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Stops Colds, Flu, and Shingles Naturally
Viral infections, including flus, severe respiratory illnesses, and shingles all have one thing in common: a compromised immune system. They are also difficult to treat conventionally, and can take a long time to release their grip. The good news is there are powerful, natural ingredients that can help you avoid these troublesome problems. Be prepared! Here’s how...
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Q. Dear Terry, “I have high triglycerides, high blood pressure, and some extra pounds around my abdomen. My doctor told me that I have “metabolic syndrome.” I read that berberine can help with my issues, but one of my friends said it’s not really well absorbed. Should I still try berberine?” – Lizzy B., Rio Rancho, NM
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Q. Dear Terry, “I have some digestive issues and think that probiotics might be helpful. I’ve never taken them before and don’t know what to look for. What do you recommend for probiotics?” – Jamal K., Atlanta, GA
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Q. Dear Terry, “What do you recommend for arrhythmia?”– Mark R., Appleton, WI
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Speaking of COVID – One Reason Why Obesity Makes it Worse
Recent research has found that people with obesity who become infected with COVID-19 are:
–113% more likely to be hospitalized
–48% more likely to die from COVID
Now experts are identifying WHY obesity makes viral diseases such as COVID more dangerous.
–One finding: Fat cells interfere…
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TERRY'S HIGHLIGHTS
Parkinson’s—Focus On Prevention
One of the things I focus on is the notion that the preventive medicine mentality needs to be brought to the arena of … Read more >>
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What Does The Science Say!!
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Break Out of the Mold
Hezekiah’s father was King Ahaz of Judah, who set up idols for the people to worship and closed the doors of the temple. He didn’t honor God, and the nation went downhill and became very poor. Hezekiah was raised in an environment of compromise, defeat, and mediocrity. He could have turned out like his dad and adapted to that environment, but when he became king, the first thing Hezekiah did was to reopen the temple. He turned the nation back toward God.
You may be in some kind of limited environment. If Hezekiah were here today, he would tell you, “You can break out of the mold. You can be the difference maker. You can be the one who sets your family on a course to honoring God, a course of blessing, favor, and victory.” Recondition your mind, start thinking better, believing that you’re a can-do person, knowing that you have seeds of greatness, and you too will break barriers that you thought were impossible. |
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“Father, thank You that I can break out of the mold and be a difference maker. Thank You that I can live a life that honors You and is a blessing to my family. I declare that I will not live a life of compromise, but rather one of favor and victory. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.”
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Hezekiah trusted in the LORD, the God of Israel. There was no one like him among all the kings of Judah, either before him or after him. He held fast to the LORD and did not stop following him…And the LORD was with him; he was successful in whatever he undertook. (2 Kings 18:5–7, NIV) |
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"Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrows; it empties today of its strength." – Corrie Ten Boom |
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