Covid-19 Coronavirus and Influenza: how to protect yourself
It’s unfortunate, but most of us are at risk of the coronavirus, as well as things like the seasonal flu or bacterial infections because our immune systems are completely shot from poor diet and lifestyle choices.
In fact, you might be most at risk for serious illness if:
- You are over the age of 50
- You have a heart condition
- You have diabetes
- You have high blood pressure
- You have kidney disease
- You have cancer
- You have lung disease
- You are a smoker
The coronavirus is not an ordinary flu
We don’t have a vaccine yet, which will most likely take at least a year to develop.
The virus can spread through people who don’t have ANY symptoms.
And the coronavirus is 10 times more lethal than the seasonal flu, according to top US health officials.
I’m not saying this to scare you.
BUT, if you end up getting infected with the coronavirus or even the seasonal flu, God forbid, you’ll want to give your body a fighting chance,,
One of the best ways to protect yourself is to make sure your immune system is in top shape
Here’s what you can do to BOOST your immune system
Our pharmacy cares about you and your health, as partners in the health care community, your safety and comfort are one of our greatest priorities, especially in the current out brake we are facing today!
We are here to stand and support our community. We will be providing all pharmacy service including:
- Phone-In
- Electronic
- Fax
- Transfer
- In- hand prescriptions
In addition, we are offering free same-day delivery service through our pharmacy drivers. As well as, we are offering services for home pick-up prescriptions, where we will pick up your prescription and deliver it the same day!
As a community pharmacy, we are well prepared for situations like these on a daily bases. We have a variety of prescription medication, over the counter medication, food supplement and vitamins. As well as, durable medical equipment, all with competitive prices.
Useful Links:
http://blogs.und.edu/coronavirus/2020/03/05/n-d-department-of-health-shares-tips-for-covid-19-protection/
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/communication/factsheets.html