The most important advice we can get during this time of social distancing and mask-wearing is to boost your immune system and keep your children’s immunity healthy. The immune system enables the body to protect itself against transmittable viruses and diseases.
The body’s apparatus, immunity gives the body the ability to recognize harmful substances it interprets as foreign and rid itself of them. The immune system is essential to well-being. When such a substance enters the body, complex chemical and mechanical activities are set into motion to defend and protect the body’s cells and tissues.
According to Medina Nance, an experienced and expert herbalist, it is the one question people keep asking about is immunity. Immunity is essential, and these are steps she suggests to ensure your immune system remains strong.
What is autoimmunity- An Immune System that is overstimulated and starts to attack itself, organs, tissues, etc., i.e. Lupus, Sarcoidosis, M.S., Type 1 Insulin Dependent Diabetes, etc.
For more information contact Dr. Medina Nance at 773-324-4372
A fruit is the most beautiful part of a plant or tree. In fact, it is the portion that gives the plant or tree its name. Likewise, as children of God, the fruit we bear shows the kind of spirit that lives in us. If we bear the fruit of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, it shows the character of God in us. It is important to keep in mind that it takes time to start bearing the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 4:4). When we humble ourselves to the Holy Spirit and allow it to lead us through the Word of God, it becomes easy to bear the fruit of the Spirit. It’s important to be patient with yourself and others as you grow in the fruit of the spirit. Remember that God will use people, events, circumstances, difficulties, or challenges to bear the fruit in you. Therefore, don’t complain but instead cease every opportunity to exhibit the qualities of the Holy Spirit in you and bear the fruit of the Spirit showing God’s character in you. May your day be fruitful to the Lord and others!
–Tamara C.