Manage Chronic Disease

From eNewsletter 1/12/2026

DID YOU KNOW that as we suspected early on in the pandemic, new viruses like SARS-CoV-2 can awaken latent infectious agents in the body, leading to lingering fatigue, brain fog, and other debilitating issues? Thus, long COVID symptoms in some individuals could stem from additional infections that occur alongside SARS-CoV-2, as reported in eLife.

One of the strongest lines of evidence centers on Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), the virus that causes mononucleosis. Roughly 95 percent of adults carry EBV in a latent form that usually remains silent until an immune challenge such as COVID triggers its reactivation.

The researchers report that as many as two-thirds of people with long COVID showed markers of recent EBV activity, and those with more symptoms had higher antibody levels.

One hypothesis they discuss, known as "immunity theft," proposes that an episode of acute COVID may leave people more susceptible to other infections.

This is why you need to consistently help support your immune system with prevention protocols such as our Prevent and Fight Infection 3.0, See below.

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Winning Wellness 2026

From eNewsletter 1/7/2026

DID YOU KNOW that new findings from investigators at Mass General Brigham, publishing in the American Journal of Hypertension, indicate that taking a daily multivitamin over the long term may help lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of hypertension, especially among people who had lower diet quality and normal blood pressure at the start of the study?

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We've Moved | Double Sale Week

From eNewsletter 1/5/2026

DID YOU KNOW that more than three-quarters of Americans are now putting how good they feel inside over how they appear on the outside, a major shift from the appearance-focused health culture?

A Talker Research survey found people are embracing simple daily habits like prioritizing sleep (50%), eating nourishing meals based upon their individual needs (49%), and moving in ways that feel good (44%).

The gut-brain connection is driving this change, with 77% believing gut health directly affects their emotions and 86% seeing emotional-physical health as connected. Fix your gut, fix (almost) everything!

Unfortunately, one in three have no idea what a healthy plate looks like. 55% of people who changed their diets for health did so without consulting a professional, leading many to cut certain foods while replacing certain nutrients, fiber, to name a few. If you want to fix things properly, use the services of professionals like us.

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