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Here's is new research that validates that, just like in every other health issue, shows how important diet is. Whether it is immunity against COVID-19, cancer, or autoimmune diseases.. Choosing carefully anti-inflammatory foods, avoiding processed foods, and other inflammatory foods helps maintain a healthier body, and sometimes mind. Maintaining a healthy mind has many other steps to follow. For a brief outline of what is an anti-inflammatory diet, check Appendix A of my Book: Healing The Power in You; Tapping into Courage, Hope, and Resilience.
Diet could affect coronavirus risk according to MGH study
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Massachusetts General Hospital study links healthy plant-based foods with lower risks of getting of COVID-19 and of having severe disease after infection.What natural food outperforms the strongest "doctor recommended" OTC cough syrups?
So next time you have bronchitis and your cough id keeping you up, besides warm drinks, soup, and TLC, raw unfiltered honey is not only cost-effective for your symptoms, it's also helpful in making feel better. This is the conclusion on a recent peer reviewed study in the British Medical Journal.
As I never recommended OTC cough syrups because the way they work is to interfere with the nervous system response to irritants and inflammation. Warm drinks, ginger juice tea, warm lemonade with honey and fresh squeezed lemon/lime will soothe the inflammation and assist your body and immune system in feeling better sooner.
Honey Outperforms Usual Care for Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
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By Amy Orciari Herman Edited by David G. Fairchild, MD, MPH, and Lorenzo Di Francesco, MD, FACP, FHM Honey is better than many common remedies forHand sanitizers from Mexico may be toxic.
Please check ingredients. Methanol and methyl alcohol are poisons. They may be mislabeled as ethanol or ethyl alcohol!
emergency.cdc.gov/han/2020/han00434.asp
Soap is the best antiseptic. It is safe, effective and economical.
HAN Archive - 00434 | Health Alert Network (HAN)
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Health Alert Network (HAN). Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).Real questions about addressing COVID are addressed in this informative video. Hopefully it's is still accessible.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=80kYYTSDj30
Finally solid research reveals greater mortality and morbidity in patients who were administered Hydroxychloroquine. The World Health Organization halts further research.
COVID-19: Vaccine Trial / Hydroxychloroquine
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By Kelly YoungEdited by Jaye Elizabeth Hefner, MDHave a look at some of the latest developments on novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19):Vaccine trial: