On this episode Dr. George Burroughs and co-host, BetyLou Pierce talk about 22 ways to boost your Immune System. Interestingly, all 22 start with the letter “S” .. and yes, Sex is one of them.

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Episode 9 - Sex… and 21 other ways to boost your Immune System!

Ask someone what you could do to boost your Immune System and they will probably suggest some supplements.

That’s a great answer.

In fact, it’s such a great answer that we devoted our last episode to it (see Episode 8 - Your Body Does NOT Have An Immune System).

However, what about other ways?

What else could you do to strengthen your Immune System?

On this episode we share with you 22 ways to boost your Immune System. Interestingly, all 22 start with the letter “S” .. and yes, Sex is one of them.

Here's the other 21... broken down into the three factors of health:

PHYSICAL Factors:

Sleep

Sweat

Spine (alignment)

Smile

Speak

Sing

Senses

NUTRITIONAL Factors:

Sugar (avoid)

Sunlight

Saturate

Soil

Sensitivities

Stool

Supplements

EMOTIONAL Factors:

Self (worth)

Serve

Silence

Stress

Socialize

School

Sabbath

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On this episode Dr. George Burroughs and his co-host, 78 year old BetyLou Pierce, discuss the questions - and answers - you need to know to regarding the Coronavirus.    

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Episode 7 - How A 78 Year Old Can Help Protect You From The Coronavirus

What can you possibly learn from a 78 year old when it comes to the Coronavirus?

The answer is simple: a lot!

On this episode Dr. George Burroughs and his co-host, 78 year old BetyLou Pierce, discuss the questions - and answers - you need to know to regarding the Coronavirus.

We begin by learning what BetyLou is doing to keep herself healthy and strong during this current pandemic.

We then discuss:

- How to build a “savings” account for your health
- Why closing public beaches is the right - AND wrong - answer
- The ONE very important question no one is asking about COVID-19
- The advantage that healthy people have over unhealthy people (it’s not what you think)
- The REAL problem with the Coronavirus
- The common denominator among Coronavirus “hotspots”
- What is the actual cost of “social distancing?”
- Herd Immunity: are vaccines the best answer?

Our goal on this episode is not just to provide answers… it’s to help ask the best questions.

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*** To learn more about the Physical, Nutritional, and Emotional factors of health, download a free copy of our ebook: 3 Causes Of All Disease at http://www.GetHealthyAlabama.com 

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If you, or someone you know, suffers with pain you’ll want to listen to this episode of the Get Healthy Alabama podcast.

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Episode 6 - The Missing Link For Pain Relief?

Visit a medical doctor when you are experiencing pain and you’ll most likely receive a prescription for a pain killer, muscle relaxer and/or an anti-inflammatory.

Although these drugs may provide some relief, they won’t, unfortunately, address the underlying cause of the pain.

Visit a Chiropractor when you are experiencing pain and he/she may help you… IF the pain is being caused by a misalignment to one or more of the bones in the body.

However, what if the pain persists?

That is, what do you do if medications, visits to the Chiropractor, and sessions with a Physical Therapist don’t resolve your problem?

The answer:

Consider seeing a “soft-tissue” specialist!

On this episode of the Get Healthy Alabama podcast, Betylou Pierce and Dr. George Burroughs sit down with the very gifted and talented soft-tissue specialist Chase Moye.  

Although educated to be a licensed Massage Therapist, Chase has received hundreds of hours of additional training in specific soft tissue techniques.  This has allowed him to develop an expertise in the care of soft-tissue dysfunction.

Topics discussed on this episode:

-  the pain that led Chase to a soft-tissue specialist

• the difference between soft-tissue and hard-tissue
• the importance of fascia in pain relief
• the 3-step protocol for treating people in pain
• what to look for in a soft-tissue specialist

To contact soft-tissue specialist Chase Moye, call (251) 300-8276 or visit his website at www.HealthFixAL.com

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On this episode we - nutritionist BetyLou Pierce and chiropractor Dr. George Burroughs - take a look at the Coronavirus and what you REALLY need to know.

Episode 5 - The Coronavirus: What You Really Need To Know

Did you know that the Coronavirus is actually the name of a family of viruses and that 20% of “common colds” are from Coronaviruses?

It’s true.

However, what makes this particular Coronavirus - “COVID-19” - a cause for concern is that, unlike other Coronaviruses, it is not spread from animals to humans… it is spread from human to human and no one has an immunity to it.

So what can you do?

Two things.

First, take precautions to avoid the Coronavirus.

Second, do things to strengthen your Immune System.

A lot of attention has, thankfully, been given to avoiding the Coronavirus. Unfortunately, not as much to strengthening the Immune System.

We want to correct that. We start by addressing WHY strengthening the Immune System is important.

Think of it this way: if you punch a bodybuilder in the shoulder, he brushes it off. If you punch a feeble older man, he crumbles.

Likewise, if a person with a strong Immune System is exposed (punched) to a virus, he/she brushes it off. If a person with a weak Immune System is exposed to a virus, he/she may get very sick.

Here’s the bottom line: the key to minimizing the impact of ANY virus is to strengthen your Immune System.

The majority of this episode focuses on this important task:

How to strengthen the Immune System - The Seven S’s

1) Sugar - why you should avoid it
2) Sleep - how much you need for optimal Immune function
3) Sunlight - Vitamin D boosts Immunity
4) Stress - what to do to manage it
5) Stomach - the incredible relationship it has with the Immune System
6) Spine - how staying “aligned” keeps you healthy
7) Supplements - which ones you should take

As always, please feel free to share this with a friend.

*** To learn more about the Physical, Nutritional, and Emotional factors of health, download a free copy of our ebook: 3 Causes Of All Disease at http://www.GetHealthyAlabama.com

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On this episode we - nutritionist BetyLou Pierce and chiropractor Dr. George Burroughs - take a look at what it takes to get a good night’s sleep.

Episode 4 - How To Get  A Good Night’s Sleep

We begin by discussing the importance of getting a good night’s sleep: 

• how it helps the brain cleanse itself of amyloid plaque (thought to be a leading cause of Alzheimer’s disease)
• how it helps the liver detoxify and the muscles recuperate
• how it boosts the Immune System, allowing you to resist disease 
• how it strengthens EVERY system of the body

We then discuss the biggest obstacle to sleeping well: an inability to “turn off one’s brain”.

Most importantly, we provide holistic solutions for getting a good night’s sleep:

1) Physical Solutions - turning off the phone, computer and TV one hour before going to bed.  Minimizing the amount of “blue” light in the evenings. Testing pillows and beds for optimal comfort.

2) Emotional Solutions - before going to bed, spend time in prayer or meditation.  Write in a journal.  Process emotions from the day… let go of any negative ones.  Forgive self and others.

3) Nutritional Solutions - think twice before taking Melatonin.  Avoid heavy meals in the evening.  Take a mineral supplement after your last meal.  Consider valerian root, passion flower (herbs) and lavender (essential oil).

A few other tips revealed in this episode:

If you wake up in the middle of the night and can’t get back to sleep, consider taking a spoonful of local honey before going to bed.

If you suffer with bad dreams or nightmares, examine your diet for potential food sensitivities.  For example, some people state that consuming dairy late in the evening causes them to have “bad” dreams.

*** To learn more about the Physical, Nutritional, and Emotional factors of health, download a free copy of our ebook: 3 Causes Of All Disease at http://www.GetHealthyAlabama.com 

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