What is the relationship between Vitamin D and COVID-19? A new study that looked at 216 people with COVID-19 found that 80 percent didn’t have adequate levels of vitamin D in their blood. The study also found that people who had both COVID-19 and lower vitamin D levels also had a higher number of inflammatory markers such as ferritin and D-dimer, which have been linked to poor COVID-19 outcomes. A different study found that COVID-19 patients who had adequate vitamin D levels had a 51.5 percent lower risk of dying from the disease and a significant reduced risk for complications. Medical exper ..read more

Is a chronic degenerative disease caused by a lack of, or resistance to, the hormone insulin, insulin is necessary in the metabolism of sugar. After we eat our blood sugars level raises as sugar is absorbed into the blood stream, this rise in the blood sugar levels causes the pancreas to produce insulin which tells the cells to take in the sugar from the blood and return blood sugar levels to normal. People with diabetes are either unable to produce insulin or their cells are resistant to insulin and are unable to move sugar from the blood to the cells. When we have excess sugar in the blood s ..read more

The Liver has 500 vital functions: The liver is both an organ and a gland. The liver is the largest internal organ, which manufactures digestive enzymes, produces cholesterol; using amino acids to makes proteins and stores iron, glycogen and vitamins. It removes substances like poisons and waste products from the blood. It acts as the filter between the intestines and the heart. The liver is truly the master organ of the body and immune system, producing chemicals to combat viruses and bacteria, supporting phagocyte function, and producing antihistamine to neutralize substances that promote th ..read more

  The Circulatory System   Heart disease is the number one killer of adults in America.  Nearly one million people die each year from heart disease and related cardiovascular disease.  Almost everybody reading this document has some form of heart disease developing.  A common precursor of heart disease is arteriosclerosis.  Arteriosclerosis refers to the hardening of artery walls, caused by plague-containing cholesterol, fatty material, and cellular debris.  When we are born our arteries are open and the blood flows freely.  Recent studies show that arte ..read more

Part 1 Blood and Lymphatic systems: Functions of the Blood, Lymphatic, and Immune Systems Homeostasis, or a “steady state,” is a continual balancing act of the body systems to provide an internal environment that is comparable with life. The two liquid tissues of the body, the blood and lymph have separate but interrelated functions in maintaining this balance. They combine with a third system, the immune, to protect the body against pathogens that could threaten the organism’s viability.   The blood is responsible for the following: Transportatio ..read more

The Nervous System: The nervous system is very delicate and a very important part of the body that needs to be treated properly; the nervous system and the immune system are closely connected. When one system fails the other is affected. The brain transmits information back and forth to the immune system though the nervous system. It is vital to nourish and strengthen the nervous system in order to protect the immune system. Recent studies show that scientist and doctors can determine your chances of developing a major illness in the near future by the amount of stress you were under in the la ..read more

Part 2 The lymphatic system: The lymphatic system is an extensive drainage network that helps keep bodily fluid levels in balance and lymph that drain lymph fluid (a fluid containing white blood cells, water, proteins, salts and lipids) from all over the body.and defends the body against infections.  It is made up of a complex network of lymphoid organs, lymph nodes, lymph ducts, lymph tissues, lymph capillaries and a network of lymphatic vessels that carry lymph and other substances throughout the body.  Fluid and Protein Balance As blood moves through the arteries and veins, 10% of ..read more

The Immune System One of God’s greatest creations is the human body. Yet with all of its splendor and greatness, the human body’s survival is still fragile. In the world today many invisible aggressors and pollutants plague our air, water and food~ therefore our body’s defense mechanisms are very important. The immune system is a network of mechanisms and processes that keep us safe from cancer, bacteria, viruses, yeast/fungi infections, and any other toxins that may invade the body. The immune system is the body’s security force, that patrols the body for outside invaders and controls run awa ..read more