweed gets its signal to pollinate as summer days get shorter. In northern United States and Canada, ragweed peaks in late August while in low-frost southern states the season can extend into October.Common ragweed grows in every state except Alaska, and particularly thrives in the Midwest and Northeast.

Weather can affect the severity of the season. A wet spring and summer results in larger ragweed plants that yield more pollen. Each plant can produce millions of grains of pollen that are easily transmitted through the air.

Common ragweed, also known as Ambrosia artemisiafolia, is an important remedy in Nenningers Naturals Triple Allergy Defense. We use this homeopathic remedy to specifically tackle allergy symptoms attributed to ragweed. Ambrosia artemisiafolia combined with ten other remedies offers optimum symptom relief with no drowsiness and no harmful side effects.

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“I’ve been taking Triple Allergy Defense for a few years now.
It works fantastically. Happy to stock up!.”
—Elaine, Florida.

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Summer Cold or Allergies?

It can often be challenging to tell the difference between a summer cold and seasonal allergies.  This distinction is important to correctly choose the best treatment and to determine if you are contagious.  Some key differences between
environmental allergies and the common cold are:

• Seasonal allergies strike around the same time each year and are triggered most often by pollen and mold spores; the common cold is present year-round and hits after infection by one of many cold viruses.

• Symptoms can overlap, but the common cold may come with achiness while allergies generally have more itchy symptoms.

• A cold typically can last for a week or two, whereas allergy symptoms can extend for several weeks
or even months.

• Colds are contagious, allergies are not.

Nenningers Naturals Cold & Sinus Solution and Triple Allergy Defense have targeted homeopathic remedies that provide optimum symptom relief for these unique ailments.

Buy now at Special Sale Price!

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“Your products are wonderful.  I trust Dr. Nenninger. ”
—Norma, New York

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Viral Landscape Shifts

Common colds are caused by more than 200 different viruses. During winter months, cold symptoms are primarily the result of rhinoviruses that survive best in cooler weather.  These viruses surge in September and begin to diminish in May.

In the summertime, the viral landscape shifts.  Enteroviruses become prevalent between June and October, and nationwide result in 10 to 15 million cases of illness each year.  These viruses can trigger sudden symptoms that include fever, sore throat, headache, muscle aches, cough, congestion, nausea and vomiting.

Enteroviruses reside in respiratory secretions, mucous and saliva, or in the stool of an infected person.  They are spread through direct contact with an infected person or a contaminated surface or object.  Preventing enterovirus infections means blocking viral transmission through avoiding direct contact and disinfecting contaminated items.

Stock up now on Nenningers Naturals Cold & Sinus Solution to fight common cold symptoms this summertime at our Special Price of $23.95 ($29.95).

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  “Cold & Sinus is a great product.
Just bought it for my son and it is working.”                                                                                                                     —Jane, New York

 

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Spring Allergies 2019

No matter where you live or the climate, if you suffer from seasonal allergies, chances are your symptoms this year have been more severe.  Colder than average springtime temperatures have delayed the onset of pollen blooms.  This delay combined with substantial rainfall has resulted in a sudden onslaught of pollen, with trees, plants and grasses all blooming around the same time.

Heavy rainfall has also added mold spores to the mix of allergens this spring.  In many regions, mold levels are as high as tree and grass pollen.  For those who endure seasonal pollen and year-round mold allergies, symptoms have been particularly challenging, and in many areas, the late onset means we are just getting started

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“Triple Allergy Defense really works. It doesn’t make you drowsy!” 
— Mary, New Mexico   425/19

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Keep Up Your Guard

One of the longest flu seasons marches on with widespread influenza still reported in 5 states; Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, Massachusetts and New York.  In all other states, flu activity is declining but still prevalent.  Symptoms are high fever, headache, body aches and fatigue.  Some cases include nasal congestion and discharge, as well as wet cough.

So do not let your guard down just yet.  Given the length of the season we recommend continuing your weekly flu regimen at least through June, particularly if you live in or are traveling to one of these 5 states.

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“Our young children got the flu on vacation.  Triple Flu Defense really helped with the duration.  Amazingly, I did not have one symptom!” 

—Bo, New York  4/25/19

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Flu Season Rolls On

The 2018-2019 flu season is ending up to be one the of longest on record. So where are we and when will it end?

Influenza cases are declining, however, flu activity is still relatively high for this time of year, with 20 states continuing to report “widespread” flu.  States on both the east and west coasts continue to battle high levels of influenza.

A key reason for the season’s length is “a second wave of H3N2-predominant activity that is expected to continue for a number of weeks,” stated CDC public affairs specialist Martha Sharan; she added “H3N2 is typically associated with more severe illness in older adults.”

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“It always works for me.  I am 87 and have been using.
Triple Flu Defense for years.” —Marcia, Georgia 4/4/19

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CDC Issues Influenza Advisory

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a health advisory  that “influenza activity remains high in the United States, with an increasing proportion of activity due to influenza A(H3N2) viruses, continued circulation of influenza A(H1N1) viruses, and low levels of influenza B viruses.”

Flu Update:

• CDC alerted physicians that influenza should be considered as a possible diagnosis for patients with respiratory illness, especially those 65 years and older who are at higher risk.

• Flu symptoms reported are high fever, body aches, difficulty breathing, and cough.

• Vaccine protection for the H3N2 strain “has been less than hoped,” according to the CDC.

“This week activity decreased a little bit, but flu is going to be around for a while,”_ said Lynnette Brammer, from the domestic influenza surveillance team at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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“I woke up feeling like I was hit by a truck.  Even after getting back on my feet, I had  a deep exhausting cough that lasted weeks.  Triple Flu Defense finally turned it around.  Thank you.”                                                                                          —John, New York  3/8/19

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“Common” is a cold

The common cold is extremely common and affects people all around the globe.  Interestingly, earliest cases may date back to Egyptian times.  These pesky viruses evolved over millennium, mutate quickly and continually challenge our immune system.

How common are cold viruses?

•  Children catch 6-10 colds annually; for school age children that number can be up to 12 times per year.

•   Adults get 2-5 colds a year, increasing with age as immune systems weaken.

•   Immune comprised persons are more likely to experience complications such as ear infection, pharyngitis or sinusitis.

•  Ethnicity has no impact on cold common rates.

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Don’t fall victim to these everyday bugs.
Order Cold & Sinus Solution at Special price of $23.95 (Regular Price $29.95).

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“Cold & Sinus is a great product.
Just bought it for my son and it is working.”
                                                                               —Jane, New York