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If I had to recommend just one thing people can do to improve their health and happiness, I would hands down say this: daily meditation.
Here’s why…
Through meditation, people gain rich personal insights and guidance. They learn so much about themselves and become more centered and grounded. Over time with a meditation practice, whatever doesn’t serve someone begins to naturally…
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There have been times when I’ve wanted to give more attention to strengthening my core (including after having my babies!). I didn’t have much time or energy to make a big effort, but I felt it was important to do something for lots of reasons: a healthy core helps your whole body operate more efficiently and smoothly. It improves your posture, stability and balance. It also plays a big role in…
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Last week I saved nearly $60 on my canned coconut milk—hooray! Here are a few more easy budget-friendly ideas so you can put more money toward healthier foods. Do you have any ideas to add?
- Become a co-op member. Many of the best natural food stores are co-ops. Usually anyone can shop there, but if you pay a small fee to become a member, you get extra deals and you…
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If you would like to add more peace, joy and resilience to your life (and who wouldn’t welcome more and more of that!), here are a few amazing people who teach practical tools to do just that.
I recently had the good fortune to attend a wonderful retreat led by both Mary Hayes Grieco and Elizabeth…
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I recently learned some new ways to find a natural / healthy / organic / green salon and wanted to share the tips. First, here’s some back story.
I’ve been interested in finding a natural salon for a while. Although many popular salons and hair treatments and products claim to be “natural,” they really fall short and still contain harmful ingredients. Finding a salon that is actually clean…
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I enjoy watching movies about inspiring people and inspiring times in history. I feel that the things you watch, hear, read and otherwise take in are to some degree either uplifting or disheartening. I’d rather “consume” messages that are uplifting, inspiring and hopeful versus messages that are downers.
Recently, we saw “Brother Sun, Sister Moon” about St.…
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Eating meat that has been raised healthily and humanely is really important to me. I only want to put things in my body that actually nourish and energize me. I also want to use my food dollars to vote for integrity and to support individuals and businesses that contribute to a better future for all of us. The short- and long-term health costs of cheap conventional, factory-farmed meat (which is…
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If you were an alien, what would you be confused about? I’ll tell you the first thing I would be confused about: grass lawns.
Reporting back to home base: “Well, I have observed that these humans surround their homes with large swaths of an exact kind of green grass. This must be critical for people’s survival because they spend an awful lot of time, energy and money on it. They spend…
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How do you react when you hear the word “exercise”? And what’s the reason you exercise? I chose the word “Movement” for my wellness book that will cover exercise and physical activity partly because I think movement carries a more positive tone and avoids the “shoulds” and guilt that are sometimes associated with exercise.
On my website, I talk a little more about my philosophy on wellness…
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Here are a few helpful resources that can help you naturally heal and soothe all sorts of everyday ailments: allergies, headaches, sore throats, ear infections, stress, rashes, colic, eczema, cramps, nausea, digestive issues…and the list goes on. I’m already looking forward to adding a “healing remedies” topic to my book series at some point.
1. Wellness mama website (http://wellnessmama.com/category/remedies/)
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