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Heart Heath and Aspirin


Well it was a fairly nice weekend and temperatures are starting to come up. We had that bad cold snap there to remind us that it’s still winter but it looks like were headed to spring. It sure is nice to see the sun and it’s getting more powerful and the days are getting longer which are good signs that spring is on the way. If you’re having any kind of health issues, now is the time to come into Natural Health and get those handled before we are wanting to go outside in the nicer weather. Folks that have taken antibiotics over the winter, or the medications for coughs and colds, which did not handle the underlying problems, and their body needs to detox. This is why people talk about their colds or flu just hanging on, they have not addressed the immune system. 
This is what we do at Natural Health, address underlying issues and get people healthy.
           
Our February theme is on heart health and we will be talking more about that tonight on our health shop at 6 o’clock. It will be on Facebook and Instagram and then on YouTube and Brighteon.com later. Always lots of good information. I’ve included an article today about heart health and why taking aspirin is not really a good idea. Aspirin is not a nutrition or a food, it is a drug even though it is over-the-counter. Medics tell patients to take aspirin to avoid heart attacks but there are so many better ways then destroying your blood cells. Aspirin thins the blood by destroying blood cells and lends towards a vitamin C complex deficiency. You can also cause the digestive system to bleed as you’ll see in the article. Most people just do better by making sure they drink plenty of water or like the article describes, being a blood donor. I just think that taking an aspirin a day, or any other medication for that matter, does not help the patient become more healthy and actually makes for other conditions and their health generally worse. We’re getting reports from patients that some medics are taking their patients off aspirin, but others aren’t, which we doesn’t make any sense.
            At Natural Health, were work towards getting a patient to their best. We want true health for them and vibrant energy, not just handling one aspect or condition, but looking at the body as a whole. 

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-Dr. Mark

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