“Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.” ― Marie Curie
Over the last few months, you’ve probably heard a lot of buzz about how you should be avoiding others, staying indoors, and wearing a mask. While there’s certainly a time for being cautious, I’ve found myself wondering why news outlets aren’t sharing more empowering information. There is a lot you can do to improve your immune function and protect your body from chronic illnesses so that you can better fight off infections.
Feeling powerless and fearful is no way to navigate your life. Instead, I want you to be equipped with real, proven information that gives you peace and preparation. Together, we can change the conversation and shift from living in an epidemic of fear to thriving in our own knowledge and understanding.
On today’s show, we’re going to discuss questioning not only what you hear on the news, but also your own self-serving biases. We’re going to focus on working with the scientific evidence that we already have, instead of waiting and wishing for a different outcome. I hope this episode arms you with the education you need to feel empowered in your choices and take authority over your health.
In this episode you’ll discover:
How a self-serving bias works, and how you can challenge it.
Why the US has been hit so hard by COVID-19.
The three things you do every day that contribute to your cellular makeup.
How many American citizens have diabetes or prediabetes.
The link between immune function and viral infection deaths.
How conventional medicine and specialization can often miss the big picture.
The most effective thing we can do to improve the COVID-19 survival rate.
How simply going on a short walk can boost your immune system.
The relationship between vitamin D deficiency and COVID-19 infection rates.
How quality sleep can improve your natural killer cell production.
Why we need to better utilize the data we have on immune function.
How chronic illnesses make us more susceptible to infectious diseases.
The top three causes of death in the US.
How many American people die from heart disease each year.
What you need to know about exposure to carcinogens.
The drawbacks of wearing a mask long-term.
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