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Tis' The Season of Health

Hello Everyone in Natural Health Nation-

                Well, we had a fairly nice weekend, a little cold but no snow. The temperatures have gotten low enough that snow could be possible and the calendar sure says so too. I hope that you were able to enjoy your weekend and get rested up for the big week coming up with the Christmas holidays. I hope that you and yours can get together and enjoy each other’s company and catch up on all the news from the past year. I sure hope that 2022 is a much better year but with all the “stuff” going on, it remains to be seen.

                In our health shop this week, we will be talking about The Gift of Health and Giving. We have been talking about the stress of the holiday seasons in previous health shops but hopefully were passed that and can focus on the reason for the season. Everyone has their own thoughts and choices that they would like to be acknowledged for but they may not agree with other people’s thoughts and choices. I like to think that we’re all here on a life journey and must figure this out for ourselves. If were told to do something, it only last for a short time but if we learn it for ourselves, it makes more sense and we can make it into a lifestyle choice. This is not only for food choices but for emotional and relationship, and even religious, choices as well. Here’s hoping that everyone finds their path to a better life with less stress and more patience with their fellow man.

                The article that I’m including looks at someone who is waking up to what’s been going on in their profession and seeing that it has been going on for quite some time. It’s interesting that they can’t understand why other people in their profession are not following in their footsteps but again, as talked about in the paragraph above, people have to learn their own paths and we must be patient. At least this covid stuff is pointing out the bad players in our society and hopefully over time, we can correct this. There are so many good people in this world and I think if they can open their mind to truth, we can make this world even better. As an aside, I posted this article on social media and FB instantly censored it so I tried another article with VAERS data from the CDC, and they censored that too. Quite an interesting time in our society.

                As this year ends, I want to say thanks to all those patients who came into our office this year and I hope that we were able to help you in many ways, not only for yourself but for those around you. Keep spreading the truth and be patient with others and have a very Merry and Blessed Christmas. Happy New Year’s too. Let’s all get healthier in 2022. 

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