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The Right Questions

THE RIGHT QUESTIONS: Do Microbiome Variations Determine the Severity of Exposure Response To Coronavirus?

Posted on by Ellen Heed
26
Mar
Now it gets science-fiction-y again: bacteria and viruses TRADE GENES inside of nasty slimy biofilms. These are pockets of infection that accumulate where we have implants, metals, and other stuff not present at birth. Just wondering again - are the folks who are succumbing to coronavirus rife with biofilms, which have been linked to autoimmune and diseases and otherwise compromised immunity?
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The Right Questions

The Right Questions: What’s the Connection Between Your Blood Sugar and the Coronavirus?

Posted on by Ellen Heed
12
Mar
You think everything’s fine because your blood sugars tested normal at your last checkup? Think again. A more accurate way to verify your blood glucose status is to check your blood glucose levels multiple times over two or more weeks. Testing sugars two times a day over ten days or more shows you a whole glucose-uptake-movie, compared to the snapshot you get from a one-off blood test at your doctor’s office.
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