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Health tips during this crazy flu season: "Get to the supermarket early, take echinacea and make love¨

By Shauna Leff

The swine flu scare has many of us taking extreme precautions to stay healthy. Dr. Carlos Alvear, Founder of Yolitia in Malinalco, Mexico, gives Inside Mexico some holistic recipes to go by. More >>
 

Swine Flu: What the bloggers (and twitterers) are saying

By Simon Burgess

Insidemex.com checks out what the blogers have to say about the swine flu crisis. More >>
 

Inside México wants to know how the swine flu is affecting YOUR life

By Shauna Leff

Join in the conversation and tell us what you are doing to stay safe, sane, entertained or in business during the swine flu scare.

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Add an earthquake to the flu outbreak

By Catherine Dunn

The "World Have Your Say" BBC News program discussed the swine flu outbreak and an earthquake that hit Mexico City today. More >>
 

How to make your own anti-flu protective mask: Part I

By Margot Lee Shetterly

Is it possible to make an effective anti-flu face mask from household materials? More >>
 

Mexico City keeps going whilst world is frozen in terror

By Simon Burgess

Mexico City may have shut down it's public spaces to avoid the spread of the swine flu virus but its inhabitants carry on as normal. More >>
 

How can you protect against the swine flu?

By Margot Lee Shetterly

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure: health experts offer advice for dealing with the recent swine flu outbreak. More >>
 

Deadly Swine Flu prompting closures and precautions

By Catherine Dunn

New flu strain causing deaths in Mexico; health and government officials take serious measures to keep the outbreak under control.  More >>
 

Baby boomers abroad unite!

By Simon Burgess

By 2022, the number of English-speakers living in Mexico is predicted to have risen to 10 million people. Incredible right?

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Mexico is the number one destination for American expats

By Simon Burgess

Low cost of living, cheaper medical costs and a great climate make living in Mexico the number one choice for Americans More >>
 
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