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Germs love January!

Why do we tend to get sick in January? Winter weather makes us more susceptible to colds and flu. Kids and grandkids are back in school catching other kids’ holiday germs. People brought back bad germs from holiday travel. Cold weather keeps us indoors. Germs love the closeness!  Bad germs...

New Year's Resolutions - Ban bad germs in the new year

New Year’s Resolutions I will stay healthy so I can get more done and have more fun. I will read the Directions for the best ways to use a CopperZap. I will use it at the slightest warning sign of cold or flu about to start. I will use it...

Tips for germ-free holidays

(Emailed 12/21/23, posted on site later) Germs love holidays with your family!  They love to multiply like crazy in every person they can get to. Here are some tips to protect you and your loved ones this holiday season: Gatherings, feasts, playing with children: Use your CopperZap on hands and fingers...

December Brings Sickness

December brings travel and visiting. Travel and visiting bring germs. Germs bring sickness. Break the chain! Exchange gifts, not germs.  Use your CopperZap when you travel and visit, and when people visit you. Thousands of people take CopperZaps on board airplanes and don’t get sick any more after flying.  Use...

Gift makes a whole family healthier

When one member of a family uses a CopperZap against bad germs, every other member has a better chance of staying healthy. Germs spread fast in a household.  Every cough, every sneeze, and every item touched by a sick member can spread bad germs to to every other member. Each...

My husband didn't want one

Mary P said, “I was going to get 2 CopperZaps, but my husband didn’t want one so I just got one for myself.” “He wasn’t sure it would work.” “It opened my sinus right up,” she said.  “I am usually stuffy in my nose.  It clears my congestion right away. ...

Sick 6 months a year, poor immune system

Sandy C says her daughter, now in her 50s, had mono at age 18.  She has had a poor immune system ever since.  She is vulnerable to colds, sinus trouble, and other illnesses, especially when she travels by airplane.  She has been sick up to 6 months a year, but...

Holiday travelers get germs and bring them along

Whether you are hosts or guests, travel germs are out to get you!  Both visitors and hosts need protection. Everyone who travels is exposed to germs from many other people, in airports, on planes, even on trains or buses. Everyone visited by a traveler may be getting tiny unwelcome guests along...

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