URBANOLOGY
HARLEM COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS
The Only Thing to Fear is Fear Itself
By: W.A.Rogers
“T
he Only Thing to Fear is Fear Itself” was a statement made by Franklin D. Roosevelt during his inaugural speech on March 4, 1933. This was when the Great Depression was at its peak. A time like our current economic plight, due to COVID-19, we have not seen as many individuals unemployed since the Great Depression. The focus of the 32nd president’s
statement was how fear can be a deterrent to creativity and growth. Do not allow fear to overcome your ability to progress. Fear and doubt has been used as a weapon to control for centuries, and it appears that the tactic may have been used during the current COVID-19 crisis. The media is a major contributor to fear around COVID-19 and is possibly controlling those who rely on the news. We have seen overwhelming amounts of death tolls of thousands due to this deadly and dangerous virus. However, the media does not focus much on the millions of people testing positive from solely COVID-19. We do not hear much about the fact that over 90% of COVID-19 deaths were due
to pre-existing conditions or very weak immune systems. America has a health problem not a virus problem. However, fear has steered us far from that reality. If you have a strong immune system, your body is more alkaline than acidic. The pH scale can determine if your body is alkaline or acidic. A 15 second saliva or urine pH test can determine the strength of your immune system. A higher pH indicates a stronger immune system. A pH reading below 6.5 indicates an acidic, weak immune system. In a previous article, “The Power of Hydrogen (pH),” I stated that research shows that the average American over the age of 40 has a body pH reading of 6.0 or below. This is mainly due to lifestyle and diet. Studies also show that
if you have a body pH of 7.0 or above, you may very well have or have had COVID-19 without knowing it. This is because your body is more alkaline than acidic, and your immune system is strong. Over 60.8 million people worldwide were infected by the H1N1 pdm09 coronavirus pandemic between April 12 of 2009 and April 10 of 2010. There were more than 13,000 deaths in the US based on CDC reports. Over 1 million people died globally during the 1968-69 H3N2 coronavirus pandemic (Hong Kong Flu). Although more than 100,000 people in America died, the majority of them did not get sick including the 500,000 people who attended the 3 day Woodstock Festival in August of 1969.
Research has proven that disease cannot survive in an alkaline state. The same research tells us that viruses, bacteria, yeast, fungus, candida, and even cancer cells can only live and grow in the low oxygen, low pH acidic environment of a weak immune system. When fear prevents individuals from using common sense, fear has been weaponized into a controlling tool. Otherwise, why hasn’t the tactic of improving the immune system as a defense against COVID-19 been properly introduced to the public? There are things that can be done to increase the strength of your immune system and reduce your anxiety over COVID-19. You can order a pH test kit for about $8.00 on Amazon. If your pH
is low, there are natural ways to strengthen your immune system. Use this as an indicator to make some changes in your lifestyle and take better control of your health. Thus, reducing your fear and anxiety over this pandemic by learning how to improve your immune system. If you visit the HCN website at www.harlemcommunitynews.com, you will find my above mentioned article and a few other articles on ways to improve your immune system. You can also visit the Onuwon wellness store at www.mydailychoice.com/onuwonwellness to learn about and purchase CBD products, herbal oral sprays and essential oils that can be used to improve your immune system. Send an email to onuwon@gmail.com for further information.
Harlem Community Newspapers | May 28. 2020
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