$30 Visa GC, Ricola Soothing Relief Kit
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Ricola's #SwissHerbs Extra Strength Review and
$30 Visa GC
Giveaway ends 1/12 on Barbara's Beat.
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Sponsored by: Ricola
If you haven't been sick yet, you're lucky. The news is full of flu stories already. One thing you need to keep on hand is Ricola before you get sick.
Ricola now has Extra Strength Natural Cough Drops with Natural Menthol for those times when you need a bit extra to help with your cough and cold. From Ricola:
With cold and flu season quickly approaching, many parents are beginning to prep their medicine cabinets and stock up on cold remedies for the winter.
We are excited to announce that Ricola, the leading manufacturer of soothing herb drops from Switzerland, has added a new product to its line of uniquely effective and delicious herb drops – Extra Strength for powerful cough relief – making it easy for you to find Chruterchraft!
We are excited to announce that Ricola, the leading manufacturer of soothing herb drops from Switzerland, has added a new product to its line of uniquely effective and delicious herb drops – Extra Strength for powerful cough relief – making it easy for you to find Chruterchraft!Giveaway
One lucky reader will win a:- Ricola Soothing Relief Kit
- $30 Visa Gift Card
Ends: Jan. 12 11:59 pm EST
Who can enter: US residents 18+.
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I always get a flu shot and I am always using hand sanitizer.
ReplyDeleteget lots of extra rest!
ReplyDeleteKeep hydrated
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cold and flu season tip is wash hands more frequently, and disinfect surfaces
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Lots of hand washing helps us stay healthy during the cold and flu season.
ReplyDeleteI drink a lot of green tea with honey. I also take something right away if I feel the slightest bit ill. Washing your hands, and being cautious of germs is essential!
ReplyDeleteI try to get enough rest and sleep, that makes a big difference!
ReplyDeleteMy best tip to stay healthy is *wash your hands*. Make it a habit to *never* touch your nose, mouth, or eyes without washing your hands just before.
ReplyDeleteMost of the time the bugs we pick up are transmitted by our hands, not the air.
keep your hands clean wash your hands alot denise smith denise226@verizon.net
ReplyDeleteMy best tip for staying healthy this flu season is to constantly wash your hands! Also always cover your sneezes and coughs so other people don't become exposed, and the virus continues to spread.
ReplyDeleteMy tips: lots of hand washing, get enough sleep and drink plenty of water.
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My favorite tip is to wash, wash, wash your hands!
ReplyDeleteI wash my hands after using shared computer.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tip to stay healthy is to drink plenty of fluids,eat chicken soup and let plenty of fresh air into our bedroom every night!
ReplyDeleteWash hands often, use Lysol or Clorax wipes. Have the kids wash hands and if someone is sick, try to stay away from them. get plenty of rest if you can, VERY hard if you have kids
ReplyDeleteMine is the one we always hear, Wash your hands! Also keep your hands away from your face, don't touch common places out in public during high flu season, drink lots of fluids - especially water.
ReplyDeletejbafaith at yahoo dot com
My tip is always to wash your hands and use a hand sanitizer afterwards! Hands will spread germs faster than anything because we touch everything!
ReplyDeleteVitamin C
ReplyDeleteI do not get Flu shots for one. They tend to make you sick. If I feel a cold or flu coming on I take Airborne or something similar and drink lots of tea. :)
ReplyDeleteplenty of liquids and rest
ReplyDeleteWash your hands! ~mia dentice carey
ReplyDeleteChange out hand towels often in the bathroom to avoid or lessen the chance to spreading germs.
ReplyDeletesafety_chick@hotmail.com
Last year I discovered ginger tea for keeping colds away. I just steep some raw ginger and then add some lemon juice. It tastes great and sure seems to work. :-)
ReplyDeleteLots and lots and lots of fresh garlic daily.
ReplyDeleteI take lots of vitamin c
ReplyDeleteWe drink bone broth
ReplyDeleteI take vitamins and eat a balenced diet.
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What are your favorite cold and flu season tips of how to stay healthy? Honey and lemon to help with colds. Sometimes I put a little peppermint in with it. We also take vitamins during the winter months.
ReplyDeleteWash your hands!
ReplyDeleteAvoid people who are already sick, when possible, and use the hand santiziers/wash your hands often during times you are in public!
ReplyDeleteI try to dress warm when I'm outside, take vitamin C and avoid heavily populated places during cold/flu season.
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I wash my hands as soon as I get home from shopping and keep my hands away from nose and eyes.
ReplyDeleteMake sure you wash your hands with soap and warm water, especially before eating and after contact with anything that can transmit bacteria and viruses.
ReplyDeleteWe try to stay healthy by getting lots of rest, eating lots of vegetables, and using lots of hand sanitizer!
ReplyDeleteWash your hands and sanitize carts before using them. Do not touch your face while out and about unless you have washed them first
ReplyDeleteI get a flu shot every year, wash my hands a lot and carry hand sanitizer, and if I feel like Im getting sick I take Zinc.
ReplyDeletePlenty of fluids, fruits and veggies, extra vitamin C. and wash your hands often.
ReplyDeleteI wash my hands often, eat veggies and fruits more, and take a vitamin everyday!
ReplyDeletewash your hands, get plenty of rest, eat healthy,and get your exercise!!
ReplyDeleteWe use organic herbal teas, honey and lemon.
ReplyDeleteWe wash our hands very often, and avoid taking our young toddlers places that are breeding grounds for germs (Chuckie Cheese, mall playground, etc.).
ReplyDeleteLots of washing of hands and using sanitizer!
ReplyDeleteDrink lots of teas!
ReplyDeletealways wash your hands and drink lots of water
ReplyDeleteGive your body an incentive to get well: Boil 1 cup molasses with a fourth cup vinegar until syrup coats spoon and ball hardens in icewater, add 1 small RAW diced onion: Pour into buttered bowl, eat all in one sitting. This was my grandfather's cure.
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I load up on vitamin c
ReplyDeletepedidentalasst@yahoo.com
Washing hands and wearing gloves when going to the store and washing afterwards.
ReplyDeleteWash hands, vitamin c, rest when I'm feeling under the weather.
ReplyDeleteLots of chicken soup and pain reliever.
ReplyDeletemy favorite seasonal cold tip is to get a flu shot, thank yoU!
ReplyDeleteAlways keep your hand clean and make sure everyone in the family does also.
ReplyDeleteI'm always having my grandson was his hands and to keep his fingers away from his mouth
ReplyDeletemy tip is wash hands often and don't touch your face
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