Colds are coming. It will snow soon. People dressed in warm, dark clothing will lose their individual shape. On white snow, they will become visible from afar, but indistinguishable from this distance will walk along the white route, similar to each other like abbreviations on an ambulatory map...

It's a shame, but the diagnosis will always be the same: ARVI or ARI. It doesn't matter what bothers you most, coughing, sneezing or maybe a runny nose. The poor doctor is infinitely sad, since you are not original, and the international classification of diseases does not allow him to be original. In any case, in terms of diagnosis. But not a cure. Here the doctor can take an individual approach, apply a creative solution and finally, the mind. Of course, in a shabby clinic, an unscrupulous doctor will start to explain to you that effective ARVI treatment methods have not been developed, that the disease will go away on its own, that you just need to drink more fluid. , that viruses do not have antibiotics. Do not believe it, they are simply not known to the doctors who are lagging behind in this miserable clinic. Another thing, if we talk about the clinic itself, well, for example, the one in which, judging by the name, the President of USA is treated. Unfortunately, the entrance to this building is reserved for most ordinary mortals. But democratic freedoms give the most progressive American citizens an accessible means of obtaining information: the Internet. And here we have the hard clinic building, and here are the treatment recommendations - the real, modern treatment of ARVI.

Well, it makes sense, if the disease nests in the nose and gets there by inhalation, then the treatment methods should be adequate - blow, blow these sulfonamides directly into the nose !!! In the order of mutual aid and mutual aid.

Taking seriously the way in which the progressive experience of the presidential clinic is adopted, we have again turned to the Internet. In response to a request for powder blown into the nose, references have been described in abundance describing various uses of psychoactive substances for intoxication and not just one (!) Recommending a similar method of using antimicrobial agents in the treatment of acute respiratory viral infections.

The fragmentation of the sentences provided by the work of the search engines did not allow us to reconstruct the sequence of events. What is primary? Is the stupefaction caused by the breath or, on the contrary, does the stupefaction lead to the desire to breathe? Or maybe it's all about inflation?