Picture the little kid crying in front of Mom. She's wagging a finger at him saying, "I'll give you something to cry about!" Anyone else feeling that way or is it just me? Terrorism, recession, and now what? Swine flu? Oy! What's next? A plague of locusts?
Once again the media pounces and every five minutes we are hounded by how we shouldn't panic, but...much reporting is just about as helpful as someone yelling "Fire!" in a crowded theater. "We don't want you to panic, but there's a three alarm blaze in the lobby." Really, is that helpful?
So what can we do to address our anxiety over this crisis
du jour? Treatment for situational anxiety doesn't change much even if the trigger causing it does. Which is why the same advice I gave for
Anxiety And The Plane Crash In Clarence, NY is basically applicable for Anxiety and Swine Flu.
Comment: At this point it's unknown if this current (appearingly man-made) virus will indeed 'go live' worldwide at this juncture. However, common sense and self preservation behooves us to look after ourselves and our loved ones.
That includes ridding ourselves of toxins as best we can, and helping to boost our immune systems. Please listen to Sott's latest Podcast entitled 'Toxic World, Toxic Bodies' - Flu, or no flu... this information is eye opening and (as noted) should not be missed. Large Download (right click to save)
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