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04/29/2026

Sitting at my nephew’s baseball practice Monday, just minding my business, when I get a phone call from a number I don’t know.

I answer it, and it’s a sweet lady telling me she picked up Living in Parish from Carter’s on Hatchell.

She goes, “I had to call you.”

Y’all… she doesn’t have Facebook. Didn’t find us online first. Didn’t see an ad.

She walked into a local store, saw a free magazine on a rack, picked it up… and it worked.

She told me two things in that magazine caught her attention immediately. The French Settlement Roasting Co. feature, because she wanted to know where she could get that coffee, and the Chris Glaser Faces of the Parish article.

She’s turning 66 soon and has been looking for someone local to help her with Medicare. Not Lafayette. Not Hammond. Local.

And she found him… in the magazine.

Then she went to our website, found my number, and called me just to tell me.

That right there is why we do this.

And I’m not even going to turn this into some big sales pitch… but I am going to say this.

This is exactly what happens when you put your business in front of the right people, in the right place, in a way they’ll actually sit down and spend time with.

Not everything happens online. Not everyone is scrolling. Some people are still walking into Carter’s, picking something up, and reading every page.

And when they do… it sticks.

If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, just know this isn’t just “a magazine.” It’s working

04/11/2026

ZINC — “The Immunity Defender”
Tactical Healing Network
Veterans Tactical Healing Network
Medicinal Power:
is a multitasking mineral that’s central to immune defense, tissue repair, and hormone balance. It helps white blood cells work properly, aids wound healing, supports healthy skin and hair, and plays a role in male reproductive health (including testosterone). It’s a cornerstone mineral for anyone who wants to recover faster and stay resilient.

Key Roles:
-Enzyme Activation across hundreds of Biochemical reactions.
- & Protein Synthesis (growth, tissue repair).
-Immune Cell Function and Antiviral
-Hormone Balance (Testosterone Production & Fertility Support).
-Skin Health, Wound Repair, and Hair Maintenance.

Clinical Perks:
-May shorten duration and severity of common colds (with certain lozenge forms).
-Helps speed wound healing and supports skin repair.
-Can support male fertility markers (when deficiency is present).
-Improves hair and nail strength where zinc deficiency contributes.

Best Food Sources:
-Oysters (highest bioavailable source).
-Red Meat (beef, lamb).
-Pumpkin Seeds & Sesame Seeds.
-Dairy (in some diets)

1. Zinc Picolinate (Capsules) — Best absorbed form for daily support.
Price: $12–$22 (60–120 capsules)
Sales line: “Gentle on digestion, built for steady daily defense.”

2. Zinc Gluconate (Tablets / Lozenges) — Common, economical; lozenges used for cold symptom relief.
Price: $8–$18 (30–100 lozenges/tablets)
Sales line: “Grab-and-go immune support — lozenges for on-the-spot relief.”

3. Zinc Citrate (Tablets) — Good absorption and pleasant on the stomach.
Price: $10–$20 (60–120 tablets)
Sales line: “Balanced zinc for everyday wellness.”

4. Topical Zinc (Zinc Oxide Salve or Cream) — Skin repair and barrier support (NOT a systemic supplement).
Price: $9–$18 (2–4 oz)
Sales line: “Protect and heal: zinc barrier cream for cuts, rashes and repairs.”

5. Zinc + Vitamin C / Elderberry Combo (Bundles) — Immune synergy bundles that convert well.
Price: $22–$40 (combo packs)
Sales line: “Synergistic defense duo for cold season.”

Note on safety / form choices: Avoid recommending intranasal zinc sprays. They’ve been linked to loss of smell in rare cases. Also be transparent about potential interactions (e.g., high zinc long-term can affect copper levels).







-Zinc + Vitamin C + Elderberry (immune bundle)
-Zinc + Magnesium (mineral balance pack) — include copper supplement optional in bundle for long-term zinc users
-“Travel Defense Pack” (lozenges + vitamin C sachet + hand salve)

“Always read labels and consult a healthcare professional before starting supplements, especially if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or under 18. Avoid intranasal zinc products. Long-term high-dose zinc may cause copper imbalance.”

04/11/2026

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