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The scariest thing of the fall season isn’t the horror movies or scare festivals or gory costumes, the greatest scare of them all is the beginning of flu season.
Believe it or not, but once those temperatures start to drop, the higher the risk of getting the seasonal flu increases. If you are like me, you’re not looking to getting sick this season because you have holidays to celebrate with your friends and family. You can’t make any incredible memories if you are sick in bed. So, to cut down those risks of getting sick, you want to do all you can to prevent getting the flu. Of course, there is keeping yourself healthy by getting your annual checkups with your primary doctor. But there is another preventative way...