• Limit contact with people who are infected with the cold virus (especially during the first three days of their sickness)
• Avoid touching your eyes and nose (the cold virus is easily passed when an infected hand touches these body parts)
• Wash your hands frequently (this is most important after you have had contact with people or items that might be contaminated)
• Use a hand sanitizer often (especially if you are unable to wash your hands immediately after potential contamination)
• Keep your body functioning at it’s highest capacity by:

• Taking a multi-vitamin daily
• Taking immune booster products
• Getting lots of rest
• Avoiding stressful situations

Cold viruses are often prevalent in places where a lot of young children gather (schools, daycares, etc.) and where many people share the use of appliances, tools, etc. (workspaces). It is a good idea to take extra precautions when you find yourself frequently in these types of environments.

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