Everyday Living

#1 Self-Care: Stressful times call for extra understanding and self-care. Even if you just give yourself 45 minutes to workout or listen to your favorite songs on YouTube you will be better able to handle the stress that comes your way with staying at home. Some of you may be feeling financial strain and that takes a toll on the mind, body, and spirit which is why allowing yourself 45 minutes to an hour dedicated to self-care will help to get you through the day's challenges without having a major meltdown.

#2 Ask for help: I know it isn't the easiest thing to do but now is not the time to let your pride override what is important.

#3 Health Habits: Stay as true as possible to healthy habits. Right now, you can still make healthy choices at the grocery store and while ordering to-go. An anti-inflammatory diet will better equip you to fend off an inflammatory assault.

#4 Practice Good Hygiene: Keep up good hygiene practices while at home and while out and about. If you run out of hand sanitizer fill those empty bottles with rubbing alcohol.

#5 Sleep: It's more important than ever to get 6 -8 hours of sleep.

#6 Eat the Rainbow: When shopping for food get all the colors of the rainbow and make sure your plate has at least 3 colors on it. This will help your stress levels, vitamin and mineral levels.

#7 Go to the hospital or doctor if you need to: Get care if you need it.

The Case for Food as Medicine

"Giving people food instead of drugs saves money. A new study providing medically tailored meals to sick patients reduced hospital and nursing home admissions sand saved about $9,000 per person per year after providing free food."

-Mark Hyman, MD Food Fix Page 61

"Autoimmune patients typically have massive deficiencies in vitamin D." -Matt Ritchel Author of An Elegant Defense, P. 400

"These findings suggest that a living diet may improve the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis by triggering changes in the microbiome that reduce inflammation."
-William W. Li. MD Author of Eat to Beat Disease, P. 242

"Eating walnuts is associated with a reduced risk for developing colon cancer and also improves survival in patients who have colon cancer. If you have colon cancer, eating walnuts may literally save your life."
-William W. Li MD Author of Eat to Beat Disease, P. 152

References:
Hyman, M. (2020). Food Fix: How to Save Our Health, Our Economy, Our Communities, and Our Planet--One Bite at A Time. Little, Brown Spark.
Li, W. (2019). Eat to Beat Disease: The New Science of How Your Body Can Heal Itself. Grand Central Publishing.
Richtel, M. (2019). An Elegant Defense: the Extraordinary New Science of The Immune System: A Tale in Four Lives. Harper Collins.

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Everyday Living

The Case for Food as Medicine

"Giving people food instead of drugs saves money. A new study providing medically tailored meals to sick patients reduced hospital and nursing home admissions sand saved about $9,000 per person per year after providing free food."

-Mark Hyman, MD Food Fix Page 61

"Autoimmune patients typically have massive deficiencies in vitamin D." -Matt Ritchel Author of An Elegant Defense, P. 400

Peace,
Humanity, Love, Empathy.

Everyday Living

The Case for Food as Medicine

"Giving people food instead of drugs saves money. A new study providing medically tailored meals to sick patients reduced hospital and nursing home admissions sand saved about $9,000 per person per year after providing free food."

-Mark Hyman, MD Food Fix Page 61

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"Autoimmune patients typically have massive deficiencies in vitamin D." -Matt Ritchel Author of An Elegant Defense, P. 400

Peace, Humanity, Love, Empathy.

Peace,
Humanity, Love, Empathy.