Masks are off and COVID is here to stay. Masks being off is a great thing to bring back a sense of normalcy, but Americans still need to remain cautious. Even though the rate of hospitalization has decreased, it doesn’t make the Coronavirus less infectious.

While the problems of Omicron and the Coronavirus are declining, and the rate of hospitalization due to the highly infectious Omicron has decreased significantly, the risk of becoming sick or being exposed to the Covid-19 virus remains the same.  With masks coming off, the virus will continue to transmit. Do Americans think now that masks are off, the virus is less transmissible? After two years of being in the pandemic, people are eager to attend events and festivities. As a prime example, more than 70,000 people attended the Super Bowl in Los Angeles, and this doesn’t include the unofficial Super Bowl events that happened throughout the city. 

As an internal medicine specialist, Dr. Nooristani believes that more than ever, we as a society need to protect our own health by taking care of our bodies with adequate sleep, nutrition, exercise, and proper supplements. Since COVID-19 is still transmissible, it’s best to make sure that your body’s immunity is in tip-top shape. Supplements like Balance7 work as a powerhouse to raise pH levels in the body. Its blend of all-natural and safe minerals promotes the body’s ability to develop and maintain a strong and healthy immune system.

The role the immune system plays is of high importance. When an individual contracts a virus or bacterial infection, a healthy immune system creates antibodies against different components of the virus. According to the CDC, “having a weakened immune system can make you more likely to get severely ill from Covid-19.”

There is an overwhelming amount of information at our fingertips and sometimes it’s hard to establish clear lines of discerning truth from fabricated information with the intent to sell a product.

The CDC recommends the following guidelines to decrease the risk of exposure to Coronavirus:

– Washing hands is the best defense, but sanitizer also works, killing 99.9% of bacteria

– Stay 6ft apart

– Avoid large gatherings and poorly ventilated spaces

– Clean and disinfect

– Cover coughs and sneezes

– Monitor your health daily

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