To all:

Something I learned today is essential to know about your ancestry relating to the Ashkenazi Jewish cultures. This is health-related for those that have genetic roots in Ashkenazi Jewish cultures, like me.

If you are not familiar with your family genetic line and if there are mutations in your DNA that may relate to other cultures, please ask your doctor to test your MTHFR (Methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase).

Information found: The Scientist, 2021

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Other links to learn more:

https://www.gaucherdisease.org/blog/5-common-ashkenazi-genetic-diseases/

https://blog.23andme.com/ancestry-reports/ashkenazi-ancestry-and-health/

https://www.gaucherdisease.org/blog/5-common-ashkenazi-genetic-diseases/

CDC: Delta Variance, what is this? How is it related to the COVID-SARS virus...

UP-TO-DATE

DELTA VARIANCE

COVID-SARS

What now???

Hard to place in my own words here. However, the following is my angle only since there is an abundance of information gathered and reported through the media that confuses the public, causing understandable fear of the Delta Variant, COVID: the primary topics of this post.

To clarify, what is a variant? In this case, it is still being determined as either a different virus independent of COVID (as it was initially recognized in India), a mutation of COVID, or if there are variances of other viruses being picked up along the migration of those infected attaching themselves to COVID and/or DELTA. This is why it may be difficult to find a vaccine that can pinpoint the actual source of the receptor site in RNA viruses.  

I encourage you to speak with a Virologist or contact a University studying this virus (i.e. Arizona State University). Your Primary care Provider is an excellent source to help you understand what to do and can refer you to any specialist in understanding the physiology of RNA viruses. 

If you are a specialist reading this column, I invite your guidance to educate us all in an effort to reduce fear in our communities. 

I worked in the design and studies in the initial phases with Scientists that specialize in all biohazard areas at the height of when COVID impacted us all last year. As I moved on to various other projects, our Scientists continue to study and understand this frequently mutating virus, working with the CDC and WHO. 

Up to date news:

https://abcnews.go.com/Health/delta-now-dominant-coronavirus-variant-us-cdc/story?id=78704682

CDC link: 

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

Regards,

All Species Nurse

 From Arizona State University (ASU) Corona Virus update according to the CDC: This applies to ASU. 

Please check your local University and other schools for CDC updated information. 

Info at ASU found at:

https://eoss.asu.edu/health/announcements/coronavirus

Latest Coronavirus updates

Updated CDC definition of ‘close contact’

Oct. 22, 2020

On Oct. 21, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its guidance to define a close contact as someone who has been within 6 feet of a confirmed COVID-19 case for at least 15 minutes over a 24-hour period. Previously, the benchmark had been 15 consecutive minutes, not 15 minutes over a 24-hour period. 

This does not change ASU’s policy, as the university had been following county guidance (10 minutes) and asking people about those they’d been around cumulatively.

For more about ASU’s exposure management, please see the following questions in our coronavirus FAQ:

• What is contact tracing?
• What is ASU's plan for contact tracing for both employees and students?

Additional resources:

• ASU COVID-19 saliva testing: https://biodesign.asu.edu/research/clinical-testing/testing
• ASU Health Services: 480-965-3349, https://eoss.asu.edu/health
• ASU Counseling Services: 480-965-6146, https://eoss.asu.edu/counseling

Posted: Oct. 22, 2020, at 5:30 p.m.

Learn more about your dog!

If you have a new pup or adult dog, there are a few good things to be educated about. Oftentimes, these things are not necessary for a veterinarian. These various topics will guide you to know when to have a veterinarian's intervention, and what you can do at home.

https://www.thesprucepets.com/dog-basics-4162146


For exotic pets, here is another link for your interests, as well.
https://www.thesprucepets.com/

Opportunist Infections relating to COVID 19

Photo: Dianne DeNardo

Never give up on finding new health discoveries every day to promote health and present disease.

PLEASE!!! Don't only think of COVID 19...there are MANY other opportunistic infectious waiting their turn to cause illnesses in an already challenged body with an ailment...

Please be careful not only for COVID 19, but for ALL opportunistic infections that can sneak in and cause great harm to your health, as well...

Many viruses have been around for a while. Technology allows us to finally track these, yet...as strains of specific infectious cells begin to create reasons for concerns, like COVID 19...technology can only catch up with that bacteria, virus, fungus typically after the attack of such "bugs." You can't live in a bubble, but with all that, we know this far about the pre-existing, existing and potential "old school" diseases" that seem to become popular in their existence again...even though we have vaccines, as any population of any species, don't be neurotic, be smart.

We can look at what we know in a negative way of manic or be proactive by being responsible for owning your own unfortunate ailment and seek consult as appropriate. If a known pandemic is made known, extreme mania response is only causing more harm to yourself (and dangerous to others...). Stress, alone, can become a challenging ailment to cure, and it can weaken inflammatory responses within your own body. In most instances...what one brings on themselves can contribute to your own fate.... please be good to you. Be good to another.

Mother nature is not biased. She doesn't care if you're warm or cold-blooded (endotherm or ectotherm). Yes, she can be quite the opportunist if not understood, learned about unaggressive, respected and treated well.

In life, don't let anyone or anything have an opportunity to take away what living is supposed to be about. Be a fighter; protect all. Take back our health; learn about the environment where you live and what illnesses you may be at risk for. Being aware of your surroundings can give you peace of mind when you don't let ignorance be bliss. It'll help guide you in what you need to be healthy, immune and happy. Make your life more than good. Make it great. Don't let the after the known of and affected bodies from disease become your fate...

For information on opportunist infections, please refer to DermNet NZ

( https://dermnetnz.org/topics/opportunistic-infections/ )

COVID-19 Corona Virus Information education for the general public

Learn more about the Corona Virus (COVID-19) and its evolution.

Where did it come from?

Outside Activity Fun!!

For all that are interested in getting outside to enjoy some fresh air, exercise or taking in the present moment to relax and just be, get involved in some outdoor activities, such as fishing 

Being involved in outdoor activities, such as the site provided (fishing), promotes mind, body and spiritual health and well-being AND reduces stress!

Some people have their own way of meditation; this sport is considered one of them.

Share your experiences, as well, on the Trizily's blog site. Traveling opportunities may be involved. Certainly, the types of gear and what is used, depending on the type of fishing you're planning, what you'll need and the gear required or hadn't yet considered, please refer to Trizily's site HERE

Meet new people, explore the outdoors, breathe in some much needed clean air and allow yourself to just be you.






Reference site: https://trizily.com/halibut-fishing/  Michael Benes


Permission to post by Robert Moreland, Founder of Trizily.com