The Greek word (pneuma) translates to "spirit," "wind," or "breath." It originates from the verb (pneō), meaning "to breathe" or "to blow." In ancient Greek philosophy and biblical texts, "pneuma" often refers to the immaterial essence or life-giving force.

If we don't breathe or exchange Oxygen for Carbon dioxide we will have problems with our very existence. We will explore the importance of our lungs and how allergies and asthma interreact in that process.

We will learn about the importance of springing into action when there is an anaphylactic reaction. You don't want to miss this episode which is vital to possibly saving a life.

•Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction that can be life-threatening and demands immediate medical intervention.

•Anaphylaxis affects multiple body systems such as the skin, respiratory system, gastrointestinal tract, and cardiovascular system.

•Immediate medical attention is critical in managing anaphylaxis to prevent serious health complications or death.

We are discussing the irritates which causes throat irritations. Problems swallowing because of constant nasal congestion which creates an environment to throat irritation because one starts to breathe through the mouth. We will learn the difference between allergy sore throats and infectious sore throats.

How does pollen negatively affect our eyes and what can we do to help the problem during the spring? We will give you some answers to the questions you have had.

Season 2 Episode 2 We are discussing issues about the nose/ sinuses so you can have a better understanding of what allergens do to the nose.

In this episode we will address the four common types of blood pressure medications, how and what organs they effect. We will also discuss the questions you need to ask your provider about the medications you are on. And of course, as I always tell you know what you are putting in your body, side effects and any accompanying test needed when using the medication.

Heart Burn vs Heart Attack learn in our episode today the vital difference!!

Heartburn

• Cause: Occurs when stomach acid backs up into the esophagus.
• Symptoms: Burning sensation in the chest, often after eating or while lying down. It may be accompanied by a sour taste in the mouth or regurgitation2.
• Relief: Usually relieved by antacids.

Heart Attack

• Cause: Happens when blood flow to the heart is blocked.
• Symptoms: Sudden chest pain or discomfort (pressure, tightness, or squeezing), often spreading to the neck, jaw, back, or arms. Other symptoms can include shortness of breath, nausea, cold sweat, and lightheadedness2.
• Emergency: Requires immediate medical attention.

Body N Balance presents to you and for your valuable information about your heart.

Point #1: All the blood that flows through your is not what supplies the heart muscle. It is the coronary vessels on the outside of the heart muscle that keep it alive.

Point #2: There is good and bad cholesterol. HDL-good protects the heart and LDL –bad causes plaques or blockages in the vessels. This can lead to heart attacks or strokes.

Point #3: Definition for blood parameters given today as defined by whether. 130-139 stage 1 ; 140-higher stage 2; 180-higher critical stage.

Point #4: 8 causes for elevated blood pressure are elevated salt use, stress, alcohol, smoking, obesity, inactivity, low Mg/Ca/K and genetic.