Category Archives: Reclaim Your Health

Stay Cool, Stay Balanced: Your Guide to Summer Wellness

Summer time is a very exciting time of year. We are conditioned from our school days to embrace summer as a time of play and adventuring. It’s a season for socializing, expanding, doing. It’s a magical time of year. With all of the summer action and summer heat it’s important to take steps to maintain your balance. It can be easy to over exert, over do it, over heat, and deplete yourself. Which comes with consequences to your health.  Navigating this hot wet season we call summer can be a challenge and if we don’t learn to counteract the seasonal heat and hoorah, we can be left susceptible. 

Being Open To Healing

Today I invite you into a mindset shift, one that allows you to move from a dead end, to a place of hope and possibility on your healing journey. Just because you haven’t found what works yet, doesn’t mean it’s not out there.

Rooting For Health: Going Beyond Symptom Treatment

Are you struggling to find lasting and TRUE resolution to your chronic health challenges? Have you gone everywhere and tried everything? Do you find yourself constantly seeking the next pill or protocol that will bring you the relief you so badly want (and deserve)?

Healing Anxiety & Depression Naturally- My Formula

My heart goes out to all the lost souls battling bouts of anxiety and depression without a light source. It can be dark days, and stormy nights navigating these unexplained emotional blankets wrapping us up and smothering our authenticity.

It’s Time to Talk Pain Killers- The Danagers of NSAID Use

Many of us use painkillers regularly without a second thought anytime we have a headache, a backache, an injury, you name it. But have you ever stopped to really think about what you’re putting in your body and its effects?

Today we’re diving into the world of NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs). You may know them by their common names: aspirin, ibuprofen, and naproxen. While these medications provide relief from pain and inflammation, they also come with potential risks and side effects that are often overlooked.”