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Vocabulary for a Healthy Holiday

How would you categorize the words you speak to yourself on a daily basis?

Take a pause ... What words surfaced? Do you lean toward the positive supportive side?

Or is your brain filled with self criticism and negativity? Let's face it, we are human after all and the brain is never all or one but a mixture of words. With the stimulation of the Holidays, this mixture can easily become a muddled mess.

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Spice It Up for Holiday Health

Cultures around the globe have long understood the medicinal properties of herbs and spices as remedies for improving health. Today, in the modern world there is a panacea of recipes bringing herbs and spices to the forefront for daily gastronomic pleasure.

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Mind - Body Medicine

Major advancements in medicine, like blood transfusions, chemotherapy, pasteurization, antibiotics, organ transplants, and even sanitation, have decreased mortality rates, improved our quality of life, created efficiencies in the medical system, and contributed to societal progression.

While there is no doubt these advancements are positive, they are replacing many ancient healing practices. In the West, it seems like there is a pill for everything, and many doctors have no reluctance when it comes to writing a prescription.

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5 Superfood Swaps

Healthy foods, especially superfoods, have a notorious reputation for being expensive, and a lot of people use that as an excuse to grab fast food and sacrifice their health.

While high-quality food is the greatest investment you can make for your health, sometimes you just can’t afford to splurge on goji berries, maca, and that fancy camu camu powder.

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Take the Breakfast Experiment

In the world of modern nutrition, almost everyone is on one diet or another, and people dwell on fats, proteins, and lists of “good” and “bad” foods.

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