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Organs, Emotions, and your Body’s Physiology

…not use it internally.

Sesame Oil – is Poly and Mono Unsaturated oils, it is also best used for light sautéing, salad dressings, or added at the end of the cooking cycle for flavor. It has many nutrients and is… Continue reading »


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Spice UP

…in sandwiches and salads, I love infusing oregano in olive oil for salad dressings.

  • Condiments — Mustard and ketchup add a lot of spices to our foods, mustard usually contains turmeric so you can get a little more turmeric… Continue reading »

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    Pain Alternatives and the Anti-Inflammatory Diet

    …foods can go a long way in addressing the root cause of your pain.

    The Anti Inflammatory diet Wheat? Dairy? Sugar? These can be triggers. An anti-inflammatory diet may be slightly different from one person to the next…. Continue reading »


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    Inflammation and your Immune System ~ The good, the bad, and the ugly

    …is a picture of my Veggie Burger Salad – description is attached to the picture.

    Here is the vinegar I used to dash over the salad along with some high quality small farm organic extra virgin olive oil. These… Continue reading »


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    Bhavana – Intension into Action

    …someone. 

    This is especially helpful during transitions, before leaving for work or leaving for home, before a meeting, checking email, — but especially before addressing a problem or issue with anyone. If this is the case, sit and send… Continue reading »


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    Chakras

    …our individual first chakra depends upon addressing our personal family issues.

    You reinforce energy at first chakra when you:

    • Recognize and nurture your connection with the natural world.
    • Maintain a sense of pride in your ancestry

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    Inversions In detail.

    Turning our body upside down

    This turned into a long topic (over 40 pages of information!) — there is a lot going on with inversions that is beyond just physically doing them (I do cover the physical aspects

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    Photo From: Personalizing Your Anti-Inflammatory Diet

    Personalizing Your Anti-Inflammatory Diet

    …All of which I am addressing with food and herbs that build my blood. The blood test does support what I learned about myself from my genetics tests.

    Where I need to be cautious; my thyroid is slightly sluggish… Continue reading »


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    February 2007 – You Are What You Eat

    …yam, or a salad (this depends on the season!).

  • If you are lucky enough to practice in the morning, try to do practice on an empty stomach, then eat a light breakfast followed by a large lunch sometime between… Continue reading »

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    Emotional eating … connecting your Moods & Foods

    …things, it’s a signal to consume foods with more iron, eating foods high in calcium, potassium and iron can combat these cravings.

    Eating yogurt or making a salad with dark, leafy greens will all aid in keeping our sodium… Continue reading »


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    Reducing Chemical Exposures

    …and herbicides and pharmaceucticals and digest. 

  • Add power foods to your meals to increase anti-oxidant activity — for example seeds over your salads and veggies, sprouts added to foods, herbs and spices adde to your meals.
  • Nutraceuticals 🙂 … Continue reading »

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    Eating the Rainbow is not Phoo-Phoo advice

    …and herbs and spices you can get in a meal; for example when I make a salad I will use 2-3 different types of lettuce and leafy greens, sprouts of some type (I get different sprouts each week), seeds of… Continue reading »