To prevent the flu, the one thing you don’t want to do is get a flu shot. There is no scientific proof that flu shots prevent the flu. In fact, they are known to cause the flu; we know they are dangerous, so why get them? Remember that people who get a flu shot five years in a row increase their risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease by 1000 percent. Sweden’s Medical Products Agency has opened an inquiry into the problem of swine flu vaccinations causing narcolepsy, a chronic sleeping disorder. This action was provoked by reports concerning children aged between 12-16 years who developed symptoms compatible with narcolepsy that occurred one to two months after swine flu vaccinations. Finland is also looking into the possible link between narcolepsy and the swine flu vaccination. Instead of dangerous vaccinations, there are a number of things you can do to prevent yourself from getting the flu. Vitamin D supplementation is a far better, safer and more effective option…