Summer is in full swing, and many of you are already parking your suitcases by the front door. But before hitting the road, let’s talk about what’s really worth taking with you, besides swimsuits and sunglasses. Yes, I’m talking about what will help you enjoy your vacation rather than studying the local healthcare system.
Medicines: your faithful companions
- Let’s start with the first aid kit. So, here are a few key medications that should be in your kit, so to speak, must-haves:
- Activated charcoal or Smecta. In different countries, cuisine can be not only delicious but also unexpected for your stomach. These preparations will help deal with food poisoning and discomfort.
- Antihistamines (for example, Suprastin). Allergies can strike you at the most unexpected moment – whether it’s pollen from exotic plants or a new type of seafood.
- Antibacterial agents. Don’t forget about antiseptics and antibacterial wipes – hygiene comes first!
- Pain relievers and fever reducers (such as Paracetamol or Ibuprofen), indispensable for headaches or sudden colds.
- Motion sickness remedies (Dramamine). If you’re planning boat trips or long journeys, you can’t do without them.
- Band-aids and antiseptics for wounds. Let minor scratches and cuts not spoil your adventures.
- Remember! When packing your first aid kit, keep medications in their original packaging. Customs officers won’t appreciate your creativity with a scattering of pills in bags with mysterious labels.
Nature’s Sunshine products for travel
- Now that the first aid kit is packed, let’s add some magic from Nature’s Sunshine to support our health on the road:
- Digestive enzymes. Unfamiliar food and new dishes can cause stomach heaviness. These enzymes will help solve this problem.
- Aloe Vera Gel. Effectively heals skin from sunburns.
- Bifidophilus Flora Force. Probiotics to maintain healthy gut microflora. They will become your best friends when changing climatic conditions and unfamiliar food.
- Silver Shield. This natural silver is your protector against various infections. Can be used both internally and externally. You can gargle, use as nasal drops, or take internally for intestinal disorders.
- Immune Stimulator. Support your immune system during travel to avoid unwanted infections.
- Zambroza. This powerful antioxidant is like a shield for your immunity.
- Solstic Energy. For those moments when you want to see all the sights in one day, but only have energy for the beach.
- Tea tree oil. For insect bites, it will relieve itching and reduce swelling.
And just some advice from an experienced traveler
- Adapt to local cuisine gradually. Start with something similar to your usual food, and then move on to dishes with names you can’t read.
- Don’t forget about your daily routine. Yes, I know you’re on vacation, but your body doesn’t know that yet.
- Drink more water. Especially if your vacation includes tasting local drinks.
- Don’t forget about movement. Beach walks count too, but only if you’re not just going from the lounger to the bar.
Conclusion
Remember, the main thing on vacation is a positive attitude and readiness for adventure. And with a properly packed first aid kit and Nature’s Sunshine products, you’ll be ready for any surprises. Except, maybe, meeting a Yeti or discovering a lost city. But that’s a completely different story.
We wish you a happy journey and an unforgettable vacation!
P.S. If you do meet a Yeti, don’t forget to offer him some Zambroza. Who knows, maybe that’s exactly what he needed for a good mood!