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Posted on: Tue, 12/06/2011 - 3:19pm
Vitamin D - Link to Forum re: Colds/Flu has GRATE Info
I wanted to provide a link for a wonderful piece about Vitamin D that Lumigrate's providers focused information on for the fall/winter 2011/12 cold and flu season. www.lumigrate.com/forum/flu-prevention-lifestyle-basics-plus-vitamin-d-japanese-study-kids-20089-flu-season read more »
Posted on: Tue, 02/01/2011 - 2:50pm
Cold and Flu Season Strategies
Winter is Coming. Is Your Immune System Ready?
posted on http://robinthomas.biz on December 6, 2010 by Robin Thomas
Winter can be fun. Who doesn’t enjoy building a snow fort in the backyard? However, winter is also a time when many dangers loom large. Whether from the cold temperatures, the shorter days with less sunlight, or even the large family get-togethers, your immune system is more susceptible in this season than any other. read more »
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Posted on: Fri, 04/09/2010 - 11:52am
5 Things YOU Can Do About "Flu" and "Cold" Viruses; Biggest Blog aBout Bugs in 2009 Xferred Here
Here is a link to the blog that I wrote that had MORE information from one of the physicians interviewed for The Denver Post article about H1N1 and alternative strategies. Enjoy and please Print, Give to your Doctor, Friends, Coworkers, HR departments, Schools, etc.... it's how others can learn about these things AND about Lumigrate. ~~ Thanks, we're all in this together!
Mardy
www.lumigrate.com/blog/5-things-you-can-do-about-flu-and-cold-viruses
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Posted on: Wed, 03/10/2010 - 11:20pm
5 Things YOU Can Do About "Flu" and "Cold" Viruses; Biggest Blog aBout Bugs in 2009 Xferred Here
This was originally a blog from October 2009, which in 2 years had well over 1,000 reads). I transferred it here in 2010 for the 2010/11 flu season so people could find it in the forums -- putting it in two different places since forums are organized by topics and this information has to do with influenza ('illness model') and overall wellness model/lifestyle. read more »
Posted on: Wed, 03/10/2010 - 9:25pm
Solstice -- YOU, the SUN, Vitamin D and Cold and Flu; Blog from 12/21/09
Today is solstice -- in the part of the world I live in, it is the 'shortest day of the year' .. meaning the least seconds of sunlight, and then from here our days get longer. As my father knew and told me long ago, it continues to shift for a while as to what times the sunrise/set are, so it sometimes feels like the days continue to get shorter but in fact they're not. I found out rapidly through people in the facebook group today that across the Earth there are people at their summer solstice now. read more »
Solstice -- YOU, the SUN, Vitamin D and Cold and Flu
Monday, December 21, 2009, 1:04 pm, by Mardy Ross
Today is solstice -- in the part of the world I live in, it is the 'shortest day of the year' .. meaning the least seconds of sunlight, and then from here our days get longer. As my father knew and told me long ago, it continues to shift for a while as to what times the sunrise/set are, so it sometimes feels like the days continue to get shorter but in fact they're not. I found out rapidly through people in the facebook group today that across the Earth there are people at their summer solstice now. read more »
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5 Things YOU Can Do About "Flu" and "Cold" Viruses
Sunday, October 4, 2009, 12:31 pm, by Mardy Ross
It is mid October now and I'm hearing reports of MANY people ill with viruses: cold or flu. I spoke with an ER provider last week who said they're seeing 3x the usual number of people and was frustrated by people coming in who didn't need to come in. So for all: contact your local health department by phone or website if you wonder about the symptoms of influenza versus cold viruses and then what 'secondary' illnesses can happen that might need treatment if you chose to go that route (such as antibiotics). Other clinics may have helpful webs read more »
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