Water is clearly one of the most important factors in terms of what you put into your body, simply because without it you will die within a few short days. You may know that two-thirds of your body is water, but did you know that in terms of the number of molecules, your body actually [...]
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John Gottman studied more than 2,000 couples at the University of Washington. He found that when marital relationships go bad, they gradually worsen. A little disagreement here leads to a criticism there, which leads to a bigger disagreement and so forth. At some point things dramatically change. Gottman believes that when the ratio of positive [...]
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These principles of light or energy medicine originated in the quantum physics of Einstein himself. He first introduced the concept of the LASER and stated that every living cell emits radiation, which he referred to as the “photon emission of living cells”— or what BioVeda Technologies fittingly refer to as the AURA. It has taken [...]
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The Apo E gene is the number one factor affecting how your body uses “The Big Three” food groups—carbohydrates, fats, and proteins. It is extremely important to eat the right balance of carbohydrates, fats and proteins for your specific Apo E genotype because it influences the possibility of developing certain diseases, as well as their [...]
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Written on
January 24th, 2012 by
Keesha Ewers in
Allergies,
Anti-aging,
Autoimmune Diseases,
Breast Cancer,
Cancer,
Detoxification,
Diabetes and Insulin Resistance,
Diet and Nutrition,
Inflammation,
Toxins
I have written many times about the many and myriad negative implications inflammation has on the body and mind. You could say inflammation is the root of all pain and most illness. The problem with treating inflammation is that it has many sources and western medicine only has one primary treatment for it: anti-inflammatory drugs. [...]
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I recently interviewed Dr. Daniel Siegel on Healthy YOU! Radio about his book, The Whole Brain Child. I was so impressed with the succinct way he and his co-author wrote and presented information that I thought I would share it here. They wrote all of the 12 strategies for nurturing children’s developing minds into what [...]
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Written on
December 13th, 2011 by
Keesha Ewers in
Autoimmune Diseases,
Ayurveda,
Chronic Fatigue,
Depression,
Detoxification,
Diet and Nutrition,
Fatigue,
Fibromyalgia,
General Health,
Gluten sensitivity,
Gut Dysbiosis,
Headaches,
Heart Disease,
Hormones,
Hypothyroidism,
Liver Health,
Pancha Karma,
SAD,
Weight,
women's health
Introduction Ayurveda, ancient yet timeless, gives you the means of attaining and maintaining your own optimal health and wellbeing. The benefits of Ayurvedic medicine have been proven over centuries of use, and its methodologies are as applicable today in the West as they were thousands of years ago in India. History of Ayurveda Ayurveda is [...]
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40% of all bottled water is actually tap water. The marketing industry has been selling us water that is actually just tap water packaged and marketed as “more pure” than “regular water” for 1900x more than the cost of water from out taps. The following short documentary done by a college student* at Linfield College [...]
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From Halloween to Easter, we can literally slip into the emotional shadows, often with the added burdens of overeating and unneeded weight gain. What distinguishes those of us who get the winter blues from those who love winter coziness? The deciding factor is typically our brains supply of its most potent natural anti-depressant, serotonin. Serotonin [...]
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Written on
November 2nd, 2011 by
Keesha Ewers in
Adrenal Fatigue,
Allergies,
Autoimmune Diseases,
Detoxification,
Diet and Nutrition,
Digestion,
Digestive Enzymes,
Health Quizes,
Hormones,
Hypothyroidism,
Neurotransmitter testing,
Neurotransmitters,
Obesity,
Thyroid,
Weight,
Weightloss,
women's health
We live in a time when “one size fits all” diet books become New York Times bestsellers because so many people are looking for the “quick fix” to their weight, fatigue and inflammation problems. Remember that we are not all the same. Each of us is an individual. Usually weight issues are caused from several [...]
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