Dear Readers,

Please email motherhealth@gmail.com on how we can address the gaps in knowledge needed to inform, develop and refine the strategies to build a Culture of Health.

The internet has helped us google any health information that we seek to help us with our health issues.

Health data tells us health insights on what to focus on where majority of the issues are and possible causes and risks related to a particular health.

Genetics and epigenetics data helped us target specific cells and environmental triggers that influence our health.

Exercise and nutrition empowered us to effect health to a greater degree.

Integrated teams in hospitals and recent advances in medicine are now very targeted in their approach but not enough to address women’s health and health impacted by racial origin.

My children avoid processed foods after learning and watching a video in their high school about McDonalds and the processed foods and sugar industries. Facebook and Youtube also showed health related catastrophe and bad practices in food industries.

Caregivers have experienced the effects of obesity, smoking, alcohol and other diseases as they care for patients every day with diabetes and neurodegenerative diseases exacerbated by poor health habits.

Some people could not afford Whole Foods and so we are at the mercy of our government to inspect food producers and sellers and penalize those corporations/importers who add toxic ingredients in our food products.

There is still the Other factors that cannot be identified that can affect our health.

We know that nurturing genes are absent in incarcerated population and that nurturing helped our future generation achieved health.

Your suggestions and ideas are most helpful.

Connie