Coronavirus Update: Things That Weaken Your Immunity

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13 Things That Can Weaken Your Immune System States are beginning to open up, even as health experts have expressed concerns that COVID-19 infections and deaths will increase. See what can hamper your immune system's ability to fight infection and illness. Read More   Tips for Safe Grocery Shopping The American Medical Association has some tips for staying safe while at the store, and what to do when you come home. Read More   What Will the Next Few Years Look Like? Life will not look like we remember. We'll talk to each other behind sheets of Plexiglas or face masks. We'll continue to walk and work 6 feet apart. Here's what to expect. Read More   How Many Cases Are in Your State? Use our interactive map to see how your state compares to others in terms of coronavirus cases, closures, and testing. Read More   How to Use a Home Pulse Oximeter Some doctors are recommending that COVID-19 patients monitor their blood oxygen levels at home with a pulse oximeter. Here's how to use one properly. Watch Video   Don't Worry About Being Productive Right Now Instead of asking yourself how much you can accomplish today, one therapist has a different question he wants you to consider. Read More   Love to Travel? What Staying Home Does to Your Well-Being Travelers, in particular, are surely feeling restless; being cooped up isn't exactly comforting for those of us who have grown to rely on moving from place to place. Read More   COVID-19 Basics What Happens to Your Body When You Get Coronavirus How Do I Know if I Have a Fever? How Long Does the Coronavirus Live on Surfaces? Healthy at Home How to Get Your Sleep Back on Schedule A Quick Stretching Routine to Do at Home Health Benefits of Herbal Teas

Treating coronavirus using stem cell research

Jogin Desai, Founder and CEO of Eyestem, explains how the startup can be instrumental in finding out which drugs can work against coronavirus.

my comment :-
why not use stem cells from corona carriers without symptoms for a study of cell immunity -which later can be used to increase immunity in others without using a vaccine

MY CURIOUS MIND

no scientific study of these are ever done

ANY BODY KNOWS?WHAT IS THE HEALING POWER -IF ANY?OF THE BELOW MENTIONED  COMPONENTS OF INCENSE TO HEAL AN INFECTION IN LUNGS? -SUCH AS PNEUMONIA?

Religious use of incense

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• Frankincense/Olibanum — burned for purification, 
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• Myrrh — has similar properties to frankincense, though it is also used for healing and attraction as well. Was used for embalming in antiquity. 
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• Benzoin - effect is purifying.
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• Sandalwood - effect is both devotional and purifying.
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• Copal — most often burned for purification, both spiritual cleansing as well as for cleansing physical items. Copal is actually a generic term referring to many different types of resins. Varieties include white, black, and golden.
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• Dragon's blood — burned for love, strength, and courage and can be used to add potency to any spellwork.
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• Pine and Cedar — help cleanse space of negative energy.

of all the 7 types of incense i think benzoin may be -more useful

NO SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS DONE YET -though it is used since last 3000 years

Coronavirus Update: Vaccine Trials on Fast Track

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