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The big bad C.V.D is still around and will always be around.  Sorry to say that it's not going away any time soon.  We really don't know the truth about how it started.  There are many speculations about it being manufactured in a lab to spreading from animals.  We are being told that it's been found not only in us humans but also deer, dogs, and now possibly cows.  There is information out that that dogs are now being given the "jab" for it and pretty soon cows will be as well.  It's all very scary isn't it?  Trusting anyone with authority on this is questionable because we have not been given the entire truth.  There are too many questions that have been unanswered and too many things that don't make sense or line up. 

As far as I'm concerned, the best thing we can do is take care of ourselves in the best way we know how.  To do that,  I highly suggest keeping a few supplements in your cupboard like my family does just in case you end up with C.V.D.  It has come into our office about 4 times now with clients needing help or not knowing they have been exposed to it.  Here are supplements we use:

1.  CellTem Homeopathic Remedy
2.  Influenseg Homeopathic Remedy
3.  Vitamin C
4.  Vitamin D & K
5.  Zinc (need Quercitin to be absorbed)
6.  Quercitin
7.  Olive Leaf Extract
8.  N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)

We carry these all in our office.  You are welcome to come by to pick them up or call us and we will ship them to you.

If you prefer to order online, you are welcome to order online yourself with these links:

CellTem and Influenseg are homeopathic remedies by Nucleic.  You can order those at this link:  https://www.joyfullivingservices.com/nucleic-products.html

Vitamin C, D&K, Zinc, Quercitin, Olive Leaf Extract, and NAC are Nature's Sunshine products.  You can order those  at this link:
https://www.naturessunshine.com/?referral=220327&offer=NSP 

It's always better to be prepared and have these items in your cupboard just in case you need them. 

My Other Suggestions:
1.  Be aware of people around you but do not be afraid. 
2.  Notice if anyone is coughing around you and stay clear of them. 
3.  Be sure to wash your hands throughout the day as this is the best way to stay healthy.
4.  If you wear a mask, only wear it for the day, and then wash it in hot soapy water. 
5.  Do not wear the same mask day after day.
6.  Be sure to drink plenty of water (1/2 your weight in ounces) to keep your body hydrated.
7.  Keep your immune system strong by sleeping well. 
8.  Go to bed on time and sleep in a dark room.
9.  Go out in the sun at least 15 minutes every day.
10.  Exercise a little bit everyday. 
11.  Eat a good healthy, clean, diet free from junk foods and fried foods.
12.  If you need to lose weight, lose it.  This puts a lot of stress on your body.
13.  If you're stressed, drink herbal teas or take supplements to help your body balance.
14.  If you're constipated, eat more fiber or take supplements to open up your elimination.
15.  Live your life the way you want to live it - love who you want to love - be who you want to be.

Let’s talk about water 
 
Not only is it a big part of what you are made up of (or should be) but you probably already know 70%+ of the Earth  is covered with water (not to mention what’s underground). 
 
How interesting of God to plan & create this
 
Ask yourself…how much of your ‘underground’ is made up of water
 
Most are dehydrated. If you are thirsty, you are already dehydrated.
 
*How does your skin look
*Do you have brain fog
*How is your digestion
*Eliminating at least once+ a day
 
These are just a FEW signs your body is lacking in water. 
 
Quick test: Pinch the skin on the back of your hand & let go right away. Did the skin snap back right away If not, you are dehydrated.
 
Lots of health problems can be helped significantly just by drinking water 
 
A good rule of thumb  is to drink half your weight in ounces of water a day.
 
How to calculate this: Divide your weight in half to get the number of ounces (example: 150 pounds/2=75 ounces).
 
Don’t drink this all at once as it can tax the kidneys, will make you have to pee a lot & it will be clear, (should be straw-colored) & won’t hydrate your cells.2-4 ounces every 30 minutes is better.
 
What kind of water ***NOT from the tap There are too many undissolved solids (TDS = total dissolved solids) for the body to try to clean out before it can get the water out of the solids & hydrate your cells.
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Some confuse this with minerals they say we need from our water.
 
Think of it this way: God’s perfect water cycle creates distilled water:  evaporation,  condensation,  precipitation.
 
We have, & will always have, the exact same amount of water that has been here since Creation due to this amazing cycle
 
Distilled is best - don’t get confused by those who say we get minerals from the tap. Not true-they add that ‘stuff’  to the tap water that the body does not recognize & has to clean it up first.
 
Get your minerals from clean, organic food
 
Reverse osmosis water is also good.
 
Carbonated water produces an acidic environment. That turns into inflammation, & can result in pain & other unwanted health symptoms.
 
Lots to process yet it’s very simple
 
Let’s talk WATER 
 
Go hydrate 

A few times a month I've been writing about an herb, homeopathic remedy, or some type of cleansing product.  Today I'm going to talk about CellTem which is a homeopathic remedy that I've been having great success with.

Cell Metabolism RNA and DNA Fortification and Regulation

Areas of research:
Autism Spectrum/ ADD-ADHD
Cancer/Cell Mutations
Chemical Exposures
DNA and RNA based Vaccination
Genetic Disorders
Radiation Exposure
Cachexia

DNA and RNA are the backbone to life and its expression
Nucleotides are the basic fundamental structures in DNA and RNA. DNA is made of four types of nucleotides, which are linked covalently into a polynucleotide chain (a DNA strand) with a sugar-phosphate backbone from which the bases (Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, and Thymine). Together these base pairs form a helix structure. When paired, these chains of nucleotides creates a unique set of instructions for every human cell on the planet.

Genes interact with our environment and cancers
As the onslaught on our cells becomes ever compounding due to toxins, stress, EMF, and overall life, it is no mistake that damage to the our genes can become apparent. All cancers arise as a result of changes that have occurred in the DNA sequence of the genomes of cancer cells. Over the past quarter of a century much has been learnt about these mutations and the abnormal genes that operate in human cancers. We are now, however, moving into an era in which it will be possible to obtain the complete DNA sequence of large numbers of cancer genomes. These studies will provide us with a detailed and comprehensive perspective on how individual cancers have developed.

Cancer is responsible for one in eight deaths worldwide. It encompasses more than 100 distinct diseases with diverse risk factors and epidemiology which originate from most of the cell types and organs of the human body and which
are characterized by relatively unrestrained proliferation of cells that can invade beyond normal tissue boundaries and metastasize to distant organs.

DNA and RNA Vaccination
DNA or RNA Vaccination technology is not new. DNA vaccination has become the fastest growing field in vaccine technology following reports at the beginning of the 90’s that plasmid DNA induces an immune response to the plasmid-encoded antigen in contrast to vaccines that employ recombinant bacteria or viruses, genetic vaccines consist only of DNA (as plasmids) or RNA (as mRNA), which is taken up by cells and translated into proteins. The long term effects of DNA and RNA vaccinations on humans have not completely been studied however, which brings much controversy as to the future of this technology.

Celltem is a homeopathic regulation remedy designed to address cell metabolism at the central core, the nucleus. Homeopathic remedies in the form of sarcodes(Imprints of healthy tissue) have also been added to homeopathically induce favorable cell response on both DNA and RNA and its reparation according to homeopathic theory.

Disclaimer: Nucleic products does not take liability for any misuse of this informational material. Information of our products is for educational purposes only and pulled from research journals cited. References to action of homeopathic drugs can be found in the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of the United States. These products and informational documents are not intended to diagnose, treat or
mitigate any disease. This product has not been evaluated by the FDA.

How to Purchase:
Contact our office at 530-878-1119, e-mail us at iridology@netzero.net, or order online at:  joyfullivingservices.com/nucleic-products.html
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Brenda R. Generali, CCII3, Naturopath
President and Founder, Joyful Living Services: joyfullivingservices.com
Naturopath, California Naturopathic Association: californianaturopaths.com
IIPA 2021 Instructor of the Year: iridologyassn.org
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Office Phone: 530-878-1119, Cell Phone: 530-368-0918
To pay for a course you can go to: paypal.me/joyfullivingservices 

The modern world is full of toxic compounds. Nearly everything from the fish we eat to the water we drink is affected by modernity. Microplastics have made their way into the most remote parts of the ocean. Crops are sprayed with man-made pesticides to keep pests away. And, in some places, pollution is thick enough to cloud the air.

Many of these modern-day chemicals are known as endocrine-disrupting chemicals. They affect your endocrine system—an important bank of internal glands and hormones that help maintain processes like appetite, libido, sleep, metabolic functioning, and mood.

Let’s take a look at the Environmental Working Group’s (EWG) “dirty dozen” endocrine disruptors so you can be on the lookout for them as you protect yourself and your body’s terrain.
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Below, you’ll learn more about the endocrine system and why endocrine disruptors pose significant risk to your health and wellness.

What Is the Endocrine System and Why Is It Important?

The endocrine system controls and regulates complex activities in the body by secreting hormones into the bloodstream. Hormones are messengers that bring information to cells and help maintain whole-body balance or homeostasis.

When you think of hormones, you might think about a bad outbreak of acne when you were a teenager. Or a fit of sadness your own teenager went through last week. But hormones play an important role in maintaining your health.

Hormones regulate everything from your reproductive processes to your metabolic functions.

They’re produced by a collection of glands throughout your body. The major endocrine gland include your:

• Hypothalamus,
• Pituitary gland,
• Pineal gland,
• Thyroid,
• Adrenal glands,
• Thymus,
• Pancreas, and
• Gonads (testicles and ovaries)

Each gland is responsible for producing different hormones. For example, the thyroid, a butterfly-shaped gland located in your neck, is responsible for producing hormones that regulate metabolism and other important functions. The pancreas, on the other hand, is responsible for secreting insulin and glucagon into the bloodstream to regulate blood sugar levels.
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The endocrine system and its hormone messengers have a say in nearly every important internal process. That’s why it’s important to pay attention to which chemicals are disrupting your endocrine system.

What are Endocrine Disruptors?

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) are chemicals that interfere with your hormone processes. EDCs can be natural or manmade, and they’re abundantly found in things you interact with everyday such as food, cosmetics, and plastic water bottles.

EDCs can throw off your endocrine system in a number of ways. Mainly, they:

• Mimic hormones,
• Block hormones,
• Interfere with hormone production, and/or
• Modify the body’s sensitivity to hormones.

Endocrine disruptors can play many tricks on the body. They have a hand in increasing production or certain hormones, decreasing the production of others, imitating hormones themselves, turning one hormone into another, binding with hormones, and interfering with hormone signaling.

Let’s take a deeper look at 12 of the top endocrine-disrupting chemicals and discover how to avoid them so you can keep your endocrine system in good working order.

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #3: ATRAZINE

Atrazine is an herbicide product widely used on corn crops. It’s sometimes called the most popular herbicide used in the United States. Consequently, it’s also a contaminant of drinking water.

Researchers have found that exposure to atrazine can have a profound effect on sex hormone production. It can turn male frogs into females that produce viable eggs. It’s also been scientifically linked to breast tumors and prostate inflammation in animals.
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How to avoid atrazine: Atrazine is extremely common in the agricultural industry. To limit your exposure, buy organic produce whenever possible and be sure to invest in a robust water filter.

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #4: PHTHALATES

Phthalates are used as plasticizers in PVC plastics. Since phthalates are not chemically bound to PVC, they often leach into food and air. Humans are typically exposed through direct contact and general environmental contamination. We ingest, inhale, and come into contact with phthalates over the course of our entire lifetime, including during intrauterine development.

Research has shown that phthalates can prematurely signal testicular cells to die. Though it’s normal for cells to die off in the body, premature cell death isn’t typical. Studies have also tied phthalates to significant hormone changes, lower sperm count, and thyroid irregularities.
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How to avoid phthalates: Avoid plastic food containers and plastic wrap made from PVC (which has the recycling label #3. Cosmetic products also popularly contain phthalates, so be sure to buy cosmetics from a company that promotes phthalate-free personal care products.

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #5: PERCHLORATE

Perchlorate is a chemical compound that is both natural and man-made. It is a component in rocket fuel, explosives, fireworks, and road flares. Ironically, it also contaminates much of our produce and milk, according to EWG and government testing data.

When perchlorate enters the body, it interferes with iodine uptake—an important nutrient that promotes healthy function of the thyroid gland. If you ingest too much perchlorate, you can alter your thyroid hormone balance, ultimately affecting your metabolism and brain and organ development in infants and children.

How to avoid perchlorate: Buying a water filter is a good way to reduce your ingestion of perchlorate in your water source. Also, ensuring you have adequate intake of iodine in your diet may mitigate the effects of perchlorate on your thyroid.

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #6: FLAME RETARDANTS

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) are flame retardants found in consumer products. They are so widespread that they’re used in everything from TVs to mattresses.

In recent years, PBDEs have generated concern because of their widespread distribution in the environment and their potential to bioaccumulate in humans and wildlife.

These chemicals can imitate thyroid hormones in your body and alter thyroid functions. They’ve been linked to hyperthyroidism and lower IQ.
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How to avoid flame retardants: You can avoid exposure to flame retardants by wearing an industrial mask when you replace old carpet. Often, the padding underneath carpets contains PBDEs. You might also consider using a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter, which can cut down on toxic-laden house dust.

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #7: LEAD

You probably already know how dangerous lead is, but it’s worth reiterating here. Lead (Pb) is toxic to a variety of internal organs and has been linked to many health defects such as brain damage, lower IQ, hearing loss, miscarriage, increased blood pressure, kidney damage, and nervous system impairment.

Namely, lead disrupts the hormone signaling that regulates your body’s major stress system (also called the HPA axis). When lead affects your body’s ability to deal with stress, you’re more susceptible to immune function impairment, high blood pressure, anxiety and depression.

How to avoid lead: Lead is found prevalently in old paint. Particles are easily inhaled through crumbling old paint, so wear a mask if you’re doing home renovation.

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #8: ARSENIC

Arsenic (As) is something you might associate with a murder mystery or your favorite true-crime TV series. But arsenic is a toxin sometimes found in food and drinking water. Of course, if you ingest enough arsenic, it can be fatal. But many people unknowingly ingest small doses that lead to widespread, chronic health problems.

Arsenic is a hormone disruptor. Specifically, it interferes with hormone functioning in the glucocorticoid system that regulates sugar and carbohydrate metabolic processes. Disruption in the glucocorticoid system has been linked to weight fluctuations, immunosuppression, insulin resistance, and osteoporosis.

Arsenic exposure has also been linked to increased risk for skin, lung, and bladder cancers.

How to avoid arsenic: A trusted water filter can reduce your exposure to arsenic in drinking water. Also, since arsenic can be found in contaminated soil, washing and peeling vegetables is a good idea.

​ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #9: MERCURY

Mercury (Hg) is a naturally occurring, though toxic, metal. It is most often let into the air by burning coal. It can also be found in contaminated seafood.

Pregnant women are at high risk for the toxic effects of mercury, since mercury has been known to concentrate in the fetal brain and can affect brain development.

Mercury is known to have adverse effects on the adrenal glands, as well as the thyroid, hypothalamus, and pituitary gland.
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How to avoid mercury: Eat sustainable, low-mercury seafood. Wild salmon and farmed trout are good choices since they contain lots of healthy fats without the risk of mercury contamination. Higher mercury fish include king mackerel, shark, and swordfish.

​ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #10: PERFLUORINATED CHEMICALS

Perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs) include a variety of man-made chemicals used across many industries since the 1940s. They’re used to make non-stick cookware and are also found in certain textiles, leather, water-resistant apparel, rubber, and plastics.

People can be exposed to these chemicals through food, which is contaminated through soil, water, food packing, and processing equipment. PFCs are notorious for being resistant to biodegradation, meaning they easily build up in humans and the environment.

Researchers are still hard at work determining the widespread biological effects of PFCs, but it is thought that they namely affect thyroid and sex hormone levels in the body. PFOA in particular has been linked to decreased sperm quality, low birth weight, kidney disease, thyroid disease, and cancers.
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How to avoid PFCs: Opt for pans without the non-stick coating. A well-seasoned cast iron pot is a wonderful replacement. Also, beware of water-resistant coatings on clothing, furniture, and carpets.

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #11: ORGANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES

Organophosphate pesticides were developed to target the nervous systems of insects that disrupt agricultural practices and crop maintenance.

Many studies have linked organophosphate exposure to brain development and reproductive defects, though they are still widely used today. Namely, organophosphates affect the way testosterone, a male sex hormone, communicates with cells in the body. It has been shown to alter thyroid hormone levels.
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How to avoid organophosphate pesticides: Buying organic produce will help limit your exposure to all pesticides, including organophosphate pesticides.

ENDOCRINE DISRUPTOR #12: GLYCOL ETHERS
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Glycol ethers are man-made chemicals used since the 1960s as solvents and stabilizers in a wide variety of personal, household, and industrial products. They’re used in degreasers, adhesives, cleaners, dyes, inks, water-based paints, lacquers, perfumes, and cosmetics.

Some studies have linked exposure to certain glycol ethers to blood abnormalities and spontaneous abortion.  Research is also discovering that aerosol ether products may be linked to asthma and allergies.
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How to avoid glycol ethers: Since glycol ethers are so prevalent, it’s hard to avoid them completely. The safest way to avoid exposure is to avoid products with ingredients such as 2-butoxyethanol (EGBE) and methoxydiglycol (DEGME). When possible, opt for natural cleaning products.

BUY ORGANIC AND NATURAL PRODUCTS TO MITIGATE YOUR RISKS OF ENDOCRINE DISRUPTORS

All in all, endocrine disruptors are everywhere in the modern world. They’re in our conventional food practices, furniture, cookware, and cosmetics. They’re in our air and our soil.

It can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the ubiquity of EDCs. But you do have the power to make safe, smart, healthy choices in your everyday actions.

To limit exposure and protect your body, buy products from ethically driven and environmentally conscious brands that have your best interest at heart. Here are a few:

• Buy organic food products from Thrive Markets
• Buy safe skincare products from Annmarie
• Buy water filters from Berkey
• Buy air purifier from Air Doctor
• Buy an organic mattress from Plush Beds​

WHAT CAN I DO NOW?  DETOX!!!

Here are some things you can do now to take control of this situation:

1. Follow the suggestions in the articles above on how to avoid the endocrine disruptors in your life.
2. Detox.  We suggest TRS to detox.
3. Work with methylation with Methylzyme.

Questions?  Contact our office for more information at 530-878-1119 or iridology@netzero.net.

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