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Have you ever heard of Andrographis? Most people haven’t, and it’s time that changed! On this episode of Vitality Radio, Jared invites Cheryl Myers back to the show to dig deep on the clinically proven benefits of Andrographis - everything from helping with fatty liver, preventing and reducing the length of a cold, and its role with auto-immune disease. Next, they’ll break down why CuraMed is the most powerful form of curcumin on the market and how it can help with inflammation, oxidative stress, and detoxification. You’ll learn how and when to use these medicinal herbs and why they should be in your medicine cabinet.

Cheryl Myers is Chief of Scientific Affairs for EuroPharma, Inc. She is an author and healthcare professional with certifications in cancer, pain control, and issues of aging. She is an expert in dietary supplements and natural medicines who has been a featured guest on hundreds of radio and television shows, as well as interviews with the New York Times, Prevention Magazine, the Wall Street Journal.

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This week Mark and Allen break down the Episode where the future of Lot 48 is finally decided! Leslie and Councilman Jeremy Jamm are finally going head-to-head, pitching their proposals for Lot 48 to the Planning Committee. Despite Jamm plying them with fast food during the meeting, Leslie is told in private her Pawnee Commons project is MUCH better for the town, and that they can't approve it because it is short $50,000 ... but if she can come up with that money in the next week, they'll vote for her. To this end, Leslie and Ben plan a black tie gala fundraiser, the gang all work together, things seem to be going well ... until the day of the gala, Leslie finds out the surprise annual Emergency Preparedness drill is happening, and as appointed Pawnee Emergency Czar, she must go to the Command Center immediately. The chosen simulated disaster is avian flu, which Leslie loves, since it is simple, and she's already prepared for it. Leslie attempts to breeze through the proceedings, but just when it looks like they have triumphed, Councilman Jamm (who was supposed to deal with Transit Authorities) dropped the ball, causing the epidemic to spread instead of being contained. Meanwhile, the rest of the gang does their best to get things ready for the gala: Ben coordinates things at Lot 48, including delegating tables and chairs to Donna, as well as dealing with firemen using Lot 48 as a triage center for the drill; Tom travels around Pawnee, desperately looking for caterers willing to supply free food for the event; Ron decides to take Leslie's place on Pawnee Today to promote the gala, which proves challenging once it becomes clear Joan Callamezzo is INCREDIBLY hung over, finally passing out on the floor before the interview can really get started. Meanwhile, the day has finally come for Andy to take the Pawnee PD exam. Very excited (but nervous), he makes his way to the police station, accompanied by April, who gives him a good luck charm and helps him with last minute cramming. After anxiously waiting in the lobby for Andy to finish, April finally sees him come back to the lobby, excited and confident that he did really well on the written exam! A bit later, Andy is once again taken into the back office, this time for his personality exam. As always, we tackle the tough questions, such as ... Can Leslie help Pawnee survive the avian flu, or is the town going the way of the dodo? How did Andy really do on his written exam? Will Ron effectively promote the gala event? Can Tom find any caterers willing to provide food for free? Is Andy prepared to take the personality exam? Where in the world did Jerry go? Does Ben talk the firemen into moving the triage center? Will Andy truly become one of Pawnee's finest? Will the gala happen, or is it destined for doom? What is "The Knope Protocol"? What is the good luck charm April gives Andy? Loyal viewers, Season 5 is on a roll ... will it continue? Stay tuned to find out, dot dot dot ... Many thanks to our wonderful sponsor, Chez Chez La Rue.

Recently the US has been considering expanding the eligibility for monkeypox vaccine. But we know that a lot of low income countries are struggling to procure the initial doses for vaccines. Vaccine Nationalism has been a matter of concern for months now. Priyal D'almeida talks to Mahek Nankani about what Vaccine Nationalism is, it's implications on LMICs and what are the ways to tackle it.

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In this episode we look closely at Bird Flu, with the current outbreak having ripped through seabird colonies across the UK and with the first confirmed cases in ROI.

Ricky and Niall look at the origins, effects and probable outcomes of avian influenza in our bird communities. 

Bird of the Week is back with Great Skua, aka "Bonxie" under the spotlight. 

In Your Nature is produced in partnership with the Heritage Offices of Laois and Offaly County Councils, supported by the Heritage Council and the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, and is edited by Ann-Marie Kelly.

Some would say we’re either currently living in a state of mass hysteria or we’re screaming full speed ahead to get there. Mike, John, and Tom discuss who defines mass hysteria and how they define it, definitions changing, nuns spontaneously meowing and then not stopping for months, the meow game, school children in Le Roy New York exhibiting muscle spasms and tics, APA being different than APA, Scientology and other cults, rational behavior being highly subjective, whether groupthink is a type of irrational behavior, the German people and the rise of the Nazi Party, Adolph Hitler writing Mein Kampf for propaganda, irrational behavior and groupthink in the face of accurate conflicting information, vaxxers and anti-vaxxers wanting different results that may be both rational and irrational, social media pulling individuals into a dopamine response feedback loop and how that generates groupthink, flip-flops and boots and changing opinions, politicians following the polls, the populist movement and the rule of the crowd, the wisdom of the crowd, pure democracy can be chaos, the traditional nuclear family is communism in practice, socialism and pure democracy can work in smaller groups, communism and socialism and pure democracy not working at larger scales, the internet being available for the public good, lack of citizen involvement in the legislative process, posting memes on Facebook to get everyone on your side and generate mass hysteria, the Infrastructure Bill requiring new vehicles to monitor, track, and report your location in real-time to the government, cell phone monitoring, boiling frogs, Anthony Bourdain eating iguana, Mothers Against Drunk Driving founder quitting due to mission and scope creep, H1N1 virus affecting more young healthy immune systems than COVID-19, people being scared and wanting the government to tell them what to do, how lockdowns were untested idea of 14 year old child, sometimes Alex Jones is correct, pro-mask/shutdown being emotional response stance and anti-mask/shutdown stance being thinking response stance, adoption of all ideas in a group to be accepted by that group, effects of irrational behaviors and beliefs on freedoms and rights, risk management versus groupthink fear response, dancing in the street nonstop until you die of heart failure because hot blood, is there any real problem with flat earthers or others with irrational beliefs unless they harm others, wrongthink and cancel culture and thoughts being violence, the need for toleration of hate speech, riots and social media, Trump flipping the term fake news back onto Democrats, and how hysteria is subjective.

#MassHysteria #APA #Cults #Scientology #Nazi #Communism #Socialism #Democracy #MADD #COVID-19 #H1N1 #Dopamine #FlatEarth #AlexJones

Le Roy, New York Teens, Tics, and Mass Hysteria
https://www.npr.org/2012/03/10/148372536/the-curious-case-of-teen-tics-in-le-roy-n-y

Mein Kampf
https://archive.org/details/AdolfHitlersMeinKampf-CompleteAudioBookMp3
https://archive.org/details/meinkampf035176mbp

Creeping Mission and Scope of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2002/aug/6/20020806-035702-2222r/
https://www.usnews.com/news/newsgram/articles/2013/05/28/madd-founder-dont-lower-the-legal-bac-limit

The 2006 Origins of the Lockdown Idea
https://www.aier.org/article/the-2006-origins-of-the-lockdown-idea/

Mass Hysterias Will Never Go Away (Flat Earthers and Sonic Attacks)
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/market-bubbles-and-sonic-attacks-mass-hysterias-will-never-go-away/

ACLU: Freedom of Expression
https://www.aclu.org/other/freedom-expression-aclu-position-paper

The Rape of the Mind
https://www.hoopladigital.com/title/11521295

Effective influenza management during the COVID-19 pandemic requires a knowledge of emerging diagnostics, immunizations, and antiviral agents. The armamentarium for influenza treatment now includes multiple classes including neuraminidase inhibitors (eg, oseltamivir) and the polymerase acidic endonuclease inhibitor, baloxavir. In this podcast, Mary Knudtson, DNSc, NP, FAAN, asks questions from healthcare professionals to infectious disease expert, Michael G. Ison, MD, MS on timely, individualized influenza prevention and treatment. This activity is available for CE/CME credit. Claim your credit at pce.is/flu.

Influenza management continues to increase in complexity as new diagnostic, prevention, and treatment options emerge and the COVID-19 pandemic adds additional considerations. Antiviral therapies for influenza now include neuraminidase inhibitors (eg, oseltamivir) and baloxavir. In this podcast, Lawrence Herman, DMSc, MPA, PA-C, asks timely influenza questions from healthcare professionals to infectious disease expert, Tracy Zivin-Tutela, MD. This activity is available for CE/CME credit. Claim your credit at pce.is/flu.

Better Off talks with Harvard Chan School's Howard Koh about lessons learned from the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic, also known as swine flu, and how the incoming administration can use those lessons to respond to COVID-19.

Guest: Howard Koh, Harvey V. Fineberg Professor of the Practice of Public Health Leadership, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

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Music in this episode:

Ketsa – Sabre

Blue Dot Sessions – St. Augustine Red

Blue Dot Sessions – Pxl Eventuat

Ketsa – Onwards Upwards

The top 5 things you can do to help wildlife while you're stuck in lockdown!
Also, a description of wildlife and corona. We've all heard about the bat-soup-guy, but in this episode I talk about some interesting aspects of the human-wildlife dynamic and the lessons the Coronavirus pandemic has taught us. 

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