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The board also, by way of state law, did not have the authority to delegate public health policy. They also argue that it was their responsibility to not take that action. Amy Person, were the actual authorities legally tasked with enforcing a mask mandate, and that their agency only “recommended” the use of masks. Person that would have the force and effect of the law,” Moberg wrote. Person had previously noted that the mask directive she issued was not mandatory and would not be enforced if not followed. “At the time of the vote, the appellants therefore styled themselves as heroic freedom fighters committing civil disobedience against an unjust and tyrannical government. “The vote was within the authority of the board. 8 meeting to “stop enforcing the mask mandate.” A judge never ruled on the allegations. “I think right now, I’m just focused and so excited about the progress that we’re moving toward,” she said. I’m focused on our work, these kids and doing things that are going to benefit them academically and their mental health.” The motion ultimately failed without support from any other board member.
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Gomes has also seen the rise in popularity of infrared saunas and cold plunge pools in luxury single-family homes. Gomes said, is chicer than black—they’ve put thought into every aspect of the gym. But to me, I think it’s total snake oil,” said Mr. Carswell, adding that potential buyers don’t want to pay top dollar for fad wellness features they didn’t pick themselves. “Some of them only use red lights and some of them use infrared and red light that enhances it even further.” … Do some research before buying because otherwise it’s just a waste of money or it won’t get the results that you want.” “In this world, there’s so much that is not what it promised. Though such products fail to fulfill the life-altering health benefits they promise, they aren’t necessarily a threat, often making them more of a harm to your wallet than your health. When you say mitochondrial buildup in your body, it means that it creates more energy.” “As we work, live and are at home more, we’re seeing that it’s more important to make it into your wellness sanctuary.” Snake oil, or a substance or product sold promising a health benefit without any proof of such benefit, has long lurked the wellness industry. But as more home-wellness products enter the market, it’s imperative to be hyper-vigilant when shopping.