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Presently, as we think about the dilemma we find ourselves in – in this Super Mess Up World!!!  While remembering the fallen and those that serve us this weekend and (for me) my own father ( WWII Veteran) who would … Continue reading →

Lisa Bryan founded Downshiftology, in 2014, after she left a corporate career in a blaze of burnout!! Previously, Lisa stated I was an executive for healthcare companies (cancer research, diagnostic imaging and molecular diagnostics) and my days consisted of long hours, … Continue reading →

What’s kept cases officially at zero in these 200 counties? According to the Bing COVID-19 Tracker – Report 5/17/2020 (8:00 PM): E.S.T.  the number of global cases has reached 4,708,415  Active cases hit 2,666,694  which is +48,740 higher than yesterday. Recovered cases rose by +59,937 to 1,726,771  while deaths hit 314,950 a gain of 4940 … Continue reading →

Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that plays a number of critical roles in your body. Can Vitamin D Lower Your Risk of COVID-19?Effect on immune health Does it protect against COVID-19? Bottom line  This nutrient is especially important for immune system … Continue reading →

(CNN) A 100-year-old World War II veteran who died from Covid-19 lost a twin brother to the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic a century earlier, his grandson said. Philip Kahn is the oldest veteran in Nassau County, New York, according to … Continue reading →

Gregg Garfield spent 64 days in hospital, 31 on a ventilator left the hospital supported by his girlfriend (left) and his sister. California man given standing ovation following coronavirus. A video of a coronavirus patient leaving hospital supported by his girlfriend … Continue reading →

People maintain social distancing outside a pizzeria in Brooklyn while waiting for their takeout orders on May 10. Our life is in danger’: Unemployment hits 34% in Hawaii with no end in sight Bringing America Back: The impact of warmer … Continue reading →

It is more prevalent in Japan where it was discovered with 5,000 to 6,000 cases each year. — Source: CDC In the United States, Kawasaki disease affects 4,000 children each year. The cause of Kawasaki disease is unknown. It doesn’t appear to be hereditary … Continue reading →

If You Want To Win. Change Starts With You. SO Be The Change You Want To See In The World !!!! Vitamin C may have benefits in cancer treatment – 19th July 2010 – (Includes an interview with Graham Gaiger and  Dr. … Continue reading →

“There is no doubt in my mind that Rachel Arthur is one of the most outstanding clinicians of our time. Her knowledge of nutritional biochemistry and its clinical application is exceptional, and her authentically inquisitive teaching style is second to none. … Continue reading →