According to Dr. Dumont, many people get that “‘I just don’t feel quite right, I feel like I’m coming down with something’” feeling, and “that’s the time to take [Oscillo].” Oscillo reduces the duration and severity of flu-like symptoms when taken at the first sign of illness.

“I’ve tried [Oscillo] before,” says one of the show’s hosts. “It’s very effective, amazingly good.”

Available in the cough, cold and flu section at your local Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid or Target, and in independent pharmacies and natural product stores nationwide, Oscillo helps relieve flu-like symptoms such as body aches, headache, fever, chills and fatigue. Safe for everyone ages two and up, Oscillo is non-drowsy and has no side effects or drug interactions. For more information on Oscillo, visit Oscillo.com, or check us out on Facebook or Twitter.

Our featured guest, Dr. Pam Middleton (@MyDrPam), is the founder and medical director of the Pediatric Wellness Center in Newport Beach, Calif., which specializes in integrative pediatrics. “Dr. Pam,” as she is known by her patients, received her medical degree from Wayne State University in Detroit, Mich. and completed her pediatric residency at Children’s Hospital of Michigan. She holds a diploma in clinical homeopathy from the Center for the Education and Development of Clinical Homeopathy (CEDH) and is a member of the Holistic Pediatric Association. She also served on the Institutional Review Board at Children’s Hospital of Orange County. For more information, visit Dr. Pam’s website or find her on Facebook.

Winter Wellness Tips Twitter Party

Date: Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Time: 10 p.m. EST

Hashtag: #holisticmoms

Hosts: @HolisticMomsNet, @HMNMama, @MyDrPam, @BoironUSA, @DeborahBoironPR & moderator @Organic_PR

Cheryl Lafer

Jennifer Phillips

Kari Spelbring

Holly Gartler

Erin Oputa

Jessica Pierce

Annmarie Weeks

Lyra Shroeder

Karla Greenawalt

Deb Jensen

Every winner received Oscillo, Chestal cough syrup, and a Walgreens retail gift card, and several of them also earned a bonus Walgreens gift card after selecting the person in the video who correctly pronounced “Oscillococcinum.” Curious to see who said it right? Then head over to our YouTube page to view the winning pronunciation of our top-selling flu medicine, and be sure to “like” Oscillo on Facebook so you can be the first to know about upcoming contests and product news!

According to Dr. Levy, the stomach flu is “very, very common,” and several of its symptoms, including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal cramps, are different than normal flu-like symptoms. If you do catch the stomach flu, Dr. Levy suggests avoiding sugars and unsweetened foods, taking turmeric or ginger to help with the nausea, and eating small quantities of banana, apple, potato and bread. There are also some homeopathic medicines, such as Arsenicum album and Nux vomica, which may help relieve some of your symptoms. And most importantly, says Dr. Levy, “stay home and stay hydrated. Respect your body.”

Boiron pharmacist Dr. Christophe Merville also recommends Arsenicum album 30C for relieving diarrhea, chills, abdominal cramps and nausea as well as other homeopathic medicines: Eupatorium 6C for fever and muscle & body aches; Podophyllum 30C for painful diarrhea in the morning; Colocynthis 6C for cramps improved by bending over; and Ipecac 6C for nausea & vomiting with hypersalivation and painful heaving.

To help you find a retailer nearest you that carries Boiron single medicines, please visit our store locator.

“Supplements and natural remedies can take your health to the next level,” according to the Taste for Life editorial team. “We’ve assessed these products, read the science behind their ingredients, and feel good about recommending them to you.” Oscillo was selected as the winner in the “homeopathic remedies” category, and is featured in the January 2012 issue of Taste for Life.

Oscillococcinum has been shown in clinical studies to help reduce both the duration and the severity of flu-like symptoms, such as fatigue, headache, body aches, chills and fever. Safe for everyone ages two and up, Oscillo has no side effects. It’s available at Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid and Target, as well as pharmacies and natural retailers nationwide. Use our store finder to find a retailer nearest you. For more information, visit Oscillo.com or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Written by two registered dieticians, Julie Upton and Katherine Brooking, “Appetite For Health” is one of the leading online sources for reliable nutrition information. At AppforHealth.com, Julie and Katherine show that “healthy eating is delicious, satisfying and always possible—no matter the circumstances.” For more information, visit AppforHealth.com, or check out their Twitter and Facebook pages.

The Golden Globes usually coincide with the peak of flu season, and no one is immune—not even the celebrities. And because “the show must go on,” this year’s special guests of the HBO Luxury Lounge^® will find a priceless “gift of health” from Boiron, a customized swag bag filled with a variety of homeopathic medicines, including Oscillococcinum.

You, too, can benefit from the same safe, natural medicines that these celebrities depend on. Most of our over-the-counter medicines can be found in health food stores and independent pharmacies, and busy consumers who also can’t afford to be sick with flu-like symptoms can find Oscillo more easily in stores like Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid and Target. Visit Oscillo.com for a coupon or to find the nearest retail location.

Hosted by Ricky Gervais, the 2012 Golden Globe Awards will air this Sunday, January 15 on NBC at 8 p.m. EST. And don’t forget to look for our celebrity updates afterward on Facebook and Twitter!

Tabrizi knows that Oscillo works best when taken at the first sign of flu-like symptoms, such as body aches, headache, fever, chills and fatigue, and giving it to a cast member immediately helps to keep his symptoms from worsening. For Tabrizi, “Boiron products are a must-have” on-set. She also “use[s] lots of Arnica for aches and pains from working long hours.”

Tabrizi has also worked on several A-list films, including “Drive Angry,” “Prom,” and “My Bloody Valentine.”

“Suburgatory,” starring Jeremy Sisto, Jane Levy and Carly Chaikin, airs Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m. on ABC.