The only way term limits can be imposed on Congress is through the ratification of a Constitutional Amendment. The State of Washington learned this the hard way when they passed a law to limit terms of Congressmen in their state. The Supreme Court quickly shot down the law as unconstitutional.
Morning cereals are not only a good start of your day, but also great food to eat when you have common cold or flu. Whole grains such as oats and barley are rich in beta-glucan, a soluble fiber with powerful immune boosting properties. Beta-glucan in oats and barley boosts immunity acting like a well-known Echinacea.
Don't eat junk food when you have a cold or flu. When you have a cold or flu your body is under a lot of stress, fighting the viral infection. Big, heavy meals take vital energy to digest, resources which your body could be using to fight the infections. An old saying states Feed a cold and starve a fever. A better saying is Starve a cold and starve a fever. The best thing to do is drink plenty of liquids-water, fruit juices and if needed soups, but stay away from heavy and highly processed food. High liquid intake is important as the body uses water to carry waste products and toxins to your elimination systems.