Friday, April 16, 2010
PerryA Eats Clay Everyday
[Calcium Bentonite Clay is simply] a highly charged negative ion looking for positive charged ions, which I call the viruses, molds, fungi, bacteria and baddies." ~Perry A~
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Eat Dirt For Health
This rare natural desert clay, obtained from a sub-surface mine in Death Valley, California, has been protected from leaching by the climate. This particular clay deposit was sealed away and isolated from the natural elements by a cap of zeolite minerals for forty-three million years.
Because its adsorptive properties have not been compromised by contaminants, this highly charged all natural Calcium Bentonite clay has a drawing power of 33 times its molecular weight. Its extremely strong adsorptive and absorptive properties make it ideal for use in deep cleansing, detoxing, clarifying of the skin, facial masks, body wraps, and many other uses. It is milled to a 325 screen mesh to provide a smooth, creamy, less gritty texture. In addition, Living Clay® consistently tests at 9.7 pH, and thus it acts as an alkalizing agent for the body.
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Montmorillonite vs Calcium Bentonite Clays
Friday, April 9, 2010
Stress Affects Digestion
Reduce Emotional and Psychological Stress
The impact of emotional stress cannot be underestimated, but this type of stress is often overlooked because it is difficult to make changes in this area. A difficult living situation, an unhappy marriage or a stressful job could be a source of major stress that is wearing down your health. This doesn't necessarily mean you have to move, get a divorce or quit your job, but it's important to look for ways to improve your situation in any case. If you're dealing with other stressors like depression, anxiety, or the loss of a loved one, you may want to seek counseling or join a support group that can offer you help.
Although it appears small on the surface, negative thought patterns have a way of chipping away at our quality of life by compounding our stress. Establishing healthy patterns of enjoying the moment, reframing, and learning to forgive can have a very positive effect on your health.
Prioritize Quality Sleep and Regular Downtime
The impact sleep can have on your life is well documented. Getting at least seven hours every night will balance your cortisol levels, improve your energy and brighten your mood. And just as important as sleep is downtime. It may take some rearranging if your schedule is packed with activities, but it's vital for your health to take time each day to relax and unwind. Taking a day off now and then and freeing yourself from a mile-long to-do list is very restorative as well. And by all means, if you can take a vacation and get away from it all, do it!
Improve Food Quality and Eating Habits
It can't be emphasized enough: food is the foundation of your health. A balanced diet of natural foods is a must. All macronutrient groups (fats, proteins and carbohydrates) should be included in balanced ratios. Avoid skipping meals or under-eating. Your body needs quality food for nourishment.
Avoid Allergens
If you have allergies, these can trigger a stress response in the body. Do your best to avoid allergens, which includes identifying food allergies so you can make better food choices. On the up side, if you deal properly with other stressors in your life, this may decrease the severity of your allergic reactions (which are, in part, a stress response of their own).
Exercise: Make It Smart and Sensible
Exercise is very healthy, but it's important not to overdo it if you're otherwise stressed. Emphasize activities like strength training, yoga, walking and swimming. Avoid over-training or doing too much cardio, which can exhaust the adrenals.
Reduce Physical Stressors
If you get sick, injured or have to deal with chronic pain, try to get the rest and care you need so you can reduce the stress these cause on your body. Allow your body time to heal or, in the case of chronic pain, look for ways to treat the pain or the underlying cause that prevents you from living a normal, happy life.
Avoid Toxin Exposure
Most of us can't completely eliminate toxins from our lives, but we can take measures to greatly reduce the amount of toxins our bodies must deal with every day. Filter your water, use natural beauty and cleaning products, eat organic foods, avoid chemical food additives and take the time to enjoy fresh air as much as you can.
Author: Elizabeth Walling is a freelance writer specializing in health and family nutrition. To learn more about nourishing foods, stop by Elizabeth's blog, which explores topics like healing with traditional nutrient-dense foods, lacto-fermentation, raw milk, natural living and much, much more. www.livingthenourishedlife.com
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Colon Cleansing Maintains Overall Health
The digestive system is a harbor for bacteria and fungi that can promote disease. Colonic irrigation is a hydrotherapy that uses water to focus on cleansing the colon. Colon cleansing with hydrotherapy assists in promoting health. Colon hydrotherapy is an effective procedure that can help maintain overall health.
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Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Video Description of Colon Hydrotherapy
Friday, April 2, 2010
Grandma chanted, "Eat your roughage!"
What we call dietary fiber is what Grandma used to call "roughage". It acts as the body's internal scrub brush. Most people simply don't eat the recommended 35 grams of fiber in their diet. It’s either because they’re not aware of how important fiber is, or perhaps they have been misinformed on the sources of dietary fiber.
I look forward to being a grandma someday. Forget the Shredded Wheat! My chants will extol the virtues of chia seeds, flaxseed meal and Calcium Bentonite Clay, hey, hey! Read more...