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Hey there, folks! Today, let's dive into a topic that's been on everyone's minds lately: Long COVID. You've probably heard about it in the news or maybe even know someone who's been affected by it. But what exactly is it, and why does it happen? And perhaps more importantly, how does it affect us humans? Let's break it down in a conversational manner.

Are you on a quest for better breathing and overall wellness? Discover a holistic approach to respiratory health that dates back thousands of years. Dr. Raj Chopra, renowned Ayurvedic practitioner and author, presents "AyurPedia: Ayurvedic Pathways to Wellness - Breathe Easy for Respiratory Wellness." Part of the best-selling AyurPedia series, this book combines ancient Ayurvedic wisdom with modern-day applications. Whether you're dealing with seasonal allergies or looking to increase lung capacity, this guide offers practical solutions to improve your quality of life.

Breath moves in wavelike motions. When breath flows freely within the body, we live in a natural state of harmony, making choices that enhance well-being and generate energy. Each individual breath travels through us in a unique way depending on its flow, texture, speed, and patterning. Like a leaf falling from a tree that spirals to the ground, waves of breath travel through the airways of the body in a spiraling motion. This is the way air moves, the way breath moves, and the way oceans, rivers, and lakes move, too.

Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the shocking mortality figures obscured the fact that death is not the only adverse outcome of the virus. Today, as many as 30 percent of COVID-19 survivors still experience symptoms long after their acute illness has passed, with cognitive and mental health problems especially prominent. For long haulers, this struggle with Long COVID has irrevocably changed their lives. In Clearing the Fog, neuropsychologist Dr. James C. Jackson offers people suffering from Long COVID and their families a roadmap to help them manage their “new normal.”

In recent years the field of aging research has exploded with new clinical findings. Many widely accepted ideas about aging—including those about the inevitability of our declining metabolism, our dying brain cells, and our deteriorating muscles and bones—have been debunked. Today we know that the physical signs of aging are far more a product of lifestyle choices than of calendar years. Aging Backwards offers an exciting and comprehensive plan for actively slowing down and even reversing the aging process through gentle exercise that develops strong, flexible muscles.

This book goes beyond the basics, offering advanced strategies, cutting-edge technologies, and interdisciplinary approaches to empower you in navigating the challenges of a global crisis. From personalized health practices to futuristic disaster resilience, each page is a roadmap for thriving, not just surviving. Explore innovative cheats, hacks, hints, tips, and tricks to equip yourself for a dynamic and adaptable future. Your comprehensive guide to pandemic survival starts here!

Commonsense Medicine is a must-listen for everyone seeking to improve their health, understand why we get sick, and survive the next pandemic. Included are the secrets of how he invented Xlear and the personal reasons that drove him to find solutions for his family. This is the new paradigm in medicine.

In this beginner’s quick start guide, we will discuss bronchiectasis in more detail, including its causes, symptoms, and treatment options. We will also provide a 3-step guide on how to manage the condition through diet and lifestyle changes.

Weeks after giving birth, Holly Frances went from being a healthy 26-year-old new mom to paralyzed and on life support—in less than 72 hours. Diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder called Guillain-Barre Syndrome, Holly was trapped in her body, unable to move, speak, or hold her newborn daughter. Life Support tells the story of how Holly struggled to overcome the despair, hopelessness and physical pain, to regain her health and get back to being a mother to her daughter.