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 It is my belief, this is a Must Have Product to help to combat ALS, Alzeimers, Dementia and Cyanobacterial Neurotoxin BMAA. I completed research on L-Serine in October 2018 and the post about this is at the bottom of this post and where you can purchase it. More positive news from this report so I am so glad we have been taking it since then.
Understanding How Environmental Factors Affect Children’s Asthma ~ Organophosphate Exposure1/25/2019
Report came from The Asthma Community Network that has a wealth of information and programs throughout the US which includes podcasts, videos and more - all about asthma and programs that may help those who suffer from asthma. Click on the links at the end of this post and sign up for their forum for more help with asthma. Understanding How Environmental Factors Affect Children’s Asthma The Center for Environmental Research and Children’s Health at the University of California – Berkeley also looked at the effects of agriculture on children but they specifically looked at childhood organophosphate exposure. They found that exposure lead to increased asthma symptoms and decreased lung function. Another chemical they looked at was sulfur, specifically because it is a low-toxicity pesticide approved for both conventional and organic agriculture use. Poorer respiratory performance was associated with higher sulfur exposure. Link for this report  Understanding How Environmental Factors Affect Children’s Asthma
Sponsoring Program Name: NIEHS/EPA In the United States, 6.2 million children are affected by asthma, causing them to miss school, extracurricular activities, and other important events. Environmental factors such as air pollution, mold, and secondhand smoke can worsen common asthma symptoms. Research from the NIEHS/EPA children’s centers has increased understanding of what factors heighten asthma and what can be done to help children maintain a normal quality of life. University of Iowa Children’s Environmental Airway Disease Center researched how children who live in rural communities are impacted by the agricultural settings surrounding them. There was a notion that rural life had a protective effect on childhood asthma, but this study showed that though the pollutants were different than those in urban settings, organic dusts and particles in rural areas still affected children. The Center for Environmental Research and Children’s Health at the University of California – Berkeley also looked at the effects of agriculture on children but they specifically looked at childhood organophosphate exposure. They found that exposure lead to increased asthma symptoms and decreased lung function. Another chemical they looked at was sulfur, specifically because it is a low-toxicity pesticide approved for both conventional and organic agriculture use. Poorer respiratory performance was associated with higher sulfur exposure. Click here Other Centers looked at the effect of traffic-related air pollution, including particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, among others. The underlying finding across all the centers was that children who live, attend school, or play near major roadways are more susceptible to asthma. The University of Southern California Children’s Environmental Health Center specifically looked at the risk of asthma in children with no prior history of asthma and the onset of asthma in younger children living near roadways. Researchers at the Center for the Study of Childhood Asthma in the Urban Environment at Johns Hopkins University used high-efficiency filters in homes with smokers. These filters resulted in 33 fewer days per year that contributed to asthma symptoms. Research from these Children’s Centers continue to support advancements and increased understanding of how environmental factors affect children’s asthma. By understanding the elements that influence asthma, communities and families are better able to protect and help their children manage this chronic disease. Learn more about the children’s centers research on asthma and other children’s health topics in the 2017 Children’s Center Impact Report. http://www.asthmacommunitynetwork.org/node/16630#40 Report came from The Asthma Community Network that has a wealth of information and programs throughout the US which includes podcasts, videos and more. Click on the links below and sign up for their forum for help with asthma http://www.asthmacommunitynetwork.org Step Up Asthma Program Total Programs in Action: 1104 Total Members in Action: 4395 Thanks to CALUSA WATERKEEPER for sharing this informative article about L-Serine - I wrote about this in October and my family started taking the powder - It is a wonderful product and I have felt a noticeable difference. So has my husband. He has two parents with Alzheimers and we want to be sure we do everything we can NOT to get it, plus it has helped with the problems we were having from the Toxic Bacteria in the sand, air and water from our visits to the beach. When I researched it in October at that time there were only 4 products available that I could find anywhere...in searching today its being offered by many more... Because it works. My original post included a video and testimonials plus where you can purchase the products. Original Post CLICK HERE Could This Radical New Approach to Alzheimer’s Lead to a Breakthrough? Big Pharma has spent billions and gotten nowhere. Here's what we could learn from a new theory. By Rick Tetzeli January 18, 2019  In a small lab in Jackson Hole, Wyo., 65-year-old Paul Cox believes he’s closing in on a treatment that might prevent Alzheimer’s disease. And ALS. And a host of other neurodegenerative diseases, for that matter. Cox, we should point out, isn’t a neurologist. He isn’t a physician of any kind. He doesn’t work at a big drug company or an academic medical center or a government laboratory. His ideas come from so far outside the mainstream of neurological research that you might think he’s crazy or deluded or worse. But then, some very credible people think he might be on to something big—which might make the improbable, quixotic story you are about to read one of the most important as well. Click here to Read the rest of the Article
Love this Air Purifier ~~ I had to get another one as my other one died after 10 years. There are so many toxins in our homes inside and out .. Now more than ever with cyanobacteria from the waters and so called Red Tide we all need a good quality air purifier. I have had a quality air purifier since I had a house fire and mold was hiding in the walls of our bathroom walls that we had no idea was there. It is so important to have one in your home now more than ever. Many of my friends and family have had breathing issues for the last year alone due to the toxic waters we now have. This is the one I chose after reviewing many. Finally Professional Quality at an Affordable Price. Instantly Improve the Quality of your Indoor Air.  Researchers aim to spare farmers and landscape workers neurotoxic effects by Megha Satyanarayana OCTOBER 28, 2018 | APPEARED IN VOLUME 96, ISSUE 43 Researchers in India have developed a compound that neutralizes organophosphate pesticides and are working to create a medicinal gel for farmers and landscape workers who suffer from neurotoxicity-related exposure.  How many studies are going to be completed before something is actually done???? Study is below - Conclusions are listed first Conclusions This ecological study in the contiguous US, using satellite data and data of multiple causes of death, found a significant positive association between risk of non-alcoholic liver disease mortality and cyanobacterial bloom coverage. We identified clusters of non-alcoholic liver disease mortality in clusters in those counties that also had higher bloom coverage. The evidence for excess non-alcoholic liver disease in areas with high cyanobacterial bloom coverage suggests that more attention should be centered around the public health impact of harmful cyanobacterial blooms. Additionally, remote sensing could be used to efficiently monitor the distribution of algal blooms over a national or global level and serve as a possible early warning tool for public health alerts.  Is your Brain Tangled from Blue Green Algae Scum? Studies proved L-Serine gets them Untangled10/24/2018
Could this be the cure for Alzheimer, Parkinsons & Lou Gehrigs Disease AND at the same time help those of us who are ill from Blue Green Algae Toxic Bacteria, etc. in the air, sand and water? It is my opinion that it is a BIG finding and while they continue to finish up their Phases of the Trials I have NO doubt it will help both and am not waiting to order some. (I have two in-laws who have Alzheimers and were ill from the Toxic Bacteria.)
Key points: Blue-green algae is common in the environment Exposure to high doses of toxins increases brain tangles in animals Brain tangles reduce in animals if diet supplemented with amino acid L-SERINE Blocks BMAA's (This study found that using L-Serine would block BMAA's) Kill Sinus Infection in 20 Seconds With This Simple Method And This Common Household Ingredient10/23/2018
There’s nothing more annoying than a runny nose and itchy throat.
It’s even worse when your sinuses swell up and cause headaches and pain. This article will teach you two simple trick to get lasting sinus congestion relief.
Great article by Dr. Group at the Global Healing Center ~~ Liver Cleanse is a MUST for all to rid your body of all toxins. I do this often. I would like to add one more benefit in my opinion.. To Cleanse your body of all #RedTide (Toxic Bacteria) Pesticide Illnesses that are affecting so many of you. Special right now so don't delay..
by Dr. Edward Group DC, NP, DACBN, DCBCN, DABFM Last Updated on October 8, 2015 Your liver is responsible for processing toxins in the body, so you’ll want to keep it working at its best. Sometimes, though, diet or lifestyle can catch up to us, and, if that happens, a liver cleanse becomes necessary. With a cleanse, you’ll certainly get rid of all that toxic buildup, but there are lots of other perks as well. 
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