I’ve had a poor immune system since early childhood. My mother was an alcoholic and smoked but I have no idea if that contributed or not.
I do a lot to support my health and overcome things that come along, but each person is an individual - some just have stronger constitutions, some less, and what we’ve been through in the past - poor choices by parents, by ourselves, or things that just happen (and emotional stress can damage health, too) - we each have a different hand of cards, so to speak.
I am strongly opposed to vaccines for a number of reasons, especially flu vaccine.
Anyway, the swine flu isn’t over yet. Seems to be increasing in the SE states and TX right now.
Yes, people are all different, and I realize that children who grew up in my era (Depression babies) are probably more healthy than others because we survived so many illnesses. As for now, I do believe that the Vitamin D3 is the best thing one can take during the winter months. I have not had so much as a sniffle this entire winter. My husband has had two colds (he wasn’t taking the D), but I didn’t catch them. I’ve always taken Vitamin C to prevent colds and to cure colds when I got them. I take a multi-vitamin, Vitamin E, Folic Acid, B-12, Fish Oil and a couple of herb things. No drugs and never antibiotics. I believe that antibiotics weaken the immune system. It’s the same principle as welfare. Give people welfare and they become useless.