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Fall Allergies

 Hello Everyone in Natural Health Nation-

                Another beautiful weekend but we missed some rain chances. Our area sure is dry and dusty and I hope we get some rain soon to wash the pollen out of the air and settle the dust. The fall flowers, or weeds, are in bloom along with the corn pollinating and the beans soon, so there is lots of pollen out there to irritate the eyes and sinuses. We have some great supplements here at the office to help with drainage and in helping the body to clear these irritants. I kind of hate to wish for rain too much because once it starts, it seems to have a hard time shutting back off.

                In our health shops this month were talking about Back to School topics and this week were talking about Kids Foods and Moods. We talked in earlier health shops this month about how food is so important for kids to be able to learn correctly this definitely affects their mood as well. Again, as we present our health shop this week, much of the information will be general and everyone will get some good information from it, besides just the parents of school aged kids. We will present our health shop live at 6:15 on Instagram and Facebook and then eventually post it to Brighteon.com and Facebook. It’s all good information that will help anyone who watches it be healthier as we strive to work towards a more naturally healthy world and stay away from all the medications, if possible.

                The article that I’m sending along this week looks at the importance of gratitude in your daily thought processes. It’s very easy to get caught up in all the things that don’t go right, but in this country especially, we should all be very thankful for what we have and how were doing. I don’t want to get into politics, but it seems were losing some of our freedoms and hopefully, folks will wake up to this peril and realize how good we’ve had it in this country for decades. Our health can suffer if we are constantly “down in the dumps” or worried about all kinds of problems. Instead of focusing on that, we should try to focus on the things that are positive in our life and be thankful for those things and for the people we come across that even just smile at us. I know that I am very grateful for being able to help patients find true health and get them off of medications that are making them have side effect symptoms of one form or another. I am very grateful to have found the knowledge to be able to help our patients over four decades of practice and learning. 

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Get Healthy, Stay Healthy, and Live Well

Dr. Mark

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