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Fungus Fears in the Pacific Northwest

Published in May 15th, 2010

There is a deadly strain of an airborne fungus, known as Cryptococcus gattii, that has infected about 20 people in the Pacific Northwest. Most commonly, the symptoms include a bad cough and shortness of breath. Other symptoms include headache, skin rash and quickly progressing fatigue. These are common symptoms that can be caused by viruses

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Adapting to the changing seasons with health and vigor

Published in October 1st, 2009

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We had our first frosts here the last 2 nights and are cozying around the woodstove again. This is my cue to begin taking Vitamin D daily and up my adaptogenic herb intake for immune and adrenal health. Immediately after the cold wind blew in, I got a scratchy throat and congestion. After an extra-long