There was a Health Support call scheduled last night from 6-7 and as a True Health Leader, I believed I was qualified to join it. But I have to ask, What call? Where? How do you participate? These health calls sound like a nice idea but there is no info given as to how to join them—no link, no number, no nothing. All I saw was a chance to add it to Google Calendar, which I did. But Google Calendar provided a reminder and nothing more. I did try signing into Google Meet for the call but that app said there was no one there. I tried everything I could see or think of to join this call but nothing worked. The community sounds good on paper but unfortunately, so far I have not seen a single benefit from joining it, and in fact all it has meant has been a frustrating waste of time.

I'm officially out of videos to watch. I think I will start over and take lots of notes while watching the videos a second time. How are yall doing watching the videos?

Looks like I have some competition for my melon!!

Will the convo tonight at 700 be recorded? I cannot be there live but would like to listen to it if possible.

I was astonished and thrilled to see a quote from Dr. Herbert Shelton in your Classroom presentation on minerals, Fran! I admire and congratulate you for studying Dr. Shelton. I have several of his books in my library (and have read them). I also subscribed to Dr. Shelton's Hygienic Review for several years and still have those issues in storage. Years ago I did a 10-day water fast at a spa outside San Antonio, Texas, owned by Dr. Shelton's daughter, Dr. Tosca Haag and her husband Greg.We became friends.I will say that nothing I have heard you say so far in the Classroom is inconsistent with Dr. Shelton's teachings, as I understand them. BTW one of Dr. Shelton's witticisms is relevant to the point you made about the essential aspect of minerals occurring in plant life, not as chemical isolates. He was mentioning a tropical bird of some kind that was known to favor foods containing potassium. "The bird does not eat potassium, of course," Dr. Shelton wrote. "It eats the banana."