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As many people know, prevention of Influenza Basically from home, here's the parenting role, which parents exchange for a grandfather, with little medical knowledge.
According to a survey, 70% of people use the prevention of influenza without scientific evidence, or rather superstitious, such as children hear requests from their parents or their advice not to leave the house before drying their hair, according to a survey conducted by "CNN".
Seven out of ten people said they believe in heritage and folklore strategies in influenza prevention.
Here are some myths about prevention Influenza:
Wet hair causes illness
The fact is that it is not true. Getting out of the house when the hair is not dry does not cause the disease. According to the pediatrician and spokesperson of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Katharine Williamson, until you contract the flu, Vector of infection.
She added that wet hair can cause cold weather, but not disease, hair does not attract the factors of infection or disease.
Exposure to cold air causes cold
The cold weather coincides with periods of cold, according to Williamson, but says that the two are not related and emphasizes again that the cold requires the presence of the virus.
The doctor says at the hospital "Queens" In New York, Surana Seagal-Morer, it is in the cold air that family reunions, or friends, are getting closer and closer to the virus.
Vitamins and supplements prevent colds
Healthy children who consume balanced foods do not need vitamin supplements or supplements, according to a pediatric specialist from Philadelphia Children's Hospital, Michael Russo.
According to Rousseau, there is no reason to believe that these vitamins and supplements can reverse the disease.
Rosso noted that it was usual to remember the lack of flu when we take these supplements, but do not remember the lack of impact or the lack of prevention of the infection by the virus.
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As many people know, flu prevention begins primarily at home, and it is the role of the parent council, which parents exchange with their grandfather, with little medical knowledge.
According to a survey, 70% of people use flu prevention without scientific evidence, or rather superstitious, such as children hear their parents' requests or their advice not to leave the house before drying their hair, according to a survey. a poll conducted by "C That's it."
Seven out of ten people said they believe in heritage and folklore strategies in influenza prevention.
Here are some myths about preventing the flu:
Wet hair causes illness
According to the pediatrician and spokeswoman of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Katharine Williamson, until the flu, it takes a vector of infection.
She added that wet hair can cause cold weather, but not disease, hair does not attract the factors of infection or disease.
Exposure to cold air causes cold
The cold weather coincides with periods of cold, according to Williamson, but says that the two are not related and emphasizes again that the cold requires the presence of the virus.
In the colder climate, family reunions or friends are becoming closer to the viruses, said Surana Sigal-Morer, a physician at Queens Hospital in New York.
Vitamins and supplements prevent colds
Healthy children who consume balanced foods do not need vitamin supplements or supplements, according to a pediatric specialist from Philadelphia Children's Hospital, Michael Russo.
According to Rousseau, there is no reason to believe that these vitamins and supplements can reverse the disease.
Rosso noted that it was usual to remember the lack of flu when we take these supplements, but do not remember the lack of impact or the lack of prevention of the infection by the virus.
