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Positive Health PH Online Issue 272 is published live 29 July 2021, ten days following Stage 4 of the UK Road Map – 19 July when mandatory COVID restrictions were lifted. As everyone on the planet will have noticed, COVID and all its consequences remains the apparently sole news item, with continuous arguments from all sides of society with their particular agendas:
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Positive Health PH Online Issue 271 is scheduled to be published live on 10 June 2021, merely 11 days before Stage 4 of the Road Map Recovery Plan – opening up and easing restrictions of the coronavirus lockdown – scheduled for 21 June. However, as appears to be par for the course with pandemics, the latest so-called Nepal variant – a mutant of the Indian or Delta variant has yet to be characterized regarding its transmissibility, and whether it will escape the vaccines thus far dispensed into the arms of more than 50% of the UK adult population.
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As we publish Positive Health PH Online Issue 270 29 April 2021, the world is bearing witness to the ferocious wave of Coronavirus in India, with the official death toll believed to have surpassed 200,000 deaths. Hence, despite current improvements in Covid in the UK and other countries, we must be vigilant and heed the warning “Nobody is safe until Everyone is safe”.
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As someone who has always strived for consensus rather than adversarial conflict, it has been my paramount goal regarding healthcare to bring together allopathic treatment with complementary/natural approaches for an Integrated Medicine model. Positive Health PH Online Issue 269 is, in my view, an embodiment of Integrated Medicine, spanning the spectrum from Mind/Body/Spirit articles:
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Positive Health PH Online Issue 268, published live 28 Jan 2021 embodies a holistic integration of treatment and clinical approaches to build individual optimum immunity and health. This unified approach will hopefully mirror the changing political rhetorical shift observed during the recent US presidential inaugural ceremony. Rather than division between people and parties, there is talk of coming together to act with unity. The increasingly fractious and divisive yet enormously varied research about Covid-19 swirls around the many of its many clinical and research aspects. Here is a small sample of views:
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