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Consider Proactive with This Pandemic

Hello Grafted In Reader, Today is Tuesday, April 28, 2020. History continues to be in the making concerning the Coronavirus also known as COVID-19. Of note, I recently read a column by Author Julia Blum, who asserts the word for virus in Hebrew is the same as plague. This could be considered then a plague inviting the world to give God, the King and Ruler of the universe, our attention. He is conveying something. It is up to each of us to hear that something! Meantime, "Natural News" online offers the following to help us boost immunity, esp in our diet. Please share this post with a friend. -------------------- The following are eight vitamins and minerals that play important roles in immunity enhancement. Vitamin C Vitamin C is one of the most widely known immune-boosting micronutrients. As a powerful antioxidant, vitamin C has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects against pathogens. It also stimulates the production of antibodies and white blood cells that pr...

Thoughts During Our Pandemic 2020

Hello Grafted In reader, This season of life is one that will be etched in our brains, memory, mind, being, for probably the rest of our natural life. Think for a minute how some words and phrases have changed in your and my lifetime: - Remember the Armour Hotdog jingle from the '70s? In the type of kids mentioned who like this brand are, big kids, little kids, kids who play on rocks, fat kids, sissy kids, even kids with chickenpox love hotdogs, Armour Hotdogs. Would that work in our astute age of political correctness? - Occupations formerly held by males: mail-man, gas-man, milk-man, newspaper boy or girl, etc. - Words describing state of being: most notably queer or gay. We call our current pandemic, The Novel Coronovirus. A compound word, not something named after someone or something. No I am not remonstrating but just remarking on change. Some of you may be keeping tabs on me by checking my Facebook Page, David C. Russell, Author. Would you tell others they ...