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Medication VS Whole Food Supplements

 Hello Everyone In Natural Health Nation-

                I hope that you really enjoyed your weekend. These nice days won’t last forever but we will enjoy them while they’re here. I wish we could’ve gotten a little more rain in this area, and kind of green things back up again but that wasn’t the case. Farmers are starting to work on harvest and putting a lot of dust into the air. We need a good rain to wash it out and keep it on the ground but we’ll see what happens. Don’t forget that we have lots of great nutritional products to help with sinus and allergy symptoms, actually working on the cause which is a liver issue.

                This theme goes right along with our health shop this week talking about idiopathic therapies being the fourth leading cause of mortality in this country. This is talking about the use, and of course overuse, of medication for symptoms that can cause fatalities due to its potency and mishandling. We like to use our whole food natural products to help the body with the toxic overload from the environment which can end up causing watery eyes and runny nose and allergy symptoms. If you can get the liver to detoxify the body and not be overloaded itself, you can get rid of most if not all of the symptoms. The “allergies” comes from a body that’s not working correctly and at Natural Health, we can help our patients bodies get past these pesky allergies. Again, will be live on Facebook and Instagram at 6:15 and then will post it eventually to Brighteon.com and YouTube. I hope that you get a chance to watch either the live presentation or the recorded one, both should be interesting and enlightening.

                The article that I’m sending along this week looks at the use of a B vitamin which is known to help the natural killer cells of the immune system work better. This goes right along with all we heard through the pandemic debacle about treating the bug, the bug, the bug. At Natural Health, we are keyed into knowing that the body has an immune system that you can strengthen and can handle all those buggies out there. Especially after it was found out that these bugs were not that virile anyway. They had people so frightened at the beginning that many people took drastic measures that they may be regretting now. I certainly hope that you take this into consideration as we come into the winter season where colds and flu’s and other things become a problem. Again, if you work on strengthening the immune system with B vitamins or whatever it needs, you don’t have to worry about the bugs. The bugs are always out there we have immune systems to handle them and has done so for thousands and thousands of years. 

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Dr. Mark

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