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Many say wisdom comes with advancing years, but does advanced age necessitate an increase in dying from SARS-CoV-2? This week in LEVEL UP, we will reexamine oxidative stress, age, and the role it plays in the severity of COVID-19. Again, we will investigate the past to find a possible solution to the current pandemic. We will investigative an ancient treatment called balneotherapy—water treatment—and examine its potential benefit in COVID-19. But water treatment is more than just external therapy; it is internal hydration as well. Dehydration is known to increase Reactive Oxidative Stress. Could it be that dehydration is a contributing factor in the recent spikes in COVID-19 cases? And how does this apply to those more advanced in years? Learn more about Level Up! and our recent medical symposiums at awr.org/health. MEET THE HOST
Dr. Lela Lewis, MD, MPH, is the medical director of AWR360° Health and conducts free medical clinics across the globe. She also serves as the President of Your Best Pathways To Health, leading a team to provide free medical clinics across the United States. She is an Obstetrics & Gynecology Specialist in Arizona and has over 19 years of experience in the medical field. She is a graduate of Loma Linda University School Of Medicine. MEET OUR GUESTS Dr. Zeno Charles-Marcel currently serves as vice president for medical affairs for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventist. He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine with added qualification in Geriatric Medicine. Professional activities range from clinical preventive medicine to critical care practice, hospital administration, community health, medical education, and research. He is currently the Vice-President for Medical Affairs at Wildwood Lifestyle Center and Hospital, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Health and Healing and holds academic appointments at both Montemorelos and Loma Linda Universities Elder Mark Finley is a former speaker/director for It Is Written and a retired General Conference vice president. He is still active as an evangelist and has presented more than 150 evangelistic series in more than 80 countries, as well as 17 NET series broadcast throughout the world. He presents regularly at conventions, field schools, and evangelism institutes, and appears on the Hope Channel’s series Experience Hope. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTxBLAf-gnw
The Ten: Top productivity tips from the Bible
1. Recognize that God created you to be productive
There are countless verses in Scripture about the benefit of hard work. From the Bible’s outset, God tells man to be productive, to “be fruitful and multiply . . .” (Genesis 1:28). Recognising productivity as a positive thing—rather than a hindrance—is a great mindset to start with.\
2. Keep the Sabbath
“The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath” (Mark 2:27). When God created us, He knew we needed rest for optimal performance….
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New Adventist Encyclopedia Will Share History, Mission, and Insights
A brand new Seventh-day Adventist Encyclopaedia (ESDA) is to be released next week, 1 July.
Several years in the making, the project will contain thousands of articles, short biographies, and fascinating insights into the history and life of the Seventh-day Adventist Church across the world. Trans-European Division (TED) Executive Secretary Audrey Andersson has been involved in the process and has had the privilege of previewing the website. “It is inspiring and addictive. One story leads to…
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New Home-church Network Attracts Youth and Non-Christians
Young adults Jeremy Choo and Jack Stott sensed a need among young Christians and non-Christians in their community for genuine connection and relevant conversation. Feeling compelled to do something, they started a Monday night gathering that has evolved into a full-fledged church plant launching soon.
“We sensed a need amongst youth our age to talk about things that don’t normally get talked about at church: relationships, mood, addiction, anxiety and other contentious topics. We felt a need…
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New school opens up village to Adventist message
A baptism is being celebrated in a Solomon Islands village where there was previously just one Seventh-day Adventist.
The baptism came after an Adventist school was established in Otekwanga village by the Diutadili Adventist Church.
Mannase Susungainia was the only Adventist in the village and his vision was for a school and a church to be built there. Otekwanga School, in Central Malaita, was established through his influence and the support from the district minister and Auki–Malaita…
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