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So, flu season in the U.S. peaks between December and February. I am surprised we still call it flu season rather than calling it sugar poisoning. Here's what happens: sugar is known to reduce immune response. That is clear. And see what happens from Halloween, which is candy festival, to Thanksgiving, which is pies, to Christmas, which is cookies and other stuff. And then, if you've eaten so much sugar, immune system is weak and you call it flu season. Maybe we should stop calling it flu season and call it what it is: sugar-induced immunity drop. Just stop eating sugar, for God's sake.