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"This is a 1-time 50,000 IU dose of vitamin D3 or 10,000 IU 3 times daily for 2 to 3 days. The results are dramatic, with complete resolution of symptoms in 48 to 72 hours."

Add to your vitamin regime today and potentially skip the impact of flu season entirely. Good luck!

I wouldn't call being sick with the flu for 2 to 3 days "skipping the impact" of the flu season. That sounds like the Beverly Hillbillies episode where Granny gives everyone her magic cure for the common cold, which she guarantees will cure the common cold in 7 to 10 days.

The way to potentially skip the impact of the flu season is to get a flu shot.

I become very ill for 2-3 days from flu shots; also was very sick last year from the pneumonia shot, fever and all. Then several months later I got the flu. I’d rather have the flu than what I go through from the shots.

If Granny from the Beverly Hillbillies was a group of Canadian doctors who had successfully diminished influenza and influenza-like illnesses from their practices, then your comment would make sense and I would agree with parallel you've drawn. But as it is, your comment makes no sense at all and adds nothing of value to the discussion.

At this very moment I'm surrounded by folks who have either recently had the flu or have recently had the flu vaccine. I'll bet a dollar right now the bug passes me by entirely. And I'll make that bet because my experience, and the experience of these doctors support it. Television sitcoms are in no way involved. I'll also make a bet that Vitamin D3 and K2 cause no allergic reaction, nerve damage, or any other neuropathy, something that cannot be said for the vaccine. But no one is stopping you from letting a nurse put a needle in your arm. And the probability of GBS in your future is reasonably slim. So do what makes you happy and I'll do what makes me happy.