Hey sorry, everyone, for the long delay since the post of Part 1 of this blog! I suffered a debilitating lower back re-injury playing golf and — to add injury to insult — had a long bout with the flu too. So I’ve been laid up for quite a while and necessarily out of my computer work chair. Thanks for your patience.
The good news is I actually survived and recuperated at home from one of the worst battles with flu misery I’ve ever experienced — rather than having to go to the hospital or even die, as some did.
Furthermore I obtained healing help for my back through…drum roll, please… D.O. Mary Harrow’s prolotherapy!
More on that particular amazing phenomenon later on…
Now, then, on with the show concerning the air we breathe and romance!
As we talked about in Part 1, back in 1974 the Hollies put out a slow-paced romantic ballad that went ’round the world. Lovers everywhere played the pop tune on their radios or stereos. They probably had on The Air That I Breathe often when it was time for some good romancing, and today — 44 years later — people still discover the song and love it.
Even an iron-pumping athlete like me. As I stated before, just because you love sports action and developing strong muscles doesn’t mean you can’t have a deep appreciation for tender romantic love, and the Hollies were definitely all about that in their hit song.
Also as I discussed, the ballad’s theme is powerful and reminds me of 3 vital things in life. But first, do you remember that somewhat implied theme? Here’s a chaste summary (avoiding unnecessary graphic detail):
After vigorous loving conjugality, there is a wonderful
God-designed physical peace that is like nothing else.
In those moments of post-coital bliss,
you can feel that the only thing in life you really need is…
The Air That I Breathe.
Now, for a quick recap (from two months ago!) of the Three Vital Things that wonderful theme reminds me of:
- We humans should protect the purity and privacy of our nakedness and intimacy. There’s no place for porn. It destroys. We can write poems and sing songs about lovemaking, but that’s a far cry from parading loveless sexual function in front of a camera and creating a whole world full of voyeurs. God through King Solomon gives us a model in the Biblical writing called Song of Songs, showing us exactly how to refer to romantic love without getting…well, too graphic…and without recommending that we expose ourselves publicly. This is what many ancient peoples did — including the Romans — in their perverse religious fertility rites, and what way too many people still do today for one of the gazillions of porn sites.
- We humans are not supposed to be like birds and animals and insects that bolt up and away right after intimate connection in order to get back to normal business. After our lovemaking, we should linger. Snuggle. Cuddle. Keep communicating. Keep loving. The Lord and Master of the Universe is relational. And he wants us to nurture romance even after we’ve worked hard to physically “connect.” Guys, take heed to my wisdom here and your woman will love you for it!
- The wonderful song by the Hollies, The Air That I Breathe, indirectly touches on a not-so-romantic but extremely vital subject today: Indoor Air Quality. What if our indoor air has become polluted and with every single breath we draw into our lungs (and therefore into our blood stream and organs and brain), we’re harming the daily function of the only bodies we have to live in on this planet? Just like our souls can be corrupted with porn, so can our bodies get trashed out at a critical cellular level with toxic indoor air particulates that can make us sick and even kill us. Think Airborne Hospital Acquired Infections that kill 50,000 people a year in this country alone. That’s more than all the car crashes and heart attacks combined. Also think allergies, asthma, COPD, headaches and listlessness, etc. — and therefore work time or enjoyable living time missed!
Okay, so here’s the scoop about our indoor air…
Scientists are warning us that it’s gotten bad. Like, really bad. 5-10 times worse than outdoor air,where we already know there’s manufacturing and diesel exhaust pollution and chemtrail things falling out of the sky on us, etc.
But what we may not be aware of is that it’s gotten way, way bad indoors because all that outdoor pollution eventually wafts its way — riding on various winds and breezes hundreds or even thousands of miles — through our door and windows and gets trapped where we live and work in our furniture, drapes, carpets, walls, etc. There it accumulates..
…affecting us in dire fashion where we hang out 90% of the time.
Even in new or newer business buildings, homes, apartment complexes, schools, medical facilities, etc., with every breath we take indoors, we’re breathing in a long list of invisible and easy-to-ignore nasty stuff:
… various ultra fine dusts and dust mites, pollens, and ragweed…
…mold spores and other airborne particles
like aerosol spray chemicals, carbon monoxide, smoke…
…carbon dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and formaldehyde.
(Indoor cooking produces these last three.)
Sadly, it’s TRUE…
In the form of toxic ultra fine particles and invisible gases, these harmful substances easily find their way into — or are produced inside — our homes, offices, and other buildings…
…where we spend 90% of our time.
So what’s the solution? Well, I can tell you confidently it’s NOT filter-based or UV light systems. Filters can only remove about 10% of what’s floating in the air because the holes in the filters can only be so small or the air won’t pass through them. That, then, lets all the really small stuff that can hurt you, like flu viruses, pass right through.
UV lights aren’t the answer either. They only kill or neuter about 70% of airborne particulates, but leave all of it floating in the air for a filter to try to catch. Same problem as before.
Plus, filters incubate live pathogens, creating a hazardous material threat when you have to change them.
Where, oh where, then, will the answer come from?
I’ll tell you.
From Finland. The home of the math and science geniuses. One of their scientists spent 20 years — taking advantage of a full team of university researchers to help him — perfecting a filter-less system that purifies the air like none other.
Interested in this product line? Go to…
Check it out. What you find there just might change your health and vitality for the better for a long, long time. Where you live at home. Where you work.
And perhaps even save your life in a hospital. Airborne Hospital Acquired Infections are no joke. You can go in for a routine procedure one day and be dead two days later.
So I highly recommend GENANO® AIR PURIFIERS from Finland to you. They ain’t cheap up front, but you can finance their purchase over a few years and they save you big money in the long run — 20+ years — while they save your indoor health.
Then, and only then, can you be confident
you’ll be able to breathe deep with confidence
as you enjoy that special time after a
romantic interlude with your mate!
If only the Hollies had known about what was to come with GENANO® Air Purifiers in the decades ahead!
Upcoming, I will also recommend a few brands of water distillers to you — if you don’t know yet about distilled water, you will soon! — as well as some other products that are absolute must-have’s and must-use’s.
Adios for now!
Grand Vitality 