Go Healthy Natural, a leader in plant-sourced, allergy friendly probiotics, liquid and gummy vitamins, is launching a new Kids Liquid Vitamin D3 + K2 Drops. Go Healthy Natural  vegan D3 + K2 Drops will be available on Amazon.com, GoHealthyNatural.com, eBay.com, Bonanza.com and Google Shopping.

Here are 5 reasons why Go Healthy Natural Kids D3 + K2 is the best way to help support your child’s overall well-being. 

•   HELPS SUPPORT - Kids Immune health, calcium absorption and            strong teeth & bones
•   VEGAN/VEGETARIAN - Our plant-based, handcrafted Liquid                    Vitamin D3 is sourced from organically-grown Lichen
•   VITAMIN K2 - Plays an important role in getting calcium to your                child's bones and teeth
•   EASY TO TAKE - Natural cold-pressed orange flavor and a                      graduated dropper makes it easy to add to your child's food or drink
•   ALLERGY FRIENDLY - No animal derivatives, gelatin free,           Vegan & Vegetarian suitable, GMO Free, gluten free, peanut free; No:     artificial preservatives, colors or flavors, soy, eggs, milk, yeast,                 wheat, gluten, fish or shellfish (*ALLERGY WARNING: Contains             Tree Nuts - Coconut Oil) 

So, if you are looking for a convenient and great way to boost your child's Immune system, calcium absorption and strong teeth & bones, why not give Go Healthy Natural Kids Vitamin D3 + K2 Liquid Drops a try!              

Written by Greg O'Neill

 

The average person suffers through 2- 4 colds per year and approximately 20% of Americans will be infected with the flu. 

Let’s take a fresh look at cold and flu season, and how You can help prevent these illnesses.

Common Cold: symptoms usually include sore throat, alternately runny and congested nose, coughing, sneezing, and sometimes a slight fever.

Flu: symptoms are usually more uncomfortable and intense. They can include any combination of fever, soreness in the muscles, headache, nasal symptoms, cough, diarrhea and vomiting.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention says that most colds and flu are caught by placing infected hands to the eyes or nose or in your mouth. You can infect others a day before your symptoms appear. Incubation period is usually three days, but can range anywhere from one to four days. 

What Are Your Best Cold and Flu Prevention Strategies? 

1. Washing Your Hands! 

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, this is the most important thing you can do to keep from getting sick. By washing your hands frequently, you can clean away germs that have been picked up from various sources.

When to Wash Your Hands:

- Before you eat or touch food.
- After you use the bathroom.
- When you come in from working or playing outdoors.
- After you touch or play with an animal.
- After you cough, sneeze or blow your nose.

2. Don’t Cover Your Sneezes and Coughs with Your Hands! 

Because germs and viruses cling to your bare hands, muffling coughs and sneezes with your hands results in passing along your germs to others. When you feel a sneeze or cough coming, use a tissue then throw it away immediately. If you don’t have a tissue, cough or sneeze into the inside of your elbow.

Here Is Your Quick 'To Do' List:

• Wash your hands often with hot water and soap.
• Frequently clean worktop surfaces, phones and keyboards.
• Change your home's air filter.
• Avoid touching your face during cold season.
• Cover your nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing.
• Don’t come into close contact with people who may be ill.
• Keep your immune system strong by eating a healthy antioxidant-rich diet and getting plenty of rest.
• Supplement your diet with a natural fruit & plant-based liquid multivitamin and delayed release, vegetable capsule probiotics.

Written by Greg O'Neill