How many colds (or flus) did you get this winter?

Well, I haven’t had a cold or flu since using it over the last 3 years or so. Except once, when I ran out and happened to spend the day with wider family, including young kids. But I don’t work in a school or have school age children now so I’m not highly exposed to viruses. However, you can read up on carragelose online, it has been clinically tested. It was developed during Covid and the nurses it was first trialed on worked on Covid wards at a time when masks were in short supply. They were at high risk of infection and it cut their infection rate by 85%. The idea is simple, we already have a defence system in our nasal passages; we have “dummy “cells up there for viruses to attach to but without a nucleus so the virus can’t replicate. The cells also produce a special sticky mucus to trap the virus at the surface. The trouble is, this defence system is less than half as effective when our noses are cold. Which is why we are much more susceptible to colds and flu in autumn and winter. So this type of cellulose is really just mimicking our own bodies defence system by adding another coating to the virus.