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Last week the mask mandates ending in Utah. 3 counties decided to keep theirs in place. Salt Lake, Summit, and Davis.
I has been really refreshing to go out and see peoples faces in public. Many… Continue Reading →
As the world has been fighting with pandemic coronavirus disease, making their countries lockdown saying stay home and stay safe avoiding social gatherings. The globe is triggering and authorities struggle to contain an outbreak.
Sweden, which chose an alternative approach to… Continue Reading →
I have recently had a doctor tell me that hospitals and doctor are trying to associate most deaths to covid 19 because they receive high reimbursements from the government for their treatment. If this is true it bothers me… Continue Reading →
Have we and are we over reacting to Covid-19?
Top Ten Causes of death in the US: (per CDC and https://www.healthline.com/health/leading-causes-of-death)
Heart Disease – 635,260Cancer – 598,038Accidents – 161,374Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases – 154,596Stroke – 142,142Alzheimer’s – 116,103Diabetes – 80,058Influenza and Pneumonia… Continue Reading →
According to The CDC flu killed between 26,339 and 52,664 last year. How come we didn’t shut down? isolate? react? https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/index.html
Today we will be fasting for a end to the Covad 19 Virus.
Although many religious traditions teach that fasting is a meaningful spiritual practice, it’s rare for so many people of faith to skip meals at the same time, religion… Continue Reading →
Finally someone making sense. – https://news.sd.gov/newsitem.aspx?id=26600
“With the COVID-19 situation continuing to be very fluid in South Dakota, it is important for us to remember that this a marathon, not a sprint. In today’s 24/7 news cycle, the information coming at… Continue Reading →
A recent study description notes that vitamin C is an antioxidant that may help prevent cytokine-induced damage to the lungs. Cytokines are small proteins released by cells, which trigger inflammation and respond to infections. Severe lung inflammation with COVID-19… Continue Reading →