I know I am not alone in worrying about the sagging skin that comes as we age. I started noticing it at 40 but felt helpless to do anything about it. Hence, I haven’t done anything about it, and it’s only gotten worse and more disconcerting. Interestingly there’s a strong connection between maintaining strong facial
It’s no surprise that by our 50’s we females have osteoporosis. Too much SUGAR and highly processed foods, stress, anxiety, hormonal imbalances, fluctuations in weight, improper alignment, and lack of movement are all contributing factors, which we experienced a lot of growing up. And now we have to concern ourselves with the ramifications that come
“Sit up straight. You’re going to have round shoulders when you grow up.” Do you remember your mom telling you that all the time? Well, perhaps we should have listened to her instead of rolling our eyes, not because we would have prevented having rounded shoulders, but because sitting tall can help our digestion. Are
“My doctor says I need to lose weight and I should be exercising more. …if I don’t, I’m at risk for atherosclerosis, a heart attack, diabetes,…” Dave S. “I am concerned about my muscle tone and excess flab. Can you help me?” Nancy B. I hear quotes like these all too often. Again, we’ve fallen
I bet you’d like a quick fix to slimming down and feeling fit… or to finding a solution to your chronic constipation, indigestion, back pain, seasonal allergies, autoimmune issues, or achy joints caused by inflammation and carrying a few extra pounds. You’ve explored different diets that are out there – Keto, Paleo, Whole 30, FODMAP,
My clients continually say they want to take care of their bodies on a deep level. This can only happen when we reduce the toxins we consume – through what we breathe, eat, and put on our bodies. Commercial sunscreen is one of those toxins we should avoid. Of the sixteen UV filters approved by
One of my clients came to me after reading my Sunshine blog in which I mentioned how toxic sunscreen is and that I was ready to give it up. She was intrigued but still concerned about what to do. “I am fair skinned. I worry about burning. I generally wear long sleeves and long pants
In 2014, it was estimated that approximately 12% of U.S. deaths (340,000 persons per year) could be linked to inadequate sun exposure.1 And a 2016 all-cause mortality study found that avoidance of sun exposure is a risk factor for death similar to that of smoking.2 This only makes sense. Sunlight is the primary source of
In my last blog, I barely scratched the surface on the topic of glyphosate (a toxic herbicide that is the active ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup). Its ill effects on plants, animals and the human body seem endless. Once sprayed, it gets into our soil and water systems and eventually into our oceans, killing the healthy
Like me, you’re concerned about what’s in and on your food. We’re doing our best to select healthy, well-raised foods. We don’t want to be feeding our families foods sprayed with toxic chemicals. But most likely we are. In the late 1990s, industry discovered they could put a bacterial gene into plants to give them