🐟Cod Liver, Krill or Fish Oil? DIY Egg Incubator, Healthy Sloppy Joe

Avoiding Medical Kidnap if You Have to Go to the Hospital

View this email in your browser Happy Tuesday! This week's newsletter feature is how to build an egg incubator for hatching med-free chicks. With Easter weeks away, this is a fun and inexpensive DIY that you can do even if you don't have a rooster! Have you ever wondered which kind of fish oil is best? If so, this comparison of krill oil, cod liver oil and plain fish oil can help sort through the dizzying array of choices. The food feature for this week is traditional-style Sloppy Joe, a hearty, kid-pleasing dish that can be served with or without a bun. My new Plus column examines the growing trend of medical kidnap and what to do if you need to go to the hospital to avoid this scenario from unfolding unexpectedly. I hope you have a great rest of the week! Warm regards,     Comparison of krill oil to cod liver, fish, and other marine oils in nutritional value, omega-3 fatty acids, and fat-soluble vitamins A and D. [Read more]   How to build your own egg incubator to hatch fertilized chicken eggs into healthy, medication-free chicks. This ingenious DIY project costs less than $20 and is an option even for those whose neighborhood codes don't allow for a rooster! [Read more]    Healthy and delicious Sloppy Joe recipe prepared traditional style with fermented sauce that retains probiotics and enzymes for optimal nutrition. Serve with or without the bun.  [Read more]   What to do if you or a loved one are threatened or become a victim of medical kidnap. [Read more]   More Recent Articles Gravity Water Systems (removes vinyl chloride). Which Model is Best? Passion Fruit Custard How to Soak Chicken Feed (better eggs, saves money) The Carnivore Diet. Is it Traditional or Healthy? White Bean Chili (low carb) Anti-anxiety Rosemary Bath Healthy Home PLUS: New Avoiding Medical Kidnap if You or a Loved One Go to the Hospital Updated Best ACV Brands to Buy Now with Bragg's No Longer an Option EMFs and ELFs in Electric Vehicles Compared to Gas and Diesel Rhogam. What Pregnant Women are Never Told How to Safely Detox Heavy Metals (and why zeolite is dangerous) Do Parasite Zappers Work (and are they safe for people, pets and food?)   Copyright © 2023 Austus Media LLC, All rights reserved. Thanks for subscribing to the Healthy Home Economist newsletter! Our mailing address is: Austus Media LLC PO Box 483 Lutz, FL 33548 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? Update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list

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Having trouble viewing this message? View this email in a browser. Share Tweet Forward Working Toward a More Equitable Future In honor of Black History Month, we spoke with three people who are making a major impact toward reducing asthma and allergy disparities in their communities and throughout the United States. Read their stories: Linda Nozart: Guiding a Community Toward Better Asthma Control Darren Riley: Working Toward Equitable Air Quality Thomas Silvera: Shaping Food Allergy Advocacy Improving Care for School Children in Communities at High Risk for Asthma   AAFA Michigan Chapter board member and Attendance Works' Senior Fellow for Health, Dr. Elliott Attisha discusses how Detroit and other communities can improve youth asthma outcomes. Learn more about their program on our blog. Ask the Senate to Protect Children with Food Allergies The Protecting Children with Food Allergies Act would require training for school food staff to prevent, identify, and respond to food-related allergic reactions. AAFA is proud to have worked with Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) as they drafted this important bill. We now need your help to make this bill a law. Use the widget on our blog to contact your senator. The Asthma and Oral Health Connection Many asthma control inhalers have medicines called corticosteroids ("steroids"). When the medicine stays in your mouth, it may cause problems with your teeth, gums, tongue, and cheeks. It's important to rinse and spit after using a steroid inhaler to prevent dry mouth, thrush, and cavities. Learn more asthma medicine tips. Families Managing Asthma in Four U.S. Cities Receive Products to Help Make Their Homes Healthier To support AAFA's HEAL Innovation program, Pegasus Home Fashions, Rabbit Air, and Renegade Brands have generously donated their CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly® products. The overall goal of AAFA's HEAL Innovation program is to reduce asthma deaths and illness among high-risk populations. The donated CERTIFIED products will be given to program participants with asthma to help make their homes healthier. AAFA thanks these companies for the impact they are making in the lives of families living with asthma. NEWS AND RESEARCH February Updates in Asthma and Allergy Research There are many exciting research updates for the asthma and allergy community! Read about the latest opportunities to make a difference and get involved in research for asthma, nasal polyps, and chronic hives. Our blog also includes a summary of new research just released during the 2023 American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology conference. Visit our blog to see new asthma and allergy research updates. TEZSPIRE® Approved for Self-Administration in the U.S. with a New Pre-Filled Pen The FDA has recently approved TEZSPIRE® pre-filled pen in the U.S. for self-administration. TEZSPIRE is the only biologic approved for severe asthma with no phenotype (eosinophilic or allergic) or biomarker limitation within its approved label. Read more about this latest treatment for severe asthma. ASK THE ALLERGIST Is My Medicine Causing Changes in My Sleep? Has a change in asthma medicine ever affected your sleep? Allergist Dr. John James shares insight into what to do if you notice a change in your sleep patterns with a new asthma inhaler.   Are Duck Eggs Safe for Someone with an Egg Allergy? Could duck eggs be an option for people who have an egg allergy? Dr. James breaks down this topic. If you have a question about asthma or allergies, you can send it to our Ask the Allergist service. COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS Are Biologics Worth It? Have you tried a biologic treatment? If so, one community member would like to hear more personal experiences.   Thoughts on Sinus Surgery If you are considering surgery for chronic sinus issues, you know how serious of a decision it can be. Share your thoughts on sinus surgery with our community. Would you like to connect with other people who know what it is like to live with asthma or allergies? Join our online community for support. FOR BETTER OUTCOMES Your generous support makes it possible for us to provide life-saving and life-changing programs for the more than 60 million people living with asthma and allergies in the United States. AAFA's comprehensive, evidence-based information and programming promote a better understanding of these diseases to empower people with asthma and allergies and providers with knowledge to improve outcomes.   Please consider supporting AAFA. Your gift can save lives and reduce the burden of these diseases — we couldn't do it without you.   SUPPORT AAFA'S MISSION Did You Miss Our Previous Newsletter? Check out our previous issues to learn about our updated food allergy website and community, types of asthma medicines, exercise and asthma, and more.    READ LAST MONTH'S ISSUE Thank you for your continued support. Visit aafa.org, aafa.org/certified, kidswithfoodallergies.org FOLLOW US: Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Disclaimer: This newsletter is provided to you as a member and subscriber benefit and your use of it is in accordance with our website's terms of service. 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