unofan
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Ah- ok. My "observations" (which means nothing) are that it may reduce the spreading of it, but it does not kill it. Otherwise, it would not be a big deal in US areas like So Fl or Puerto Rico- which it is.
Actually, here in the US, one of the worst things about the flu is the workaholic attitude that so many have. Or the endless pressure to work. There's an amazing current commercial that shows this in spades- a flu treatment commercial where the sick person is a TEACHER and is going to school to work. I interact with way fewer people than teachers do, but would never go to work if I have real flu symptoms.
The flu is affected by heat and humidity. It prefers cold dry air. That's why there is more of a true flu season at the higher latitudes but not near he equator.