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Idiopathic Mortality

 Hello Everyone in Natural Health Nation-

                Another glorious weekend that I hope you were able to enjoy. Friday was a little wet but it sure helped to green the grass up and it’s nice to see that most of the tree leaves are green yet, so we still have some Fall to come before the white stuff. Because of the change of weather in the lower temperatures, such a change from the hot weather, we are starting to notice some patients with coughs and colds. Of course, we have great nutritional products to help the immune system to strengthen and get us ready for the really cold weather to come. Also keeping the nervous system working correctly by getting regular chiropractic adjustments, really help to keep the body working correctly and able to use the nutrition that we take with our supplements and good diets.

                The health shop we had this week was really good I thought. It looked at the idiopathic reasons for mortality in this country. It is the third leading cause of mortality and the article that I quoted in the health shop, gave a lot of good information from other sources, that show that the healthcare in this country is not very good as compared to others. As I stressed in the health shop, don’t get me wrong,  the medical care we receive in this country for trauma and accidents and the like are excellent. It’s just that the degenerative diseases that we have are not being handled by using the same emergency care tactics of prescribing a medication for a certain symptom. I think if there’s one good thing being shown by this covid business, it’s that mainstream medicine does not know how to handle being healthy. If you get a chance, take a look at the health shop much to be posted on YouTube and Brighteon.com.

                The article I’m sending along this week looks at the benefits of coffee. I would agree that there are some benefits but there also some detriments. Caffeine works to stimulate the body because it is a mild poison and the body wants it out right away. This gets the metabolism fired up and that’s okay, but your robbing Peter to pay Paul, in nutritional parlance, to rid the body of this mild tocsin. If you’re getting good nutrition and your diet is good when drinking coffee, you’ll be okay. But if you’re eating cinnamon rolls and bagels with your coffee, you’ll have a weakened immune system and probably work towards prediabetes, etc. It’s just important to factor in this information when making dietary and healthcare decisions.

                I hope you all get a chance to enjoy this Fall weather. It’s a very busy time as were trying to get things ready for the winter, and there are plenty activities to enjoy with this nice weather. The harvest in this area is a very busy time too, so be wary of the farm equipment on the roads. Some of it’s pretty big and they may have a hard time seeing small vehicles. Enjoy the day! 

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Dr. Mark

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