Laveen natural immune system booster for babies and children, 30ml

Most of the year is a favorable time for the spread of upper respiratory viruses in our climate. The number of cases will skyrocket in the autumn with the start of schools and kindergartens. The environment there is very favorable: a lot of children together, joint close activities, often children share their cup or spoon, and certainly from time to time a slightly sick child also gets into the same company. Upper respiratory tract viruses are droplet infections, which is why only one child carrying the virus and a child with a susceptible immune system are enough for the virus to spread. A child who has received the virus from the collective brings the virus home, where there is often a smaller sibling.

In most cases, upper respiratory viruses have a slight course, pass by themselves and require relief from symptoms (cough, runny nose, fever). However, they can cause otitis media, bronchitis, pneumonia, tonsillitis, etc. as complications. The treatment of these diseases is already much longer, involves antibiotic treatment, and it also takes more time for the child to recover.

The peak of viruses ends with the arrival of summer, where children's collectives go on summer holidays, and our weather becomes less prone to viruses.