Differences between Viral and Bacterial Infections
- Viruses, for example, are unable to reproduce themselves. Bacteria, on the other hand, actually are cells.
- Because viruses and bacteria are different, infections and illnesses caused by them must be treated in different ways. In terms of medication, viruses are treated with anti-viral medications while antibiotics are used for bacterial infections.
- Since you can’t always make sure that people do their part in avoiding spreading infections, you can be sure to gird up your immune system to combat anything that comes your way. Check out products like Echinacea/Goldenseal w/Org. Alcohol, Ester C 500mg and Sambucus Immune Support/AF to give your immune system the boost it needs.
The information supplied in this article is not to be considered as medical advice and is for educational purposes only.
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