Facts on Glyphosate
Stephanie Seneff PhD and researcher at MIT has shed light on the dangers associated with glyphosate. The chemical glyphosate is used as a weed killer used for crops, in gardens, parks and forests. The product may have different names but was originally created in 1961 as a agent to strip mineral deposited off pipes and […]
Attention
Today, we welcome our first guest blogger, Shannon Smith, J.D., M.S., who has generously allowed us to post one of her LinkedIN feeds. Your attention shapes your reality. Your attention shapes your brain. Science shows your brain Is being sculpted by what you focus on.You have the controls in your grasp. Here’s the brain science truth […]
Scents
Scents are in many products we use in our households, most commercials are encouraging us to use scented deodorant, laundry detergents or now we can add scent in the dryer with dryer beads designed to add additional scent to clothing, or in the washer or both for extra scent. Apparently, we need scent! These beads […]
Self-Worth & Methylation
Methylation is all about the body detoxing. This is an important function of the body and very necessary for optimum performance. Otherwise, all things in the body get sluggish, like neurotransmitters and functions in general. Increased inflammation and brain fog starts to kick in and make life difficult. What are the signs if you have […]
Highly Sensitive Meaning
On and off I hear the term “Highly Sensitive” but what does highly sensitive really mean? In Blog 131 it was discussed how some individuals are avoiders, and some people are seekers when it comes to external stimulation. This is because some individuals are sensitive to stimuli. The term highly sensitive can bring about shame […]
Eight Senses
We think of ourselves as having five senses, but we actually have eight. The first five that are commonly thought of are; sight, hearing, taste smell and touch. The others are balance, body awareness or energy, and internal body awareness. The first five are assist us with external stimuli and our perception, like sight we […]
Diversity, Equity and COVID
Often, we hear the term diversity, equity and inclusion or DEI. What does all of this really mean? The term is supposed to be about creating environments that are inclusive and fair in consideration of others’ differences. The differences include age, race, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, and more. Equity is to ensure fair treatment […]
Collective Wisdom
I heard the term collective wisdom the other day and thought that’s a good point. Group wisdom, sharing the knowledge, insights, and decision-making capabilities that is an awesome concept that we should do more of. All individuals can collaborate on their different diverse perspectives and experiences. The one thing I have found since COVID is […]
Modern Beauty
Beauty is defined with what words. Does beauty really lie in the beholder. Can beauty be put into words or can it only be felt in the moment? So, beauty when it comes to people can be a multifaceted concept encompassing both physical and inner qualities that evoke pleasure or admiration. Beauty includes physical attractiveness, […]
Natural Health Care Products
I am not one to normally become political but I feel that I need to speak out regarding the proposed changes that will be coming, not only as someone who uses products such as probiotics or vitamin C. Also, someone who as a practitioner for mental health supports nutrition and natural supplementation, I feel the […]
Climate Change and AI
Climate change is a hot topic these days. Ever since COVID I am never sure of the information I read and hear. Fact checking is a thing of the past. I am sure I am not alone on some of this thinking. I disagree with fear reporting. On March 21, 2025, the Science of Climate […]
Social Rewilding
Rewilding is a term used to define a form of ecological restoration aimed at increasing biodiversity and restoring a natural process. Unlike other forms of ecological restoration, rewilding aspires to reduce human influence on ecosystems. There is a second terminology regarding rewilding that is called social rewilding. Which I think is just as important. This […]