Celery boost

Off and on in the last few months I’ve been reading Anthony William’s books in the medical medium series. The latest one is on Celery Juice: what he says is fascinating!

What got us to read the book and dust off our juicer is the amazing results a friend of ours has experienced from being on the celery juice routine for 3 months – all her health issues have disappeared one by one.

Highly recommend the book and the juice! We’ve been juicing for about a month now – health improvements visible from the first week 🙂

No Tyme For Lyme

A client with Lyme’s recently sent info on a special homeopathic remedy she is having success with: No Tyme for Lyme.

She used to be in bed with 3-5 day headaches twice a month or more. Now – no more headaches.

She is so enthused, she is helping promote the remedy. You can connect to her website here.

It’s cheap, it’s easy to use, it works

A friend of ours swears by French green clay – calcium bentonite. He uses “green clay” for everything. Takes it internally. Uses it externally for anything that comes along – insect bites, mosquitoes, burns… pimples, itchy scalp, falling hair… Anything from a sore throat or a headache to a tumour and radiation.

What he likes best about it: it’s cheap, it’s easy to use and it works. He was so enthusiastic (and healthy) it got us interested and we’re now on our way to becoming committed living clay users!

Some ways to use it

Guide to antioxidants

A friend just sent me this link to the “ultimate guide to antioxidants” – an in-depth article by Dr Mercola where he talks about the different types of antioxidants, the beneficial effect, and the FOODS that contain them, etc. (That last bit is the piece that interests me most.)

Pomegranates for smooth move

Last night I picked 4 medium/small pomegranates off our little organic tree (planted last year), put the seeds in the VitaMix and blended them with a little water. It was pretty tart (as in sour) so I added some organic honey and a huge organic apple. Delicious!

The smoothie definitely had a grainy texture, what with all those seeds – but I went right off to sleep and my eyes felt relaxed when I woke (usually they’re tense from computer work). I had what felt like indigestion in the early hours of the morning BUT: before breakfast and after lunch had 2 great bowel movements, normal in every way except …huge. No exaggeration.

I’m impressed. Forget constipation or small BMs. Go for the pomegranates!

Here’s a great list of the multiple benefits of pomegranates – you’re bound to recognize your own symptoms & needs on their list, so check it out! (And that website looks like an excellent source of info on all sorts of health conditions. Suggestion: go for the vegan or purely plant-based options; avoid meat, fish, eggs, dairy.)

Creating tick-free zones

The Tick-Borne Disease Alliance recommends creating areas in your yard that are free from ticks.

The TBDA TICKOFF list:

• Tidy up by removing leaves, branches and debris, which create hiding places for ticks and their hosts.
• Install 3-foot wide gravel or wood chip barriers along the edges of stone walls, ornamental gardens and woodlot perimeters.
• Create gravel or wood chip pathways linking the house to frequently used outside areas.
• Keep woodpiles and bird feeders far away from the home as they attract rodents which ticks feed on.
• Open up areas to direct sunlight and keep lawns cut short to reduce the humid environment that ticks thrive in.
• Form play and recreational areas at least 10 feet away from wooded edges; place playsets on wood chip beds and in sunny areas.
• Fully use patio and non-grass or non-vegetative areas as much as possible.

TBDA recommends a chemical tick repellant for your clothing when outside… You might try Dr Schulze’s non-toxic herbal products BUG BARRIER and BUG BLOCK to see whether ticks dislike them. You could also contact Dr Schulze’s office (herbdoc.com – customer support) to get their advice.

Read more of the TBDA article: http://www.motherearthnews.com/natural-health/outsmart-ticks-zwfz1205zhun.aspx#ixzz35hxQHFsz

Liver Meridian Ahaa

I did a 5-day Liver Detox last week and am noticing a radical shift in the way my day flows, getting a wider variety of things done without planning or disciplining myself or making To Do lists. Can this really be attributed to a Liver Detox?

Yes!

In Acupuncture, the Liver Meridian is the Planner. It’s the general of the army – with the ability, when healthy and strong, of

• anticipating what is needed
• making quick assessments
• seeing the larger picture as well as filling in the details
• allowing you to organize your life in a smooth way
• flowing around obstacles
• knowing the right amount of time for each task
• creating strategies for success and handling the details with ease so you achieve your goals

Liver Detox

If you’ve never heard of Dr Schulze and his HerbDoc.com website, it’s time to go visit! His super-powerful herbal remedies and detox programs really work, according to those who use them.

I just did the 5-Day Liver Detox. It was easy – plenty to eat and/or drink, no hunger at any time – and I particularly enjoyed getting back onto carrot/beet juice after a very long time. (The juices are optional, not required.)

You can choose the type of Liver Detox you do – depending on whether you normally eat a junk food diet, a vegetarian diet, or whatever. I did the “Advanced” Detox because I wanted to get the maximum out of the Detox.

Best Lyme’s documentary

A client with Lyme’s just sent this link to what she calls “the best documentary yet on Lyme’s”:

https://www.facebook.com/PANDORAORG/posts/10152016463202371

Do you know anybody with Lyme’s – or anybody with suspicious symptoms that might be Lyme’s? Feel free to give them the link. Millions of people worldwide are not getting the help they need because … well, the documentary tells the story better.

Other posts on Lyme’s – there’s a “search” box to the right of any post title… or you can click on the Lyme’s category in the right sidebar.

Lyme’s: Let it flow on through

Brave singer Debbie Gibson has Lyme’s and is bringing some much-needed attention to this elusive disease. Good for her!