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Different Breakfast

10/29/2018

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Here something a little different for breakfast. Instead of grain/toast,...
  • Put your eggs on top of a bed of arugula, dandelion, watercress, red leaf lettuce, spinach and cilantro
  • All amazing herbs & greens that help you detox, strengthen your immune system and much more
  • Sprinkle some real salt, turmeric and black pepper onto your eggs
  • Add few slices of oven roasted turkey
  • Some grass-fed skirt steak and of course
  • A few drops of almond butter
  • A few slices of grass-fed, organic butter can't be missing. ;)
  • Combine it all with some seasonal fruits and you're golden

Happy "different" breakfast.
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Outdoors Workout

10/11/2018

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Great and intensive AM session at Swami's beach. I like hard 30 min workouts with my steel mace and kettle bell. Throw in some push-ups and squat exercises and you're having a full body workout, outdoors, while grounding and soaking up the happy vitamin D ;)

How do you workout? Leave a comment.

Happy Thursday!

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Fibromyalgia

10/4/2018

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Do you have constant pain or do you know someone who does? Are you fatigue all over your body for months at a time? Do you lose sleep because of this feeling of exhaustion? Are you developing headaches? Do you suffer from cognitive problems such as forgetting names or mixing them up? These could be symptoms of fibromyalgia.

So what is fibromyalgia really?
It's a chronic pain condition that is said to be caused by an abnormal response to stress. It's a muscoskeletal pain and tenderness all over the body. The common signs of fibromyalgia are overall pain & tiredness, restless sleep, numbness, higher sensitivity, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and muscle spasms, not being able of focusing on mental tasks, disorientation and short-term memory loss. Many have difficulty or are completely unable to perform daily tasks.

There is no particular test for this condition and symptoms may be similar to other ailments. There is no known cure but there might be ways to reduce the symptoms and manage the flare-ups. And all that without dangerous pharma drugs. Making lifestyle changes to control fibromyalgia is HUGE. Once a person is diagnosed, unfortunately, most conventional doctors will most likely prescribe pain meds, antidepressants and muscle relaxants. But be careful with these drugs as we all know they come with a plethora of side effects. Just to name a few: antidepressants could increase your risk of developing mania and bipolar disorder.

Here a few holistic methods to help alleviate fibromyalgia pain:
  1. Acupuncture - This helps to restore your normal balance of life force.
  2. Massage Therapy - A gentle massage helps move and stimulate the body's muscles and soft tissues
  3. Yoga & Tai Chi - Mediation, slow movements, deep breathing and relaxation have been found to help.
  4. Essential Oils - Lavender, chamomile, lemongrass, ginger and black pepper to alleviate pain | Sage, frankincense, sweet orange, grapefruit and jasmine to relief stress | Neroli and roman chamomile to sleep peacefully | Peppermint and marjoram for headaches
  5. Taking Supplements - Get enough magnesium (muscle pain), fish oil (anti-inflammatory), melatonin (sleep)
  6. K-Laser Therapy - Stimulates red blood cell flow to affected areas, which helps reduce pain & inflammation. Also helps to enhance venous and lymphatic return by oxygenating tissues
  7. Mild Exercise - Get some movement into your daily routine. Walking can help bring oxygen to joints and decrease pain & stiffness
  8. Get Plenty of Vitamin D - This nutrient  can help hinder the production of cytokine, which is an inflammation-causing protein. The best way to get vitamin D is via save sun exposure. Get sunlight onto your skin! If that's not possible, look for a high-grade vitamin D3 supplement
 
Diet for Fibromyalgia
Remember that fibromyalgia is not a specific illness. It's more like a symptom complex. Everybody is not the same. What works for one person might not work for another. The best thing to do is to keep a food log or diary. Write down everything you eat and how you feel a few hours later. That way you can differentiate foods that have different effects on your body.

Some general tips are listed here:
  1. Well-Balanced Diet - Include fresh organic fruits and veggies, healthy fats (coconut & avocado to name a few), only eat grass-fed, pasture-raised dairy and meats
  2. NO Processed Foods - Try to avoid any and all processed foods. If it has more than a few ingredients, don't eat it. Processed foods are loaded with sugar, bad fats (trans fats) and a whole bunch of synthetic additives that are horrible for humans
  3. Omega 3s - Load up on these! Get wild Alaskan salmon, flaxseeds (oil or ground seeds) and walnuts
  4. NO Artificial Sweeteners - Say no to aspartame and any other artificial sweetener
  5. NO MSG - Monosodium glutamate is an excitotoxin that may trigger or worsen pain symptoms
  6. Minimize or avoid Yeast & Gluten - No breads and baked goods. Yeast can foster overgrowth of yeast fungus in the body
  7. NO Nightshade Plants - Stay away from eggplants, tomatoes, chili and bell peppers. They can trigger flare-ups. Unless you can tolerate these. Use your food log to analyze how you feel after eating nightshades
  8. NO Caffeine - Don't combat fatigue with caffeine. This only makes the problem worse. It can lead to poor sleep and trigger headaches

If you need help figuring out what you could do, contact us today.
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The Outdoors

10/3/2018

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Did you know that Americans spend 90 percent of their lives indoors?

Between commuting to and from our jobs, spending 8+ hours a day working and going about our normal daily business, we see nature more on TVs than we do in real life.

Benefits of the outdoors:

GET FRESH AIR: I hate to break it to you: indoor air pollution can be up to 10 times worse than what you’re inhaling outdoors.

VITAMIN D: One of the most common deficiencies among American adults is a vitamin D deficiency. Get some sunshine exposure.

EASE ANXIETY: Feeling anxious about something? Taking a stroll outside can help.

GROUNDING: Have you heard of grounding, or earthing, before? It’s a way of connecting to the earth’s energy by going barefoot.

So enjoy the outdoors.


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Quick and Easy

10/3/2018

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Quick, easy, intensive! This is a great alternative workout when you don't have a lot of time. Do this simple exercise twice a week, try 5 reps, then increase to 7-10.
Core, legs, arms, back...it's a great whole-body workout.

Enjoy!
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