I’ve managed to avoid the bug — which Alex Hillman cleverly dubbed SxSARS — through a combination of hand-washing at near OCD frequencies and regular doses of Cold-fX supplement, which is readily available at drugstores in Canada. The active ingredient in Cold-fX is an extract made from North American Ginseng, and both personal experience and a number of studies, including this one from the Canadian Medical Association Journal, seem to back Cold-fX’s claim of immune-boosting properties.
If you’re flying to a conference, I strongly recommend using Cold-fX backed by a hand-washing regime!
(I have no connection with Cold-fX, nor do I own stock in its parent company. I’m just a satisfied customer.)
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