Dr.Thierry helps people live healthy active lives. As a board-certified internist, he can help all ages look and feel their best. His prime demographic is executives, police officers, firefighters, professional fighters, celebrities, housewives, models and hardworking people who want to feel … [Read more...]
DO OUR CHILDREN NEED VITAMINS?
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DISCUSSION WITH JULIE PARMAR, OWNER AND FOUNDER OF VEGETARIAN NATURALS® Every parent wants the best for their child’s health, and eating a healthy, well-balanced diet is so important for growth and development. But let’s be honest…how many of our kids do that every day, if … [Read more...]
Heather Rosa – Nutritional Therapist on Veganuary and Creating Wise Food Choices
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A survey conducted in 2018 found that there are around 600,000 vegans living in Great Britain. The Veganuary website tells us that over half a million people have participated in the Veganuary campaign since 2014 from 178 countries around the world. The Vegan Society also confirmed that veganism … [Read more...]
Joy in the Mourning “Blessed are those that Mourn, for they shall be comforted.” Dedicated to Carol A Santella
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Dearest Readers, first and foremost, let me say this is going to be a lengthy, but oh so magical article and, dear readers, what a year this has been! I’ve enjoyed this journey with Karyn Lynn Grant as we shared and educated on joy, love and peace in the mourning. Each month , especially as the … [Read more...]
A Merry Heart in the Mourning “When the Spirit of Praise, Rejoicing and Faith Becomes the Heart”
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As Karyn Lynn Grant and I move on to our 11th interview of the 2019 The Year of Joy Series, we find ourselves in the month of November where many celebrate thanksgiving with glad and happy hearts, we trust. Wikipedia’s definition of Thanksgiving: "Thanksgiving Day is a national holiday … [Read more...]
Mercy in the Mourning: Transitioning Sorrow Through Kindness
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Mercy. I had to really think about that word and its meaning in general and what it means to me personally. Then thoughts came to mind about hurts and forgiveness and the difficulties it all can cause in so many facets of life. Many hurts in my life have come from family and the betrayals there have … [Read more...]
Wisdom in the Mourning: Turning Regret into Resilience
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This month's topic choice has been a very interesting. As our readers know, this is about to be our 9th article and interview with Karyn Lynn Grant in our 2019: The Year of Joy Series. Much has happened to both Karyn and I over the last two months or so which has delayed our conversation, but … [Read more...]
My Life, My Job, My Career: Here’s How I Cure My Anxiety in The Office
Having anxiety was never easy, Face it! Your workplace can contribute to stress, anxiety, depression, and depression, and it is inevitable. However, there is a solution. Emotions like anxiety and depression are traitors-they suddenly appear without warning. Admit it, you may not notice it at … [Read more...]
Why You Should Be Holidaying Your Worries Away
Life has become so busy that we seldom find time for ourselves. Holidaying is a perfect way to assure yourself that you’re physical and mental well-being matters. A relaxing holiday will destress you from all your professional worries and revitalize you for your next journey. While there are many … [Read more...]
Sarah Outlaw Interviewed About Helping Families and Children at Her Natural Health Improvement Centers of South Jersey and Des Moines Locations
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In modern times, particularly in the last 10 years, a quiet revolution has been occurring recognizing that the human body, when assisted with nutrition, can repair itself far better than any external treatment or invasive procedure. Sarah Outlaw, MH, MSACN is a Clinical Nutritionist and Herbalist … [Read more...]