Skip to main content

Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz | Coronavirus: What To Do?

Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz – While there are many pieces to the COVID 19 puzzle, and I certainly cannot address them all, I would like to give you first some practical advice, then explain the science behind it, and lastly, relate it to a somewhat more philosophical argument.
Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz
Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz
Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz : So, what to do in the context of the coronavirus to protect our health (apart from washing hands and self-isolating)? I suggest we go back to basics, namely: water, air, sun, and earth. These are basic resources, available freely from nature. As an aside: notice that even where these basic natural energy resources were not available until recently due to environmental pollution, the drastic measures we have been taking to minimize the spread of the coronavirus have actually allowed us to enjoy clearer waters, blue skies and fresher air (which Europeans can breathe from their balconies).
Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz : Now, let us look at how water, air, sun, and earth might interact with your body, strengthen it, and help our immune system in these times of pandemic (but also in general). We all know that the body is mostly water (in fact, something like 99.2% of the human body is/should be water). We also know that babies are hydrated the most, while older people are the most dehydrated part of the population. And we know that as we age, we not only become progressively dehydrated but our immune system also declines. Note though that dehydration-weaker immune system may not be a direct causal relationship, or at least not the only direct causal relationship playing out. Nevertheless, it is hard to overlook the robust correlation between hydration and immune system function. In fact, a similar correlation can be observed in the function of many other body parts and processes. Thus, it is not a secret that dehydration often goes together with asthma, constipation, poor lymphatic drainage, migraines, chronic joint pain, fatigue, and so on.
Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz : On the face of it, there is no doubt that hydration is perhaps the number 1 factor we need to take care of if we want to take care of our health. But you probably knew that already. What you may have not known, however, is that earth energy, oxygen and light help hydration on a cellular level. Without grounding through the Earth, light from the Sun and oxygen from the Air, you can drink as much water as you want, and still remain dehydrated (and perhaps bloated on the top of that).
Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz : Now, what is so special about grounding, oxygen, and light such that it helps our cells absorb water? Simplistically, for the absorption to happen there has to be movement of the water (in and out of the cell through the cell membrane). In other words, water needs to circulate. And it does so by separating itself into negative and positive charges. Where water touches cell membranes, it forms the so-called exclusion zone, or EZ water (this is negatively charged water which excludes toxins and waste). The rest is positive. The negatively charged water enters the cells (and is able to do so because of the charge separation).
Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz : Once inside the cell, the water starts to drive numerous biochemical reactions (thanks to the negative charge), including such that pertain to repair and regeneration. The positively charged water is excreted through exhalation, urination, sweat, etc. In a nutshell, the more charge separation occurs in the water in the body, and the more negatively charged water is being created, the more efficiently the body functions. Importantly, grounding Earth energy, oxygen and light (especially the infra-red spectrum which, by the way, is commonly blocked by the glass) all contribute to the charge separation and the formation of EZ water (i.e. negatively charger water) thus helping you stay hydrated and boosting your immune system function, among many other things.
Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz : To conclude, Back TO Basics is perhaps one of the infinitely many lessons we may be able to extract from the coronavirus crisis. In the context of the apparent shortage of supplies and resources (masks, disinfectants, vitamin C, medical personnel, etc.), Nature is still here to offer us its infinite energy sources: water, air, sun, and earth. So it is time to be with Nature. Of course, those who have a back yard are way more fortunate than the ones stuck on the balconies but this in itself is an opportunity to re-evaluate the choices we have made and perhaps simplify life in order to achieve happiness.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz | Easy Tips To Whiten Your Teeth Naturally

Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz – A lot of people want to have whiter teeth. There are several methods out there to whiten your teeth. You can also learn what you can do to prevent your teeth from staining. This article contains a lot of tips about whitening your teeth . Quite often, normal toothpaste has exactly the same effect as these products when used in an attempt to whiten your teeth. Ask your dentist if he or she can recommend a brand or a product for you to use. Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz – Fresher breath sometimes equates to a whiter smile. You can see if your breath has an odor, lick a clean part of your hand or arm and smell it. If you do have an unpleasant odor you should use some mouthwash or a breath mint. The trick with mouthwash is to make sure it is alcohol-free since the alcohol can dry your mouth out. Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz – Baking soda is still commonly used to clean teeth. Baking soda is used in toothpastes too. To get your teeth clean with baki...

Dov J Berkowitz | How Do You Know If You Are You A Good Candidate For Dental Implants?

  Dov J Berkowitz | Losing a permanent tooth can cause changes to the way a person talks, eats, or how they smile. Before the popularity and availability of dental implants, patients were only able to choose between fixed bridges or a removable partial denture. The problem with fixed bridges and partial dentures is that they wear away at the remaining teeth and often have to be replaced every seven to 15 years. They also can break down the existing bone area where the missing tooth was located.   What is a Dental Implant? Dental implants are becoming a popular choice for those patients missing permanent teeth. These implants look and feel like the natural tooth that was lost. It is fitted with a titanium root that is implanted into the bone of the jaw. The process can take several months and multiple trips to a dental office. The reason is that patients have to heal in-between steps of the process. Criteria for Dental Implantation For patients who are missing perman...

Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz | Diet and Dental Health

  Dr. Dov Jay Berkowitz | We all know eating lots of sugary treats, candy and soda causes tooth decay. That's a no-brainer. But this deeper dive into the specifics of diet and how it impacts dental health and cavities will be as fascinating to you as it was to me. Most of us believe that once you have tooth decay, that cavity cannot be reversed and the only solution is to have part of your tooth drilled out and filled with a synthetic material. However, it's been proven that there are ways to reverse cavities naturally. Studies have shown that cavities and tooth decay could potentially be reversed with diet. Sixty-two children with cavities were divided into three different diet groups. Group 1 ate a standard diet plus oatmeal, which is rich in phytic acid. Group 2 consumed a normal diet and supplemented with vitamin D3. Group 3 ate a grain-free diet and supplemented with vitamin D3. The results revealed that Group 1 who ate the diet high in grains and phytic acid had a...