How easily do you want blood cells to glide through your veins? Do you want your sinuses to process pollen easily? Do you want to cushion your spine and brain? How easily do you want nutrient particles and waste to move into and out of your intestinal walls? Imagine how difficult it is for your guts to …
Here is an exercise from the Better Breathing Workshop for this Saturday, May 28, 2016. Move your lower rib cage while you breathe. Not the upper chest or the shoulders, but the lower rib cage. Put your hands on your sides where you can feel your ribs. Make them flare out as you inhale. They’ll …
It’s grapefruit season NOW and it’s February. When I was a kid growing up in the midwest, Mom would try to get us to eat grapefruit any time of the year since they are available year ’round in the grocery. They tasted awful though, and we’d pile on white sugar in order to eat them. …
I was talking with a friend, whose lifestyle is very different from mine, about food choices. He said he didn’t want to prolong his life by eating a healthier diet. His Mother lived to be almost 90, and was very feeble in mind and body during her last ten years. He thought an improved diet …
When we try to lose weight, our bodies might slow metabolism at first in order to maintain the overweight homeostasis. It takes time for new behaviors to dive into corresponding processes inside the body, and then resurface in a visible health condition. New behavior takes effect through persistence and intensity so internal processes get the message: “I …
