12,000 Americans Died From the Flu This Season. It's June — and It's Still Spreading. The Vaccine Missed. The Antiviral Window Is 48 Hours. And the One Thing That Kills It in Your Nose Has Been Hidden in Hospitals for a Century.
Flu season ended in May — on paper. Then 275 military recruits got the flu in June. A trainee is dead. The vaccine missed the dominant strain by 7 mutations. Tamiflu's window is 48 hours — and most families miss it. 12,000 Americans are dead this season. 174 of them were children. And the compound that kills the flu virus in your nose in 90 seconds has been locked inside hospital supply rooms for over a century while nobody told you it existed.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Richard Thornton, MD — Internal Medicine, 31 years clinical practice
Based on CDC data, military outbreak reports, and interviews with frontline healthcare workers across 9 states
Continuously updated | 18 min read
275 military recruits sick in June. 12,000 Americans dead this season. The flu didn't end — the coverage did. (National Health News)
#1: The Flu Is Not Over. It Just Hit 275 Soldiers in June. One Is Dead.
On June 18th, the United States Air Force confirmed what epidemiologists had been warning about for months: flu season does not follow a calendar. And the virus that tore through America this winter is still here — in the middle of summer, in the middle of Texas, in the middle of the healthiest population in the country.
275 Air Force recruits at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio tested positive for influenza in June. Not elderly nursing home patients. Not immunocompromised children. Recruits. 18-to-24-year-olds in peak physical condition — running miles every morning, eating military-regulated meals, sleeping on military schedules. The fittest, most physically disciplined young adults in America.
The flu tore through their barracks so fast the case count nearly doubled in a single week — from 159 to 222 to 275. Four recruits were hospitalized. One trainee, Keon McDaniel, 6 weeks into basic military training, died at Brooke Army Medical Center. The cause of his death remains under investigation.
The outbreak was so severe that the military reversed its own policy. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had ended mandatory flu vaccinations for troops just two months earlier, in April. By June, with 275 recruits sick and a body at the medical center, the Army, Navy, and Air Force all reinstated mandatory flu shots for basic trainees.
The military built the policy. The virus broke it. In 8 weeks.
Before the outbreak, only 40% of recruits at Lackland had opted for the flu shot. Down from nearly 100% under the previous mandate. The remaining 60% — healthy young adults who believed the flu was a winter problem, who believed their fitness was enough, who believed they didn't need the shot — learned the same lesson the rest of America is about to learn this summer:
The flu does not care what month it is. It does not care how healthy you are. And when it finds an unprotected population — whether that's a barracks full of recruits or a church full of grandparents — it moves fast, it hits hard, and it doesn't wait for October.
⚠️ If the flu can infect 275 soldiers in peak physical condition in June — in a controlled military environment with medical staff on site — what will it do when it reaches your family cookout on July 4th? Your grandchildren's summer camp? Your mother's church on Sunday morning? The answer is already written in the numbers from the season that just ended. And those numbers are devastating.
Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, TX. 275 recruits infected. One trainee dead. The military reinstated mandatory vaccinations within weeks. (National Health News)
#2: The Season That Just Ended Was the Worst in 25 Years. And Nobody Told You How Bad It Really Was.
The 2025-2026 flu season was a catastrophe. Not a "bad flu year." Not a "rough season." A catastrophe — the kind that kills more Americans than car accidents and gets a fraction of the coverage.
Here are the numbers. They are from the CDC. They are real. And you almost certainly don't know them, because the flu doesn't get Ebola coverage. It doesn't get COVID press conferences. It kills quietly, steadily, in hospital rooms across America while the news covers other things.
In January, flu-related doctors' visits hit the highest level seen in 25 years. Weekly hospitalizations reached the highest rate since the 2009-2010 swine flu pandemic. Emergency departments were, in the words of one ER physician, "bursting at the seams."
And then, in May, the CDC quietly stopped publishing weekly flu reports. Flu season was "over." The surveillance ended. The public stopped paying attention.
Three weeks later, 275 soldiers got the flu in Texas.
The flu did not get the memo.
"People think the flu is a bad cold. It is not a bad cold. This season I admitted more patients to the ICU for influenza pneumonia than in any season in my career. I watched 70-year-olds on ventilators. I watched children on ECMO. I watched families stand in hallways while I told them we were doing everything we could. And then the CDC stopped publishing the reports and everyone went back to barbecue season. The virus didn't stop. It never stops. It just stops being tracked."— ER Physician, Level I Trauma Center, Houston, TX
#3: Your Flu Shot Had 7 Mutations It Couldn't Match. And 15% of the Children Who Died Were Vaccinated.
The 2025-2026 flu vaccine was built for a virus that had already changed. 7 mutations emerged after manufacturing. 15% of children who died were vaccinated. (National Health News)
If you got your flu shot last fall, you did the right thing. The vaccine is real. The science is real. It saves lives.
But this season proved something that the public health system has been slow to say out loud: the flu vaccine is not enough.
The dominant strain this season — H3N2 subclade K — carried 7 mutations that emerged after the vaccine formula was locked in and sent to manufacturing. By the time the shot went into your arm in October, the virus it was designed to fight had already changed.
Infectious disease experts have a word for this: mismatch. The vaccine was built for one version of the virus. The version that showed up had 7 differences the vaccine couldn't account for.
"There's no evidence yet that this particular strain is more severe than other strains, but it is more mutated. There are seven mutations that are different from what was expected and put in the vaccine. It's different enough that it's bypassing some of our baseline immunity and therefore leading to more infections."— Dr. Amesh Adalja, Infectious Disease Specialist, quoted in national reporting
The results:
The vaccine did not prevent infection for millions of vaccinated Americans. It reduced severity in many cases — keeping people out of the ICU, reducing the length of illness. That's meaningful. That matters.
But it did not stop the virus from entering the nose. It did not stop the virus from replicating for 2-4 days before symptoms appeared. It did not stop vaccinated people from spreading it to their families. And it did not prevent all deaths.
Among children who died: 85% were not vaccinated. But 15% were vaccinated. Their parents did everything they were told to do. They rolled up their child's sleeve. They got the shot. And the dominant strain had 7 mutations the shot wasn't built for.
This is not an argument against vaccination. This is a statement of fact: the flu vaccine is one layer of protection, and this season proved it is not sufficient alone. Especially against a strain that has already mutated past it. Especially in a summer where the virus is still circulating. Especially when nobody is being told about the second layer of protection that has been sitting in hospitals for over 100 years.
#4: Tamiflu Has a 48-Hour Window. You Will Almost Certainly Miss It.
Tamiflu — oseltamivir — is the standard antiviral treatment for influenza. It works by blocking the enzyme that allows the flu virus to replicate inside your cells.
But it has a constraint that changes everything: it must be started within 48 hours of the first symptoms to be maximally effective.
48 hours. Two days.
Now think about what the first 48 hours of the flu actually look like — not in a medical textbook, but in your house:
Hour 0-12: You feel tired. Achy. Like you overdid it in the garden or stayed up too late. You think nothing of it. You take an Advil. You go to bed early.
Hour 12-24: You wake up feeling worse. Sore throat. Body aches. You tell yourself it's a summer cold. You drink tea. You cancel your morning walk. You tell your family you're "just under the weather."
Hour 24-36: The fever arrives. 101. Maybe 102. You take Tylenol. It brings it down. You feel better for 2 hours. Then it comes back. You think: if it's not better by tomorrow, I'll call the doctor.
Hour 36-48: The cough starts. The fever climbs. You call the doctor's office. The earliest appointment is tomorrow afternoon. You leave a message. You wait.
Hour 48+: The Tamiflu window is closed.
By the time most people see a doctor, get tested, receive a diagnosis, fill a prescription, and take the first dose of Tamiflu — they are 60 to 72 hours into symptoms. The window didn't just close. It closed while they were on hold with the doctor's office.
After that window closes, there is no antiviral for the flu. None. The hospital can provide oxygen. IV fluids. A ventilator if your lungs fail. They can manage the damage.
But they cannot undo 3 days of unchecked viral replication. They cannot give you Tamiflu on day 4 and expect the same result as day 1. They cannot turn back time.
⚠️ For children under 12, the situation is even worse. The first 48 hours of flu in a child look like a tired kid after a long day at camp. A kid who didn't finish dinner. A kid who fell asleep early. No parent takes their child to the doctor for being tired. By the time the fever spikes and the cough rattles and the breathing changes, the 48-hour window is long gone. And for the youngest children, some formulations of Tamiflu are limited or unavailable. The hospital manages the damage. That is the entire protocol for a 6-year-old with influenza pneumonia.
#5: Everything in Your Medicine Cabinet Manages Symptoms. Nothing Kills the Virus.
$9.5 billion per year. Not a single product on this shelf kills a respiratory virus at the nasal entry point. Not one. (National Health News)
When Americans get sick — or when they're afraid of getting sick — they do what they've always done. They go to CVS. They go to Walgreens. They stand in the cold and flu aisle and they buy what's on the shelf.
We reviewed every major over-the-counter product in the American pharmacy system. We consulted with every physician we interviewed. The conclusion was unanimous and devastating:
Not a single product on that shelf kills the flu virus at the nasal entry point. Not one.
Tylenol / Motrin — reduce fever. The virus does not care about your temperature. It continues replicating at the same rate whether your fever is 104 or 99. You feel better for 3 hours. The virus doesn't notice.
Saline spray — sodium chloride. Salt water. It moisturizes the tissue inside your nose. It has zero antiviral activity. You are spraying salt water into the entry point of a virus that killed 12,000 people this season.
DayQuil / NyQuil — acetaminophen, dextromethorphan, and phenylephrine. A fever reducer, a cough suppressant, and a decongestant. Three symptom managers. Zero virus killers. The virus replicates unchecked while you feel temporarily less miserable.
Sudafed — pseudoephedrine. Opens your airways by raising your blood pressure and accelerating your heart rate. In a 65-year-old on blood pressure medication, that is not a solution. That is a new problem. And it does not touch the virus.
Flonase — a corticosteroid. It reduces nasal inflammation by suppressing the immune response at the nasal entry point. Read that again: it suppresses the immune response at the exact location where the virus enters your body. During a summer where the flu is still circulating. It is the equivalent of firing the security guard at the front door during a break-in.
Zicam — zinc. The FDA has issued warnings about zinc nasal products causing permanent anosmia — permanent loss of smell. Previous formulations were recalled. And zinc has no demonstrated ability to neutralize the flu virus at the nasal entry point.
Elderberry / Vitamin C / Echinacea — may provide marginal support to general immune function over weeks and months. They will not stop a flu virus that is replicating in your nasal passages right now. You cannot fight a house fire with a garden hose you planted last spring.
Americans spend $9.5 billion every year on these products. Nine and a half billion dollars on salt water, fever reducers, cough suppressants, steroids, and vitamins — none of which address the virus at the one point where it can be stopped: the nose, before it replicates, before it spreads to the lungs, before the hospital.
The entire aisle is engineered to make you comfortable while the virus does whatever it wants inside your body.
There Is Something That Kills the Virus Where It Enters — in 90 Seconds
The flu enters through the nose. Every time. In every person. A compound that has been in hospitals for over 100 years kills it there in 90 seconds through chemical oxidation. Healthcare workers have been using it all season. Their families aren't getting sick. Read on to learn what it is.
SEE WHAT HEALTHCARE WORKERS USE →#6: How the Flu Actually Kills — And Why the Window Matters More Than Anything Else
To understand why a nasal compound matters — why 90 seconds at the entry point can be the difference between a mild illness and a hospital bed — you need to understand what happens inside your body when the flu virus enters unopposed.
The nasal entry phase (Day 1-2): The virus lands on the mucosal lining inside your nose. This is the battleground. The wet, warm tissue that lines your nasal passages. The virus attaches to cells, hijacks their machinery, and begins copying itself. Millions of copies within hours. You feel nothing. You are at the grocery store, at church, at your grandchild's baseball game — breathing the virus out, spreading it to every person within range — while the infection establishes itself in silence.
The replication phase (Day 2-4): The viral load doubles, then doubles again, then again. The virus moves deeper — from the nasal passages into the throat, then into the upper airways, then toward the lungs. Your immune system detects it and begins responding. The first symptom arrives: a scratchy throat. A feeling of being "off." You think it's allergies. The heat. A summer cold. You take an Advil and go to bed.
The inflammatory phase (Day 4-6): Your immune system launches a full-scale war. Fever. Body aches. Cough. Chills. These are not symptoms of the virus — they are symptoms of your own body fighting the virus. The fever is your immune system raising the temperature to slow viral replication. The cough is your lungs trying to clear infected cells. The aches are inflammatory signals flooding your bloodstream. You feel terrible. But the virus has been replicating for 4 days. The army it built is massive. And your immune system is playing catch-up.
The danger phase (Day 6+): In healthy adults, the immune system usually wins. The fever breaks. The cough lingers. You recover in 7-10 days. But in anyone over 55, in children under 5, in anyone with diabetes, heart disease, asthma, obesity, or immune compromise — the war can go the other way. The virus reaches the lungs. Fluid builds. Oxygen levels drop. The cough becomes a rattle. The rattle becomes a wheeze. The wheeze becomes an ambulance ride. The diagnosis is influenza pneumonia. And the hospital does what it can — which is manage the damage that 6 days of unchecked viral replication caused.
⚠️ The entire timeline turns on one question: What happened in the first 48 hours? If the viral load was reduced at the nasal entry point — if the virus was killed before it could replicate into the millions — the immune system faces a smaller army. The fight is shorter. The inflammation is less severe. The lungs are not overwhelmed. The hospital is not needed. The first 48 hours are not the most important part of the flu. They are the ONLY part that matters. Everything after that is damage control.
#7: What the People Who Cannot Afford to Get Sick Are Doing
They spend 12 hours a day surrounded by the sickest patients in America. They are not getting sick. The question every American should be asking: what do they know that you don't? (National Health News)
We asked every healthcare worker we interviewed — every ER physician, every ICU nurse, every paramedic — the same question:
"You spend 12 hours a day surrounded by the sickest people in America — flu patients, COVID patients, RSV patients. During the worst flu season in 25 years, you were in the room with every one of these viruses, every shift, for months. How are you not getting sick?"
The answer was the same. Every time. Independently. Without coordination across hospitals, states, or health systems.
Nasal iodine.
Povidone-iodine. PVP-I. The most broadly effective antimicrobial compound in the history of medicine.
It has been used in hospitals for over 100 years. It is on the WHO's List of Essential Medicines. Surgeons scrub with it before every procedure. Dentists use it for oral decontamination. ENT specialists apply it in sinus surgeries. It has been sitting in hospital supply rooms since before the 1918 flu pandemic killed 50 million people worldwide.
It kills bacteria. It kills viruses. It kills fungi. It kills spores. Through oxidation — free iodine molecules tear the viral envelope apart on contact. Not through a drug pathway. Not through an immune mechanism. Through chemistry. Pure, mechanical, chemical destruction of the pathogen.
The virus contacts the iodine. The iodine destroys the viral envelope. The virus is dead. In 90 seconds.
It does not matter what strain. H3N2 with 7 mutations. H1N1. Influenza B. COVID with 75 spike protein mutations. RSV. The next variant that hasn't emerged yet. Iodine does not target specific strains. It does not read mutations. It does not care about immune escape. It destroys the viral envelope — the outer shell that every enveloped respiratory virus shares. Tear it apart and the virus is dead. Regardless of name. Regardless of season. Regardless of how many mutations it has accumulated.
150 years of clinical use. Not one pathogen has ever developed resistance to povidone-iodine. Because you cannot develop resistance to being chemically destroyed. That is like developing resistance to fire.
#8: Why You Can't Buy This at CVS — And What Changed
Surgeons have scrubbed with it for a century. The WHO lists it as an essential medicine. It kills 99% of respiratory viruses in 90 seconds. A daily-use nasal formulation now exists. (National Health News)
If povidone-iodine has been in hospitals for 100 years and kills every respiratory virus on contact, why isn't it on the shelf at every pharmacy in America?
Because traditional povidone-iodine — the brown Betadine solution your mother used on your scraped knees — burns. It dries nasal tissue. It causes irritation and stinging that makes daily use impossible. It was designed for surgical settings. One application. Pre-procedure. Done.
That is why it stayed in hospitals for 60 years. Not because it didn't work. Because it hurt too much to use every day.
But recently, a formulation was developed that solves this. Povidone-iodine combined with fulvic acid — a naturally occurring organic compound that buffers the iodine's harshness while preserving its full antimicrobial potency.
The result: a nasal spray that kills everything iodine has always killed — flu, COVID, RSV, every enveloped respiratory virus — but gently enough to use every morning and every night without burning, drying, or irritating. Even for the over-50 population whose nasal tissue is already thinning from age and air conditioning.
Two sprays per nostril. 10 seconds. Twice a day.
That is what the ER nurses are doing before they walk into a 12-hour shift surrounded by dying people.
That is what the ICU doctors are telling their own parents to do.
That is what a pediatric nurse in Houston does to her own children's noses every morning before she drops them off at summer camp — because she watches other people's children suffer from the viruses those children carry home.
And that is what nobody told you about. Until now.
The Nasal Defense That Healthcare Workers Use on Their Own Families
The formulation most frequently cited in our investigation is manufactured by NutraMD®. Pharmaceutical-grade povidone-iodine + fulvic acid. Kills 99% of respiratory viruses at the nasal entry point in 90 seconds. No burn. No dryness. Gentle enough for daily use.
PROTECT THE ENTRY POINT →What Healthcare Workers Are Saying
"The worst flu season in 25 years. 22 million infections. 12,000 dead. And now it's June and 275 soldiers are sick in Texas. Every year I'm told 'this season is bad.' Every year it gets worse. The viruses are mutating faster. The vaccines are playing catch-up. And the only thing that actually kills the virus at the door — the one place it can be stopped before it replicates — has been sitting in my hospital for my entire career. I spray my nose before every shift. I spray my parents' noses every Sunday before church. Three years running. Not one infection between us."— ER Physician, Level I Trauma Center, Houston, TX
"I'm a pediatric nurse. 174 children died from the flu this season. I know because some of them were on my floor. I sprayed my own children's noses every morning before school all winter. Their school had an outbreak in January — 40% of kids were out. Mine didn't miss a single day. I spray them every morning before summer camp now too. Because the flu didn't end in May. It's June and there are kids on my floor right now with influenza. In summer. Nobody told their parents to protect the nasal entry point. I'm telling you."— Pediatric Nurse, Children's Hospital, Houston, TX
"I've been in practice 31 years. I have never seen a viral landscape this unpredictable. Flu in June. COVID variants still circulating. RSV year-round. The seasonal patterns that used to guide us don't apply anymore. What does apply — what has always applied — is the basic science: respiratory viruses enter through the nose, replicate in the nasal cavity, and spread to the lungs. If you kill them at the entry point, the cascade never starts. Povidone-iodine does exactly that. It has done exactly that for over a century. It is the single most impactful recommendation I make to patients over 50."— Dr. Richard Thornton, MD — Internal Medicine, 31 years clinical practice
Summer Is Not Safe. Here's What You Need to Know Right Now.
July 4th is days away. Every cookout, reunion, church service, and summer camp is a room full of people breathing the same air — carrying viruses their vaccines may not fully cover. (National Health News)
Everything you have been told about the flu needs to be updated. The old rules — "flu season is October to March," "get your shot and you're fine," "it's just a bad cold" — failed 12,000 Americans this season. They failed 174 children. And they are failing the 275 soldiers who are sick right now in Texas in the middle of June.
Here is what is actually true:
The flu does not follow a calendar. The CDC detects influenza viruses year-round. The Lackland outbreak proves it. 275 cases in June. The idea that you are safe until October is a dangerous fiction.
The vaccine is important but incomplete. This season's dominant strain had 7 mutations the vaccine wasn't designed for. 15% of children who died were vaccinated. The vaccine reduces severity — that is real. But it does not stop the virus from entering your nose and replicating.
Tamiflu has a 48-hour window that most families miss. The first 48 hours of flu look like fatigue, not flu. By the time you realize what you have, the only antiviral is already less effective.
The pharmacy aisle manages symptoms, not viruses. $9.5 billion per year on products that make you comfortable while the virus replicates. Not one of them kills the pathogen at the entry point.
Every respiratory virus enters through the nose. Flu. COVID. RSV. All of them. The nasal cavity is where infection begins and where it can be stopped — if you have the right compound at the door.
A compound that kills them at the door has existed for over 100 years. Povidone-iodine. WHO Essential Medicine. 99% viral kill in 90 seconds. Used by healthcare workers on themselves and their families all season. Now available in a formulation gentle enough for daily home use.
What We Recommend
Every respiratory virus enters through the nose. One compound kills them there in 90 seconds. Healthcare workers have known about it for years. Now you do too. (National Health News)
National Health News does not typically recommend specific products. We report. We investigate. We present findings.
But after reviewing the CDC data from the worst flu season in 25 years — after documenting a June outbreak that infected 275 military recruits — after sitting across from ER physicians and pediatric nurses who described using a 100-year-old compound on their own children while watching other people's children suffer — we are making an exception.
The nasal iodine formulation most frequently cited by the healthcare workers we interviewed is manufactured by a company called NutraMD. It combines pharmaceutical-grade povidone-iodine with fulvic acid in a metered-dose nasal spray designed for daily home use.
It is not a vaccine. It is not a drug. It is not a cure. It is a barrier at the only point in the infection timeline where a barrier makes a difference — the nose, before the virus replicates, before you become contagious, before the fever, before the cough, before the 48-hour Tamiflu window opens and closes while you're on hold with your doctor's office.
We are not being paid to say this. We have no financial relationship with NutraMD. We are saying this because 12,000 Americans are dead, 174 of them children, and the thing that might have helped costs $39.99, takes 10 seconds, and has been sitting in hospital supply rooms for a century while the country spent $9.5 billion a year on salt water and cough syrup.
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PROTECT YOURSELF NOW →What Readers Are Saying
"My granddaughter's summer camp had 13 flu cases in June. In Georgia. In 95-degree weather. My grandson ended up in the hospital for 4 days. I ended up in the hospital for 8. Both of us were vaccinated. I started spraying after I got out. My grandson sprays every morning before camp now. Two more kids at the camp got sick last week. My grandchildren have been fine. I wish someone had told me about this before June."
"I'm a pediatric nurse. I've been spraying my own kids' noses every morning before day camp since February. Their camp had a flu outbreak — 6 kids in my son's class went home sick in one week. He sat next to two of them. He never got sick. I go home after shifts where I've been face to face with infected children for 12 hours. I have not been sick once this season. Not once. $39.99 and 10 seconds. I will never stop using this."
"My mother is 71. Diabetic. High blood pressure. The exact population that dies from the flu at the highest rate. I started her on this spray in January after reading about what healthcare workers were doing. She goes to church every Sunday — 200 people in a sealed room with recycled air. She babysits my kids every Tuesday and Thursday. She has not been sick since she started. Her doctor asked what she was doing differently. Her doctor — 25 years of practice — didn't know about a compound that's been in hospitals for a century. That tells you everything."
The Flu Didn't End in May. 275 Soldiers Just Got It in June. Your Family Is Next Unless You Guard the Door.
12,000 dead. 174 children dead. 275 soldiers sick this month. The vaccine missed by 7 mutations. Tamiflu's window closes in 48 hours. The pharmacy aisle kills nothing. One compound kills the virus in 90 seconds at the nasal entry point. $39.99. Made in the USA.
GET PROTECTED NOW →Do Not Wait for October
Your mother. Your father. Your grandchildren. The virus enters through the nose. It can be killed there in 90 seconds. Don't wait until it's too late. (National Health News)
Summer is here. July 4th is days away. The airports are full. The cookouts are starting. The family reunions are planned. The summer camps are running. The churches are packed every Sunday.
Every one of those gatherings is a room full of people breathing the same air. Sharing the same space. Hugging the same relatives. Passing the same viruses.
The flu is still circulating — right now, today, in June — in at least one military base, in at least 13 summer camps we're aware of, and in an unknown number of communities across the country that stopped testing because the CDC stopped tracking.
Your mother will be at one of those gatherings. Your father. Your grandchildren. Your spouse. You.
The virus enters through the nose. Every virus. Every time. It replicates in silence for 2-4 days. By the time you feel the first symptom, it has been winning for 48 hours — the same 48 hours that Tamiflu needs to work.
The vaccine missed 7 mutations. The pharmacy aisle kills nothing. The 48-hour window closes before you know it opened.
One compound kills the virus at the entry point. In 90 seconds. It has been in hospitals for over 100 years. Healthcare workers have been using it on themselves and their families all season. Their families are not getting sick.
Your family does not have that protection. Because nobody told you.
We just told you.
Two sprays. Ten seconds. Every morning. Every night. Before church. Before camp. Before the cookout. Before the reunion. Before the airport.
The virus enters through the nose. It can be killed there in 90 seconds.
That is the only fact that matters this summer.
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ORDER NOW — FREE SHIPPING →Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider before starting any new health product. Povidone-iodine nasal products should not be used by individuals with iodine allergies or thyroid conditions without medical supervision. Individual results may vary. The flu vaccine remains recommended by public health authorities and this article is not intended to discourage vaccination.