We need a savings account of POSITIVE health for:
DAILY BUILDING & REPAIR OF OUR PHYSICAL SELF
What part of $95trillion for the cost of Chronic Illnesses do I have to endure? Do I pay my share because I’m old and sick myself? I hope not!!
In his book, FOOD FIX, Dr. Mark Hyman estimates a $95 trillion cost to the USA in the next 35 years. That’s 91% of all the taxes collected. That doesn’t leave any funds for any of Bernie Sander’s free stuff?
So which Chronic Disease should I work to avoid?
Fortunately, I learned 40 years ago that it’s best to give our body the tools (nutrients) it needs. And it’s a good idea to let “Healthy Cell” decide what to do. Our Nutrition and Family Counseling business has served us and our customers well.
I developed “Healthy Cell” as I remembered reading Dr. Seuss’s HORTON HEARS A WHO to our children. It occurred to me the universe Horton discovered on a flower petal was our world. Each of the 70 trillion cells making up each physical human body is a microcosm of the universe. Each of our cells have a nucleus surrounded by an environment.
It’s fun to hear the latest mentors in nutrition like Dr. Hyman suggesting: “How to Save Our Health, Our Economy, Our Communities and Our Planet — One Bite at a time.”
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Dr. Richard Brouse
Sunnyside Health Center
MY TAKE ON DR. BROUSE’S Zoom Call RE`COMMENDATIONS
On a zoom call about the Coronavirus, Dr. Brouse suggests we keep our White Blood Cell Lymphocytes above 1500 and Globulin 2.4 to 2.8. The C Reactive Protein score below 0.8.
He warns us that the 1918 Spanish Flu deaths were even greater with the second round. We need to up our Immune Systems and not get complacent over the summer when the numbers decrease. We must be ready for the Fall season when the virus will likely have mutated so the vaccines won’t be as effective.
The main recommendations are warm liquids so our bodies stay hydrated. We don’t want dry upper respiratory passages for the viruses to get stuck. We want the bugs to slip down our digestive track where our intestines know how to deal.
Rest is important to build all our systems for daily repair and replacement of cells when our body isn’t dealing with activities.
The supplement recommendations are:
1. The basics of the multi-vitamins and Protein for all the “alphabet of nutrients” to make up all the words/cells of a healthy body.
Specific suggestions for Immune System builders are:
1. Nutri-Feron - Key in tumor preventing interferon, but also has virus protection components.
2. Vita-C - The glue that holds all our cells together.
3. D3 - Is kind of the bookkeeper and needs the light of the sun to keep track that all the body systems are doing their jobs and get paid.
4. Zinc - to make sure the mucous membranes stay whole
5. Optiflora DL - for the Lacto Bacillus - good bacteria - we need for good digestion, particularly of the B vitamins we need to cope with stress.
6. Garlic - Many studies showing the value of garlic in fighting colds and flus.
7. DR-Defend and Resist - for protecting the lining of our throats and such. The caution is to take a break every 10 days as Elderberry and Echinacea build up and become ineffective.
Dr. Brouse received his Master’s Degree in Biochemistry from Western States College of Colorado in 1970. When in the Army, he was appointed by the US Surgeon General to conduct metabolic research at the Burn Research Center in San Antonio, Texas from 1970 through 1972. He served as Professor of Clinical Nutrition, and an Instructor of Minor Surgery and Proctology at Western States Chiropractic College for many years. He is a Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Board of Clinical Nutrition, a member of the Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine, and of the National Health Federation.
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HEALTHY CELL CONTINUES TO SERVE US WELL!
By Sam Goto
This is a drawing Dee found searching for drawings of Sam Goto's Cartoon Strips to be put into a book soon.
As always, Sam waS ahead of the game. The message of building the body's natural immune system remains timeless. His choice to not depend on synthetic and pharmaceutical products that come with side effects is benefitting us big time.
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JUST DOING THE BEST WE KNOW HOW
THIS IS A TEST?
In the 1950s our small rural town of 5000 had several deaths from Polio. Two of them were High School classmates. We were all scared. Here we are again.
These are the times for which we were told to eat all that was on our plates and think about all the starving kids in “CHINA” (assuming that was the other side of our world from here in the USA) :-)
I just got through saying: “This is why I have my savings.”
Thank you Sam for talking me into - against my nursing education at the time - doing the Shaklee Business. The girls are not missing on taking their Vitalizer and Protein. AMAZING!!
Kelly ordered a bunch of Germicide wipes and Basic-G. They are taking Vita-C and Defend&Resist without any prompts.
We are socially isolating and I canceled my plans for the May Cruise to view the English Gardens. Girls are home from school. We’re more ready for this, which is really happening; than I am for an earthquake or whatever.
The word is to keep ourselves hydrated so the viruses we encounter will slip down our digestive track where our body will destroy them. My best friend taught me recently to sweeten my tea or coffee with the Shaklee Hydrate - Lemon or Orange Performance. It’s not bad and I’m getting to like it.
My masters in Stress Management Nursing taught us that connecting and sharing is the first choice in reducing Stress. Sitting here in my office, sitting on a exercise ball and trusting this too will pass.
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INTERESTING SUGGESTIONS
BLOOD TYPE IS BIG IN JAPAN
"TYPE O:
A high-protein diet heavy on lean meant, poultry, fish and vegetables; light on grains, beans and dairy. Type O often have tummy troubles and supplements are suggested.
TYPE A:
A meat-free diet based on fruits & vegetables, beans, legumes - ideally organic and fresh. Type A have a sensitive immune system.
TYPE B:
Avoid corn, wheat, buckwheat, lentils, tomatoes, peanuts & sesame seeds. Encourage eating green vegetable, eggs certain meats and low-fat dairy.
TYPE AB:
Foods include tofu, seafood, dairy and green vegetables. Type AB tend to have low stomach acid and should avoid caffeine, alcohol and smoked or cured meats."
-D'Adamo suggestions
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Live a life of energy, meaning and purpose
brain paths can be altered with
choosing healthy changes and persistent practice.
The Coronavirus Issue hot spot is next door in Kirkland, WA. I am self-isolating myself from most of public gatherings. That is not because I am afraid of getting the disease because I have a healthy immune system. But I don’t want to be a carrier or get involved with a quarantine situation.
Forty-three years ago my husband talked me into using my Nursing Degree from the Univ. of WA to start an in-home business with nutrition and family counseling. Sam had a Glucose Tolerance test indicating probable Diabetes. His father had Diabetes. Choosing to treat himself nutritionally, Sam was able to avoid the disease diagnosis the rest of his next 42 years to age 85. His goal was to live well to the end and mine is the same. I changed my focus from "sick" care to health care.
I found this article in one of our old newsletters:
The Longevity Project was 90 years in the making.
*Exercise won’t help you live longer.
*You don’t have to eat your vegetables.
*Stress and worry can be good for you.
*Being too optimistic can kill you.
The study tracks 1,528 Californians for almost their entire lives, started in 1921. Lewis Terman, researcher who started the project, died more than half a century ago. Other researchers have continued and conclude... “Many common health recommendations are ill advised or simply wrong!”
They say, steady daily movement like gardening and walking your dog are more likely to lead to a longer life than endless series of exercise failures.
They found people who worry and suffer some stress - the creative stress that keeps you focused and driven - live longer than the carefree types.
Married men live longer than single or divorced - but divorced women lived nearly as long as married ones. Men - it looks like you need her more than she needs you. I’d say, don’t worry, but a little worry may be good for you! -THE DOUGLAS REPORT, VOLII, NO 7
If I catch the virus, it’s likely to be mild, but that doesn’t mean something won’t happen down the road. Until that time, I choose to live HAPPY AND SHARE by continuing to bring out the best in myself and others!
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NANA KOROBI, YA OKI
FAILING/FALLING 7 TIMES, GETTING BACK UP 8 TIMES -sg
Last Sunday, I was treated to lunch by Chef Tak. He explained, "In the restaurant business our day often starts later in the day. Regardless of the evening hours, the proper greeting is 'Ohayo Gozaimasu' or the direct translation of Japanese, "Good Morning."
Chef Tak further explains that his coworkers must have the attitude of 'getting up' and being of service.
The above drawing by Sam Goto hangs prominently above my bed. It's time for me to awaken, get up, and refine my new life.
Bodhidharma was a Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th/6th century AD. The history of the Daruma starts with the monk, but has been commercialized. For my purpose it symbolizes goal setting and persistence. Goal setting was explained in a previous blog. Persistence is symbolized by the weighted bottom so when knocked over, the doll rights itself.
Last night, I explained to Michelle, "Don't be afraid to fail." We are therefore practicing the skill of getting up again.
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USING THE EXAMPLE OF WATER
TO FIND OUR OWN PATH IN LIFE
We’re in the rainy season here in the Seattle Northwest. When the rivers are overflowing in the wrong places, water is not appreciated. But appreciating water scenically, hydrating nature and harnessing the power of water is how we live well.
The same goes for the “energy” that we all have for making decisions, communicating and getting things done. It helps us live well.
The difference between water & energy is that we can see and feel water. On the other hand, we can’t see energy, but we can produce it - going with the flow, persisting, focussing:-)
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What were the circumstances in Japan & US promoting Japanese Immigration to US & Seattle around 1900?
The 1868 Meiji Restoration, brought Japan out of 200 years of isolation (foreigners as well as Japanese citizens were killed or imprisoned setting foot on or returning to Japanese soil). The Samurai Shogun was overthrown and the Emperor restored. New political, financial and military leaders chose European imperialism and the American model to transform their country as quickly as possible into a major power. Therefore, “GOING TO AMERICA” was publicized and encouraged.
America was expanding westward and still needed cheap labor. The Civil War was over and slave labor was no longer available. The 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act, enacted because American politicians reacted to the outcry that the Chinese were taking all the good jobs, created a shortage of labor. Especially, workers for railroad and mining were still needed and the Japanese were willing to work hard for cheap. The average $1 (whites earned $2.75) a 10-hour day in America compared to 16 - 25 cents a day earned in Japan.
Japan was experiencing over population, economic problems and climate related farm crop failures. My Grandpa, K Tsukamaki, explains, “In my farming village (Hiroshima, Japan), every other household had someone who had come to America. They would come back to Japan in their fancy western clothes and brag about all the money they made. My father saw no future for his three sons in Japan. My father was 47-years-old (average life expectancy was age 50) when he came to Seattle in 1897 as a railroad worker. He made three trips to America.
I was 19-years old when I immigrated in 1905. Since I was the oldest son I didn’t have to worry, but many of the young men in the village left Japan so they wouldn’t be conscripted into the Japanese army in the fight against Russia.”
Japanese emigration to the United States for the 30 plus years from 1890 to 1924 totaled 275,000. In only one year, 1913, there was 283,000 Italians who entered the U.S. The 1924 Immigration Act and Asian Exclusion act stopped all immigration from Japan, for the same political reasons the Chinese were excluded 40 years before.
Tsukamaki’s father was clearly aware of the politics on both sides of the Pacific ocean, reading newpapers and books like AMERICA BOUND. He arranged for his three sons to emigrate. The second son sneaked into the United States in 1923, using an underground network. The third son, Ted, was brought as a 15-year-old minor on the last boat in the spring, before the exclusion July 1, 1924.
Ted joined the class at the Orillia, WA, grade school and quickly advanced. Ted is remembered in the community as a baseball all-star catcher on the White River Valley team.
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IT'S MORE FUN TO LIVE MY LIFE THIS WAY!
Studies like the one at U of Illinois by Hernandez confirm that we sleep 78% better when we practice optimism.
What does it mean to be optimistic? “An optimistic person thinks the best possible thing will happen, and hopes for it even if it's not likely. Someone who's a tad too confident this way is also sometimes called optimistic.”
“People who are the most optimistic tend to be better sleepers, a study of young and middle-aged adults found. More than 3,500 people ages 32-51 were included in the study sample. The participants included people in Birmingham, Alabama; Oakland, California; Chicago; and Minneapolis. The research was led by Rosalba Hernandez, a professor of social work at the University of Illinois.
‘Results from this study revealed significant associations between optimism and various characteristics of self-reported sleep after adjusting for a wide array of variables, including socio-demographic characteristics, health conditions and depressive symptoms,’ Hernandez said. “
I generally sleep well, but the grandkids accuse me of a lot of loud breathing!
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