Morning Coffee with Dr.T

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A few topics from this episode:

• Sugar season can weaken immune health.
  The months of Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas bring increased sugar consumption and holiday stress, which can affect overall health and contribute to the illnesses commonly associated with “flu season.”

• Pregnancy is a time to pay attention to iodine levels.
  Iodine is important during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Checking your iodine level can provide a general indication of whether levels are low, medium, or high.

• Parents deserve informed choices about vaccines for their children.
  Parents need access to vaccine information, including ingredients, contraindications, recommended ages, and questions to ask before making medical decisions.

• A Measles infection does not justify the fear and hysteria.
  Measles causes fever, cough, rash, runny nose, and watery eyes. Supportive care, Vitamin A and maintaining adequate nutrition and hydration can help the body recover.

• Vitamin A, Vitamin D, and Vitamin C are important nutrients to consider during measles concerns.
  Adequate nutrition and vitamin status are important for those concerned about measles, particularly vitamin A.

• Vaccine exposure can be a concern even for children who are not vaccinated.
  Possible exposure through vaccinated mothers and shedding from vaccinated individuals, particularly in relation to eczema and food allergies are a concern for many.

• Medical consent matters when you enter a hospital.
  Patients can clearly document their wishes on admission paperwork, including but not limited to, objections to vaccines, and can use additional identification such as a medical alert bracelet to make those wishes visible. It is important to READ the paperwork and understand what you are signing.

• Gut health is central to addressing SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth) and digestive problems.
  Fiber, probiotics and attention to the intestinal tract are important when addressing SIBO. One may need to try different forms of fiber if a particular kind does not work.

• Magnesium comes in different forms with different effects.
  Magnesium glycinate is a more easily absorbed form, while magnesium citrate is associated with bowel preparation and can cause significant diarrhea.

• A spike-protein antibody test does not measure the amount of spike protein in the body.
  An antibody test indicates exposure to spike protein but does not establish how much is present, when exposure occurred, or whether spike protein remains in the body.

• COVID-19 vaccination and shedding raise questions about potential health effects.
  People who have never received a COVID-19 injection still have valid concerns about exposure to vaccinated individuals, including questions surrounding shedding, spike protein, and potential connections to cancer.

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