“Our bodies are like a garden…”

Is cutting ALL free and added sugars out of the diet might necessarily in our best interest if it leaves us with endless cravings?

Bottom line is that eating more ultra-processed foods than whole foods is a very risky proposition.

Before we decide that the only way to fill up is to pile meat and potatoes on the plate, let’s make sure we understand how to make the most of the filling potential of veggies.

Whether we’re talking 18:6 intermittent fasting, 12-hour fasting or 5:2 fasting, or the “fasting-mimicking diet”, good sleep is key for weight loss.

With the right input, nature produces predictable output. This month, we’re uncovering the habits (input) that help us maintain a healthy weight (output).

Has a specific technique exercise regimen worked helped you lose weight and keep it off in the past?

Getting to a healthy weight isn’t really about weight!

For some period of time, those of us suffering with chronic pain symptoms are likely to be the only (or at least the chief) advocators of our wellness.

When folks talk about stress, we tend to focus on our brain and our thoughts. But, it’s easy to overlook just how closely our brains talk with our bodies, and vice versa.

We’re advocating for treatment that aligns with our values. I LOVE THIS FOR US!!!!

Why not build a practice of turning careful attention onto ourselves for once?

On the other hand, holistic wellness is a huge opportunity to live our best lives.

We need to lean into those life-affirming and wellness-promoting practices now as much as ever

For centuries, we’ve found ways to survive unimaginably brutal physical and psychological conditions.

Quality sleep also helps to keep inflammation in check, which is a must for wellness.

We have an obligation to ourselves, to future generations and to our ancestors’ legacy to do the best we can to support our own wellbeing.

These ladies are dancing their way to wellness and you can, too!

We all need the right balance of wellness practices