Things you can do to prevent getting sick
If you are worried about getting the H1N1 virus, here are a few things you can do to make yourself less susceptible:
1. Be careful about what you eat: Make sure you limit your sugar intake. Stay away from soda and juices.
2. Eat less Inflammatory Foods: Inflammatory foods (beef, pork, cheese, ice cream) are not good for your immune system because they create inflammation in your body and create higher levels of the stress hormone.
3. Eat more dark green vegetables: Eating other vegetables is a great idea, but brussel sprouts, broccoli, and spinach is the best idea. These foods will really help you to stay healthy.
4. Exercise for 30-45 minutes 3-5 times a week: If you exercise in shorter and better quality work outs, you’ll actually get a better boost in your metabolism and your immune system.
5. Get plenty of sleep: 7 to 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep EVERY night is ideal. This will really help repair and regeneration within your body. If you're having trouble sleeping, consider visiting a sleep center to determine whether you have a sleep disorder.
6. Get the H1N1 flu vaccine. Locate a H1N1 flu vaccination clinic near you or contact your public health department to find out where you can obtain one.
1. Be careful about what you eat: Make sure you limit your sugar intake. Stay away from soda and juices.
2. Eat less Inflammatory Foods: Inflammatory foods (beef, pork, cheese, ice cream) are not good for your immune system because they create inflammation in your body and create higher levels of the stress hormone.
3. Eat more dark green vegetables: Eating other vegetables is a great idea, but brussel sprouts, broccoli, and spinach is the best idea. These foods will really help you to stay healthy.
4. Exercise for 30-45 minutes 3-5 times a week: If you exercise in shorter and better quality work outs, you’ll actually get a better boost in your metabolism and your immune system.
5. Get plenty of sleep: 7 to 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep EVERY night is ideal. This will really help repair and regeneration within your body. If you're having trouble sleeping, consider visiting a sleep center to determine whether you have a sleep disorder.
6. Get the H1N1 flu vaccine. Locate a H1N1 flu vaccination clinic near you or contact your public health department to find out where you can obtain one.

Barbara O'Connell is a WhereToFindCare.com co-founder and blogs about navigating the healthcare system, how to find quality healthcare providers, how to improve healthcare and other musings from the healthcare world.
Dawn Hall is a WhereToFindCare.com co-founder and has over 16 years of experience in the health care industry improving processes and quality of the care throughout the delivery system.
Gregory Morad is WhereToFindCare.com's sales director and blogs about how you can use WhereToFindCare.com in your daily life.
Joey Granz is a WhereToFindCare.com co-founder, with 5 years experience as a healthcare worker in nursing homes. She blogs about current health care news.





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