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Originally Posted by Rodney
Wash your hands. A lot. Especially after being with kids. Especially after shaking hands with a lot of strangers, or otherwise passing objects back and forth between numerous people, or handling a lot of money. Especially after working with anything contaminated with anonymous substances. If you can't wash your hands right away, learn to avoid touching your face or mouth or eyes _until_ you've washed your hands.
You will avoid a fair number of colds and a certain number of gastrointestinal illnesses. Hard-won lesson for me.
Second: don't eat food that makes you feel bloated, sluggish, or otherwise bad afterwards. No matter how good it tastes. Your body is trying to tell you something; you may consider bloatedness, etc., a normal feeling, because of what you normally eat, but it's actually a sign that you're not eating things that your body can handle very well. This becomes more obvious past 25. Even if you don't have a particular nutrition regime, think about your body's reactions to the food you pick, and you won't go too far wrong.
Third, moderate exercise several times a day is better for overall fitness and weight loss than heavy exercise once a day.
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Washing hands is definitely good. Unfortunately though it is not always enough. I am a teacher and I am around kids all day. I use hand sanitizer constantly but I still get sick all the time. The best thing to do when you are around kids is to ask them to cover their mouth when they cough because most germs that spread are air borne.