Welcome to Essential Oil Solutions with Dotaura.

Today we're bringing you a recording from Kirk Jowers and Dr. Russell Osgathorpe,

discussing updates on the current situation and advice on how to keep you and your family healthy.

Hi, I'm Kirk Jowers and I'm pleased to host a new series from Dutera about COVID-19.

As always, my expert to guide us on this is Dr.

Russell Osgothorpe. Hi, Kirk. Thank you for being with us. Good to be with you. This is the second

of our foundational episodes on social distancing and coping. And I want to get practical right off the bat today. Everyone keeps seeing

these lists and people still can't really list them, but I think this will get us there. So I'm

going to ask you some questions in rapid fire for you to answer and we'll just kind of walk through

them. Okay. All right. These are practical questions for people who do not have the virus, or at least have,

or asymptomatic, have no symptoms of the virus.

Okay.

Should people go to work?

That's a really easy one right off the bat.

It totally depends on where you live, what the recommendations are of your local government,

your public health department, and healthcare professionals is the short answer.

But underneath your question is a question about risk.

I know that my answer sounds a little bit like I'm dodging the question,

but it really does matter on where you live and what viral transmission is like where you live.

So in countries where viral transmission is very high, the answer to the question is, no, you shouldn't go to work.

In countries where viral transmission of COVID-19 is very, very low, the question is, yes,

you should probably go to work and we should watch very carefully for when the virus is increasing

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