Boost Your Immunity With These Spices From Your Kitchen Shelf
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Immunity has become a buzzword in the past year, and rightly so! Often ignored, it is the secret weapon of our body to fight infections and needs to be built over time so it can help protect us from the current threat of the virus. While there are a number of ways to build immunity, one of the easiest is to look into the kitchen and do it with the spices that have been part of the Indian kitchen for ages. These spices are easy to source, will not burn a hole in your pocket, and completely natural!
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A state public health lab in Austin in 2014. The new TEPHI agency will partner with Texas Department of State Health Services in future pandemic responses.
The COVID-19 pandemic caught many in Texas off guard. And poor understanding of the situation statewide, as well as piecemeal state, local and federal responses, had deadly consequences. So far, over 50,000 Texans have died from COVID-19 and over 2.5 million people in the state have contracted the illness.
But a new state agency, dubbed the “Texas CDC,” will aim to help Texas recover from the current pandemic, and be better prepared for the next one, says Eric Boerwinkle. He is dean of UT Health Science Center at Houston’s School of Public Health – the institution that will lead the Texas Epidemic Public Health Institute, or TEPHI. Boerwinkle says UT Health is ideal because it has campuses across the state, meaning it has the potential to efficiently respond to a major public health emergency.
/ A state public health lab in Austin in 2014. The new TEPHI agency will partner with Texas Department of State Health Services in future pandemic responses.
The COVID-19 pandemic caught many in Texas off guard. And poor understanding of the situation statewide, as well as piecemeal state, local and federal responses, had deadly consequences. So far, over 50,000 Texans have died from COVID-19 and over 2.5 million people in the state have contracted the illness.
But a new state agency, dubbed the “Texas CDC,” will aim to help Texas recover from the current pandemic, and be better prepared for the next one, says Eric Boerwinkle. He is dean of UT Health Science Center at Houston’s School of Public Health – the institution that will lead the Texas Epidemic Public Health Institute, or TEPHI. Boerwinkle says UT Health is ideal because it has campuses across the state, meaning it has the potential to efficiently respond to a major public health emergency.