Hidden Epidemic- Interview with Dr. Thomas Levy and When should we take a child to the dentist?

 

• Author Laura Smith

The dental health of a child is also very important and that every parent should take into account. Although many will wonder when is the ideal time to take children to the dentist. In this article we are going to talk about when children should go to the dentist. In fact, it is not common for many children to go to the dentist until they are 10 or 12 years old for the first time, and actually dental associations recommend that children be taken to the dentist as soon as their first teeth appear.

This usually occurs by six months of age. Although it can wait until your first birthday to have your baby's first teeth checked. Yes, babies can also and it is advisable to go to the dentist, since, in this way, the dentist can check that there is nothing abnormal in the appearance of the teeth. Also, if you notice anything that looks abnormal in your child's mouth (white spots, lesions, bleeding, etc.), make an appointment right away.

Why start taking a child to the dentist so early?

In fact, according to studies, tooth decay affects almost 1 in 5 children under 5 years of age. By detecting any condition a child has early, the dentist will be able to diagnose and treat it effectively and prevent problems in the future. In this way, they will do everything possible to ensure that your child can have healthy teeth and mouth for life. Your pediatric dentist will be able to check for cavities, injuries, and other problems during your visit, and will be able to review the changes that occur in the mouth as your child grows.

Choosing a pediatric dentist

You may be able to take your child to their personal and trusted dentist, but there are several reasons to go to a pediatric dentist. Pediatric dentists are specialized in the evolution and growth of children's teeth, and they will be able to make this experience more bearable, as it can be scary for many children.

Pediatric dentists also have a specially prepared space for examining children. In addition, the rooms are adequate, and the décor of the examination room should also be attractive to young people, such as brightly coloured décor and attractive murals. Games, magazines or comics are also important for children in waiting rooms.

Children's gums can be washed from the first year of age. But it is also important to know that children should not use fluoride toothpaste until they are at least two or three years old, as it can lead to fluorosis. This is fluoride can cause tooth staining, discoloration and, in serious ways, can even create holes in your teeth. Having a gum cleaning routine will get your child used to a dental routine very early and will help your baby feel more comfortable on his first visit to the dentist.

The first visit to the dentist

During the first visit of your baby or child to the dentist, a routine exam will be performed where they will examine for cavities and check the gums, jaw and bite of the child, it is also very important to check that there are no problems such as the frenulum or other problems that may affect teeth or speech patterns. A cleaning of the gums of the child or the baby can also be done.

Most dentists recommend going to routine appointments at least twice a year to follow the evolution of the child's teeth. At Idiáquez Dental Polyclinics ( http://www.policlinicadentalidiaquez.com/) they will be able to review and recommend the best treatments for children and advise you on any questions. Many children often develop cavities in their early years, even when they are 5 or 6 years old, and this requires routine check-ups. This is why a visit to the dentist is so important.

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Concealed Carry Featuring: Brand-New Mossberg MC2c 9mm Handgun is Here, How Does it Compare to the MC1sc?

 

by Matthew Maruster 

Mossberg follows up their 2019 release of the MC1sc sub-compact, 9mm handgun, with a new compact version called the MC2c. Here is a quick look at the latest offering and a breakdown of its specs.

The Mossberg, MC2c 9mm, semi-automatic, compact, handgun.

MC1sc Vs. MC2c:

The MC1sc is Mossberg's version of the single-stack, sub-compact self-defense handguns such as the Glock 43, Ruger LC9, Springfield XD-S, Walther PPS, et Cetra.

With the MC2c, Mossberg aims to compete with the increasingly popular double-stack sub-compacts like the Sig P365, Springfield Hellcat, Glock 43 X.

The gun appears to be primarily the same as MC1sc, with similar grip texturing, trigger, and controls like magazine release and slide stop. It also is available with the same cross-bolt safety as the MC1sc. More on the safety in a minute.

The Mossberg, MC1sc 9mm, semi-automatic, sub-compact, handgun.

There are apparent differences in size and capacity, as indicated in the table below. The MC2c also has more aggressive slide serrations and lightning cuts.

Unfortunately, the MC2c suffers from the same blind spot. The lack of an optic-ready model. The primary market for both handguns is self-defense, everyday carry (EDC). There is an apparent demand for gun manufacturers to offer a gun that can accept an optic straight away.

Specification Comparison:

Conclusion:

I mentioned the peculiar cross-bolt safety of the Mossberg handguns. The safety is similar to what you would find on a trusted Mossberg 500 shotgun. Located on the grip, the safety mechanism is situated just above the magazine release. Pressing from right to left deactivated the safety, while pushing it the other way activates it. I see some issues with accidental activation, and while one could likely learn how to deactivate the safety during the draw stroke, it doesn't seem intuitive. It could also be more difficult for left-handed shooters to work the safety consistently and maintain a good shooter's grip.

That said, I haven't seen a slew of hatred for the cross-bolt design. Furthermore, Mossberg offered it again on the Mc2c, so it would appear there was enough interest in it with the MC1sc to offer it with the new design. In other words, maybe I'm in the minority of folks who don't really dig the safety.

I am not a fan of the cross-bolt safety design.

I don't own one, but it seems like the MC1sc has been a pretty solid gun so far in terms of reliability. The MC2c MSRP is at around $500 but likely will be available for slightly less from your local gun dealer.

We will have to wait and see how well the MC2c does. If you have experience with the MC1sc, let us know in the comments.

Mossberg isn't the only manufacturer who has released a new handgun this month. A few days ago, Rock Island Armory announced the release of their STK100. A 9mm striker-fired handgun aimed at the self-defense, EDC market.

UNLOCKING THE DOOR TO FINANCIAL BLESSINGS and The Rock Almighty Devo....

 

by Creflo Dollar | 

For as long as we can remember, most of us have had some type of relationship with money. When we were little, we had pretend money from a board game.

As teenagers, after-school jobs gave us cash; as adults, we learned that the world expects us to earn as much income as we can. But what if we suddenly discovered that everything we learned about finances and wealth was wrong?

The world operates according to the mindset that says, “Whoever dies with the most stuff, wins.” We’ve been conditioned to accumulate as much physical wealth as possible, and those with less money are looked down on. Every day we see and hear reports of crimes resulting from an obsession with money. All of this stems from ignorance of God’s Word concerning money and how it should fit it with our lifestyle.

But godliness with contentment is great gain. For we brought nothing into the world, and we can take nothing out of it. But if we have food and clothing, we will be content with that. Those who want to get rich fall into temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires that plunge people into ruin and destruction. For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs (1 Timothy 6:6-10, NIV).

There’s actually nothing wrong with having money; the problem stems from loving and trusting it more than God. It’s okay to be wealthy, but developing a wrong relationship with wealth is what trips most people up. Receiving compensation for an honest day’s labor is biblical, as long as we don’t get greedy and fall into the temptation to chase after ill-gotten gains. The “get rich quick” mindset can hypnotize us and lead us the wrong way. “Wealth [not earned but] won in haste or unjustly or from the production of things for vain or detrimental use [such riches] will dwindle away, but he who gathers little by little will increase [his riches]” (Proverbs 13:11, AMPC).

By contrast, God’s Word gives us the correct view of money; lining up our thinking with it leads to true prosperity on every level, not just financially. It’s His will for the believer to be prosperous and successful in life, but prosperity God’s way comes from a higher source than banks or earthly treasuries. “If you start thinking to yourselves, ‘I did all this. And all by myself. I’m rich. It’s all mine!’—well, think again. Remember that GOD, your God, gave you the strength to produce all this wealth so as to confirm the covenant that he promised to your ancestors—as it is today” (Deuteronomy 8:17, 18, MSG). God—not our own financial dealings or business savvy—is our source for everything. Although most people won’t accept it, this truth will never change.

Financial blessings are only a part of prosperity. Godly prosperity covers not just our finances, but our health, our happiness, our relationships with others, and our ability to succeed and thrive in every area of our lives. It begins on the spiritual level and translates into the physical realm. “Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers” (3 John 1:2, NKJV). Believing that God loves us and wants to bless us positions us to receive amazing abundance, not just in our bank accounts, but in every other facet of our lives as well.

The Battle of the Mind and Pursue Your Purpose - Supercharge Your Life

 

Pursue Your Purpose - Supercharge Your Life

• Author John White, Jr.

Do you ever feel that, as a Christian, you’ve lost that desire to pursue your purpose? You see people living out there dreams and knowing their purpose in life, but you can’t quite get there yourself. When you pursue your purpose, an inward change must take place if you want to supercharge your life!

As a Christian, realize that you were engrafted in Christ and became a new creation altogether. Your old moral and spiritual condition has ceased to live. You have been given a fresh and new moral and spiritual life. Therefore, it is imperative that you invest time studying the Bible for yourself with the intent to change and pursue your purpose as a new creature in the Kingdom of God. This is how you experience the reality of God and supercharge your life. By doing so, your life will become 3 things:

1. An Attractive Life to Others. When people see your uncompromising

2.  commitment to keep God's Word 

3. in your heart and to live a lifelong devotion to His service,

4.  it will definitely attract their

5.  attention because they'll see a difference in you. 

6. They will see you changing into the 

7. character of Christ before their eyes. It is the change 

8. within you that

9.  will make them want to be around you.
   

10. An Interactive Experience with God. When God's character is 

11. displayed through your life, 

12. you become a reflection of praise to Him. By allowing the

13.  Holy Spirit to communicate God through 

14. you to those whose lives you touch, the Word of God in you 

15. becomes the revelation of God in Christ revealed to them.

16.  As a result, your life becomes a confession of Christ to 

17. the world. In this way, when they interact with you, 

18. they experience God through your life.
    

19. An Empowerment of Blessings. When you give to others Who God

20.  is within you, God, 

21. in His providence will repay it back to you. Give God the 

22. glory in your gifts and talents as you pursue your purpose,

23.  vision and dreams for He is not unrighteous to forget it, 

24.  will pay it again. God often makes use of men and women as 

25. instruments of His rewarding justice. If you, in a right 

26. manner, give to others when they are in need, God will 

27. incline the hearts of others to help pursue your purpose, 

28. dreams and vision when you need them.
    

If you really want to experience a supercharged life, you must not fall in with or adapt to the external, superficial customs and fleeting fashions of this world, which is your old nature. Instead, apply God's Word in your life and undergo a deep inner change by the entire renewing of your mind as the Spirit of God alone can work in you. His desire is to shape and fashion your life into His image so that you can pursue your purpose, dreams and vision He placed within you. This is how God wants to supercharge your life.

To effectively pursue your purpose, you must have a total commitment to God and His Word. When you allow God to reign, rule and live in your life through Jesus Christ, allowing the Holy Spirit mold you into the character of Christ, you are then empowered to live the supercharged life He predestined for you to live.

For more inspiration to keep you focused on pursuing your dreams, get John's unique book of poems entitled Seeing In the Unseen. And while you're there, be sure to get our FREE EBook: "The Ultimate Motivation Handbook" and discover how to get motivated to do anything and reach your goals.

The US High School Sports Show This Oregonian's Swing Is Mature Beyond His Years!

 

The StrengthCast PowerShow! Tabata Anyone?

 

Obi Obadike, M.S.

Tabata training is one of the most popular forms of high-intensity interval training, aka HIIT. It consists of eight rounds of ultra-high-intensity exercises in a specific 20-seconds-on, 10-seconds-off interval. It may take only 4 minutes to complete a Tabata circuit, but those 4 minutes can push your body to its absolute limit.

Tabata training was born after Japanese scientist Izumi Tabata and his colleagues compared the results of moderate-intensity training and HIIT. They evaluated two groups of speed skaters. The first group trained on ergonomic cycles at moderate intensity for one hour, five days per week, for six weeks. The second group completed 4-minute, high-intensity workouts on ergonomic cycles, four days per week, for six weeks—eight intervals of all-out training and then resting 10 seconds.[1]

The scientists concluded that the athletes who performed high-intensity training saw increases in both aerobic and anaerobic system capacities, while the moderate-intensity group did not improve in anaerobic performance. The Tabata training method was developed by modeling workouts after those done by the second group.

Implementing Tabata

Technically, Tabata workouts should be done with a single movement. So, if you choose a movement like front squats, or thrusters, or burpees, you do it at absolute maximum intensity for 20 seconds, take a 10-second rest, and then begin again. Part of what makes Tabata so difficult is performing 4 minutes of the same movement at kill-yourself intensity. If you're not absolutely toast after those 4 minutes, you didn't go hard enough.

Some people now vary the exercises during a Tabata session. It's also popular to increase or decrease rounds and intensity. Although the variations may not count as Tabata protocol, technically, adding or subtracting rounds or changing movements every other round can be useful. (If you really want an insane full-body workout, try three rounds of Tabata!)

Either way, Tabata burns a lot of calories and provides a killer full-body anaerobic and aerobic workout. It also improves athletic performance, improves glucose metabolism, and acts as an excellent catalyst for fat burning. The excess post-exercise oxygen consumption effect, or EPOC, is off the charts for Tabata training.

If you'd like to add Tabata to your training regimen, I advise doing it twice per week. You can do it more often if you're better trained, need quick results, or have recovered well from the previous workout. Keep reading to learn more......

Are Vaccines Really Unsuspecting Bullets That Kill ? A Warning From 2010?

 

The statements by Bill Gates about population killing vaccines have been the topic of news headlines lately.

If this is his real opinion about the less fortunate, that is cause for more safety concerns and distrust of life saving vaccines. These seemingly matter of fact statements cannot be taken lightly.

The statements by Bill Gates about population killing vaccines have been the topic of news headlines lately. If this is his real opinion about the less fortunate, that is cause for more safety concerns and distrust of life saving vaccines. These seemingly matter of fact statements cannot be taken lightly. While vaccines certainly have their places in the health and well being of every member of society, receiving or declining the vaccines should be a personal choice of each individual and not a forced issue just because someone with money thinks you or your family should be terminated.

Bill Gates employs this level of thinking as it involves pollution in the universe and essentially says that by effectively reducing the world population that pollution will also in turn be reduced and suggests that one way of doing this is by pushing people to get vaccines as a way of reducing the overall population of the world. It is an interesting theory to say the least.

He seems to believe that people more susceptible to diseases when vaccines are used and there is no incentive to get people healthy, but is in fact helping to grow a health care system that strives on a sick care philosophy and polices that seek new ways to make people sick so they can treat them indefinitely. Healthy people seem to be a threat to this kind of health care system.

It is very evident that our supermarkets are being stocked with sweetened poisons according to the package information labels, that are being played off as being very safe. This, along with new drugs that are dispensed without much concern to the users health and have a side effects list the length of the constitution, but very little is done to properly manage when and where they are dispensed. This is also true with recent health scares such as the H1N1 concerns and the beliefs that subsequent vaccinations are helping make these diseases more deadly to the unsuspecting population. Flu stains seem to be able to attach themselves easier to vaccinated people while un-vaccinated persons have to ability to fight off these diseases naturally. The unconcern for health seems to be blatantly growing among the chemical producers.

Any rational thinking minds would immediately question what the powers that be really define health care as and if larger powers that be really are concerned for our overall health. If what Bill Gates is suggesting, is true, how would anyone receiving the vaccinations until it was too late. Or maybe a better solution is to question, rather than blindly follow governmental intentions that might be deadly and use our resources for things other than to reduce its population through deception and corruption.

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US Sports Football: CoachTube's Coaches Clinic With Live IFL Action

 

Three Plays That Work Well With One Word Tempo

• By Keith Grabowski
 

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What’s the best way to put a defense on its heels? Operate at a speed which they cannot.

Whether you huddle-up or are no huddle, one word tempo is a tool that allows an offense to operate at warp speed. Really any play could be run in this manner, but there are characteristics to plays that work best.

First, it should be a play that you can run with any personnel group.  If you change personnel and the play is tied to only one grouping, then you cannot strike a defense at any time.

Second, it should be one that does not require much or anything as far as line calls.  The last thing you want is to hurry to the ball and then have to wait for calls to be made.

Finally, it should be something that you feel good running against any defense.  Because you are moving as fast as possible, you need to be able to run it against however the defense lines up, which at times may even be incorrect.  

Here are three plays from coaches who have been utilizing the one word tempo successfully and fit the criteria above.

#1 Stick Draw

Stick draw allows you to utilize any personnel.  Even if a TE or fullback needs to align and run the stick, his speed down the field is not crucial to the play being successful because it’s a short route with space created for the catch and run. It’s simple read with the QB as the runner. Jason Lewis, OC at Heidelberg University, explains it here (click on images for video):

#2 Simple Throw WR Screens

Lucas Lueders will utilize his fastball or one word plays as a way to get his offense going.  One of the simplest plays which he shows works even when outnumbered is a receiver screen.  There’s no decision for the QB and it really doesn’t matter what is happening in the box.  He illustrates it with video here:

#3 Downfield Shot with Vert Switch

Bobby Acosta has utilized tempo for years and sees big opportunity in taking a shot from a one word tempo. His example here shows the defense completely confused and the ball going into the end zone.

Being able to take advantage of a defense by operating at the fastest tempo possible is a tool for any kind of offense.  It allows you to jump start your offense if it’s hit an in-game lull, take advantage of a defense after you’ve hit them with a big play, or even convert a critical third down by catching them off guard.

You don’t need many of these, just well executed one words that you can install and use all season long.

Think about how you can use the one word tempo in your offense to move the ball in 2021.

Always be growing!

Coach Grabowski

Concealed Carry - Grumpy Man in Jail After Shooting Trespasser in Head

by Matthew Maruster 

In Preston, Idaho, a shooting highlighted the importance of a proper self-defense mindset and reaffirmed that some guns are neat but aren’t a great choice for your everyday carry (EDC) handgun.

According to news reports, here is how the incident unfolded.

On May 31st, a woman and her friend drove down route 36 in Franklin County, Idaho. The driver turned and headed up an unmarked road. Unbeknownst to the pair in the vehicle, the long road was actually private property that led to the home of a man called Jeffrey.

The 63-year-old Jeffrey became enraged when he saw the vehicle on his property. According to multiple statements, the homeowner road his 4-wheeler and quickly came up behind the vehicle. The driver stopped her car, and Jeffrey approached the driver’s side. He notified the driver that she was on private property by aggressively screaming at her and demanding the keys to her vehicle. When the driver didn’t hand the keys over, the man admitted he reached into the car and grabbed the steering wheel.

The driver stated she was frightened and hit the gas in an attempt to flee from the out-of-control homeowner.

At this point, everyone involved admits the homeowner drew his Taurus Judge handgun and fired a single shot at the driver of the vehicle.

The Taurus Judge is a 5-shot revolver that can fire both a .45-Colt cartridge and a .410-gauge shotshell. That day, Jeffrey loaded his Judge with .410 shotshells. .....Read the full story.....

Billy Graham Settled the Black/White Jesus Problem Decades Ago! The Rock Almighty

 

SANCTIFIED, RIGHTEOUS, AND READY FOR HEAVEN

by Creflo Dollar |

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Many of us most likely have heard the phrase, “God’s still working on me.” Although most people seldom think about this, it’s absolutely true.

God begins His work on us the moment we’re born, and keeps working until our last day on earth. Although getting born again and becoming His child happens in an instant, the actual work is a transformation process that takes a lifetime and changes us from the inside out.

We are spirits living in physical bodies and possessing souls, which is where our thinkers and choosers reside. Accepting Jesus gives us a spirit as holy and perfect as His; this internal change takes place right away. “Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new” (2 Corinthians 5:17). This change puts us in right-standing with God and makes us heaven-ready because our old, sinful spirits have died. However, it may take a while before the change in us becomes visible to the outside world.

Similar to a metamorphosis, the manifestations of change in us are made gradually by the Holy Spirit, who now lives in us. “Dear friends, you always followed my instructions when I was with you. And now that I am away, it is even more important. Work hard to show the results of your salvation, obeying God with deep reverence and fear. For God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases him” (Philippians 2:12, 13, NLT). The results of what God is doing may not be visible right away, but that doesn’t mean nothing is happening. Our transformation is like a butterfly developing in its cocoon or a seed preparing to sprout from underground. Being born again gives us immediate salvation; at this point, we need faith that God is working even if we don’t see anything yet.

Just because we can’t see something with our physical eyes doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. In the spiritual realm, it’s just as real—maybe even more so—than what’s in the physical realm. “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen” (Hebrews 11:1). Standing in faith that the changes God is making in us will eventually be evident to all brings it to pass.

The prevailing mentality in the world is that people won’t, or can’t, change. This is true for those who don’t believe in God’s ability to transform. To be able to move forward with what God wants to do in us, we need to learn to think differently. Any type of external change always begins on the inside. “And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God” (Romans 12:2).

Change can be uncomfortable, but it’s completely possible when we rely on the Holy Spirit to do the work in us. We’re called to leave our comfort zone and step out, but we need His guidance to do this. As we go through changes that can seem unsettling, we can also trust Him to remind us of important details. “But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all things that I said to you” (John 14:26, NKJV). He will finish the job.