Method of treating a viral infection

A method of treating a viral infection of a subject in need thereof comprising:

• a) washing both nostrils of the subject three times a day, once in the morning, once at midday, and once in the evening, the washing comprising:
• i) spraying a nasal spray into each nostril for a period of between 5 and 20 seconds, and
• ii) blowing the nose to evacuate nasal secretions containing the viruses on the mucous membranes of the subject;
• b) inhaling two times for each nostril racemic camphor and levomenthol impregnated on a pad, wherein the inhaling is three times a day, once in the morning, once at midday, and once in the evening;
• c) drinking between 50 and 250 ml once a day an acidic, tonic, energetic solution containing carbonated water, sugar at between 5 and 15 g per 100 ml of the water, an acidifier, natural flavors, and caffeine, wherein the pH of solution is between 2 and 3;
• d) inhaling pine essential oil using an inhaler, or diffusing pine essential oil into a room and breathing in the room once a day for a time between 10 minutes and 30 minutes;
• e) consuming twice per day 100 g of a mixture of fresh fruit if the subject is an adult, or 50 g per day for a child subject, the mixture comprising:
• clementine, lime or lemon, bitter orange, and grapefruit mixed together,
• wherein each fruit is washed in soapy water,
• wherein the skin of the clementine is removed,
• wherein only the outer skin of the lime and the bitter orange is removed, and
• wherein each fruit is cut into pieces, and the pieces are mixed together into a homogeneous mixture of pieces and the taste of lemon and grapefruit is masked;
• f) washing the subjects hands with soap and drinking water every day before drinking, before eating, after each use of the toilet, each time arriving at home or place of work, and if the soap and the drinking water is not available, washing using a hydroalcoholic solution or gel,
• i) wherein after washing, drying hands with disposable hand towels;
• g) avoiding drinking spring or well water that has not been disinfected, and any water left in an open carafe or open bottle exposing the water to open air;
• h) disinfecting door handles in the environment of the subject daily with 90-95° ethyl alcohol or using disinfecting wipes.