OK, if you’re still worried about the possibility of a swine flu pandemic, I’ve got some good news for you.

I have been speaking with the folks who made “Texas Allergy Mix” for us. You know, the one that’s so effective for cedar and ragweed allergies?

Here are their recommendations for Swine Flu...

http://www.real-foods.net/swine-flu-information.html

Take care of yourself!

Sherri
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Are you having trouble with the links in this newsletter? They were working when I tested them, but they may not be "live" or "clickable" depending on your email service (If they're blue, you can click 'em).

When they are short, I don't mind typing them into the address bar, but sometimes links can get very long and complex...

Here's what you do on a PC (sorry, I don't know much about MACs).

Highlight the entire link (you can do it even if the link is longer than one line) by pointing your mouse just past one end of the link. Hold down the left mouse button and drag your mouse all the way to the other end of the link.

Let go of the mouse button. The link should be highlighted.

Now copy the link by holding down the CTRL button (bottom left of your keyboard), and pushing the C key (for "copy"). Now, take your fingers off the keys.

That makes your computer remember the link for a bit.

Next, point your mouse at the address window at the top of the page, erase the address that's in the address bar, then click to engage the cursor. Be sure to use the address bar, and not a search window, or it may not work.

Now, hold down the CTRL key again, and this time push the V key to paste what the computer is remembering, to the place you told it.