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08/09/2025

🌿It's our final week of Be Well in Christ! - http://eepurl.com/jkYxKA

08/07/2025

🌿We're in our final week of Be Well in Christ! - https://mailchi.mp/virtuehealthllc.com/calm-your-nervous-system-and-encounter-god-tonight-14194835

08/03/2025

🌿Two more weeks left of Be Well in Christ! - https://mailchi.mp/virtuehealthllc.com/calm-your-nervous-system-and-encounter-god-tonight-14194706

07/31/2025

Did you miss this in your Inbox? - https://mailchi.mp/virtuehealthllc.com/be-well-in-christ-summer-series-is-here-14194705

07/30/2025

🌿Check out our Be Well in Christ Week 4 Recap and Reminders for our next session on Monday, August 4 - https://mailchi.mp/virtuehealthllc.com/be-well-in-christ-summer-series-is-here-14194645

07/26/2025

This Monday, women are invited to join us as we discover how to practice attentiveness and peaceful living, in Christ. Check out the details here - https://mailchi.mp/virtuehealthllc.com/calm-your-nervous-system-and-encounter-god-tonight-14194520

07/26/2025

Remember to boil water that you plan to use for your neti pot or nasal rinse.

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Naegleria fowleri, commonly known as the “brain-eating amoeba,” is a rare but deadly microscopic organism that has recently been spreading through tap water in parts of the United States. This parasite can enter the human body when contaminated water flows into the nose—typically during activities like swimming in warm freshwater or rinsing sinuses with unboiled or untreated tap water. Once inside, it travels up the olfactory nerve into the brain, where it causes a fast-acting and almost always fatal condition called primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM). Although infections remain extremely rare, recent fatal cases have drawn renewed attention to the risks of using unboiled tap water in nasal irrigation devices such as neti pots. The amoeba does not pose a threat when swallowed—it only causes harm when water enters the nasal passages. To reduce the risk, health officials strongly recommend using only sterile, distilled, or previously boiled and cooled water for any form of nasal rinsing.

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

07/23/2025

🌿Be Well in Christ Week 3 Recap and Reminders are here. Take a look if you think you might be interested in Christ-centered wellness. - https://mailchi.mp/virtuehealthllc.com/be-well-in-christ-summer-series-is-here-14194521

07/19/2025

Let's talk🥑nutrition and👟movement this Monday - https://mailchi.mp/virtuehealthllc.com/calm-your-nervous-system-and-encounter-god-tonight-14194422