How Long Does the Flu Last?
How long does the flu last is an open ended question. A bit like how long is a piece of string. It depends entirely on you and your circumstances. You are unique. You can’t compare yourself with anyone else.
But there are some contributing factors which will predispose you to flu.
Everyone has an achilles heel. For some it’s joints. This usually goes with heart. For some it’s accidents. You probably know people who are accident prone. For some it’s liver. And for some it’s the lungs and the respiratory system.
If you have never had a problem with colds, flus and your lungs, the chances are you never will. Your achilles heel may lie elsewhere.
But if you get colds and flus quite often, then your lungs are probably your achilles heel.
It’s quite normal to have only one area of weakness in your body. In normal life, you’ll generally not have more. Generally, when someone has more than one area of weakness, such as heart and lungs, you’re seriously ill.
So how long does the flu last, if you are prone to colds and flu? Again that comes down to you. If your nutrition is good, you eat plenty of fresh, raw fruit and vegetables, get plenty of sun, plenty of exercise, plenty of fresh air and you’re a pretty optimistic type of person, then the chances of the flu lasting long is quite remote. If you contract it at all. It might just be a cold.
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