Epsom salt, or magnesium sulfate, is a naturally occurring compound of magnesium, sulfur, and oxygen. It has been used therapeutically since the 17th century. Research has shown that bathing in Epsom salts increases magnesium levels in the body. If you enjoy unwinding in a warm bath, adding Epsom salt to the water could have several […]
Read MoreAre you looking for another way to detoxify your body, quench your thirst and boost your energy? Here is a tried and true method to do just that and then some. Adding fresh squeezed lemon juice to water not only quenches your thirst more than any other beverage, it nourishes your body with vitamins, minerals […]
Read MoreTHE MIND-BODY WELLNESS CONNECTION For generations, mothers have been warning their children that going outside in the cold with wet hair will make them sick. Although it has been scientifically proven to be incorrect, many of us have disobeyed Mom by going outside on a cold day with wet hair – and indeed have gotten […]
Read MoreSound Healing, through various techniques and technologies, is the educated and conscious use of the energy of sound to reach identified goals and promote wellness in the human system – including the expansion of consciousness. Sound Healing is founded on the premise that all matter is vibrating at specific frequencies. Science has proven that sound, […]
Read MoreRaindrop Technique Massage is a very powerful healing tool using a series of 9 different therapeutic grade essential oils. It originated from the research of D. Gary Young, ND and a medicine man named Wallace Black Elk of the Lakota Indian Tribe. The routine is based on the theory that many viruses and/or bacteria lay […]
Read MoreMany skin care experts believe that daily all-over dry brush massage is essential for lasting vitality and health. Dry brushing for 5 minutes each day helps to open pores, promotes blood circulation and lymph flow to help your body excrete toxins and invigorate the nervous system by stimulating the nerve endings. Skin brushing can […]
Read MoreHypertension, more commonly known as high blood pressure, affects one in three adults in America, the majority of who are aged 65 or over. Hypertension is defined by the consistent measurement of a systolic blood pressure exceeding 140mmHg and/or a diastolic blood pressure exceeding 90mmHg. The systolic blood pressure refers to the pressure in the […]
Read More2017 – The Year of Great Achievements! HAPPY NEW YEAR! Ahhhh, … January 1 – the day many people make some sort of resolution. Some sort of promise to do better, to lose weight, eat healthy, to be a better person, or commit to a better relationship. Now that the hectic holidays and excuses to […]
Read MoreWhen my mom died a few years ago, my siblings and I were discussing the many ways life would be different without her. “No more presents,” my brother noted. My mother was passionate about gifts. As an adult, I often urged her to stop giving presents and spend the money on herself, but she refused. […]
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