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Learn why the medicines and over the counter drugs in your medicine chest may be hurting you more than helping you.
Find out how you can makeover your medicine chest with 100% natural essential oils with no side-effects or toxins.
Join us as we walk you through the natural healthcare alternatives to your medicine cabinet.

And it’s Free!

Tuesday, May 15, 7pm
BIGGBY Coffee, 8771 Hall Rd , Utica, MI, 48317

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mary@phoenixmoon.com
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lorelei.bailey@gmail.com

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Just wanted to let everyone know that the Saturday sessions have been canceled, all Sunday Sessions are still happening. Hope to see you Sunday!

A Weekend-Long Celebration of Ways to Live a Healthier, Happier, Greener Life this Spring hosted by Strongheart Yoga & Friends.

Come to this fabulous weekend! I’ll be speaking on Sunday at 1:15pm on:

1:15-1:45pm – MANAGING YOUR EMOTIONS: Aromatherapy for your Moods

Do your moods feel like they are at one extreme or the other? Are your emotions affecting you physically? We can change our emotions and moods by using the natural aromatic compounds found in seeds, bark, stems, roots, flowers and other parts of plants distilled into essential oils. Find out how these essential oils, pure nature, can help you manage your emotions, reduce stress and balance your day.

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Education for the mind Relaxation for the body

Leading alternative healthcare providers will be speaking – including me

  • 3:00 Phoenixmoon Natural Health – Mary Broedell, Certified Health Coach, Conquering Unhealthy Cravings

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Tuesday, March 20, 7pm

In this interactive free online conference, we will help you to understand and reduce unhealthy food cravings by providing you with simple, straightforward information and effective tools. We look forward to chatting with you!

Thank you all for attending tonight’s Free Webinar “How to Conquer Unhealthy Food Cravings.” If you missed it, don’t worry, click the link below to listen to the recording.
Enjoy! If you have any questions, contact me using the Contact Tab at the top of the page.

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Cleaning with natural, green products is just as important to our health as what we put into our bodies. The chemicals and products we use to clean our clothes and our homes affects our health as well as the health of our pets. So use the following chemical free, environmentally safe cleaning tips to improve your families health and well being.

  1. White distilled vinegar is very acidic so it kills germs as well as mold and bacteria. Use a spray bottle with half white distilled vinegar and half water and spray on counters, floors, and the frig inside and out and wipe clean. Note: be careful on delicate surfaces that the high acid level of the white distilled vinegar doesn't harm that surface.
  2. Clean and deordorize your drains by adding half a cup of baking soda and half a cup of white distilled vinegar — this will start to bubble that means its working, let rest, then rinse away. This is a great method to refresh the garbage disposal as well.
  3. Use baking soda as a mild abrasive cleanser to clean stainless steel sinks and the bath tub withdout scratching. It also deodorizes too!
  4. To remove tougher stains, make a paste out of baking soda and water and smear it on the stains, let set and wipe away the baking soda and the stain!
  5. Clean the nasty grout between your ceramic tiles by spraying white distilled vinegar on the grout and brush with an old tooth brush and wipe the dirt away!

I hope these home healthy tips help you with your spring cleaning while making your home less toxic and the environment a bit happier!

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Calling all Women!

Come out and see me at the Dearborn Women’s conference.

Dearborn Women's Conference

I’ll be with the Holistic Health Professionals Alliance.

This Sunday, March 4, 2012
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Ford Community & Performing Arts Center
15801 Michigan Ave, Dearborn MI 48126
(corner of Michigan Ave & Greenfield Rd)

Print out a discount coupon here.

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Juicing vs. Blending

Juicer
Posted on February 13, 2012 by Integrative Nutrition
A few weeks ago, we wrote about green juice versus green smoothies, which sparked quite a conversation in our community. Our readers had so many great ideas and questions that we wanted to share them with you!

We’ve put together a list of some of our favorite juicers, blenders, and ingredients for your next green juice or smoothie!
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New Year New You Workshop

Do you want to eat less and not be hungry while losing weight, keeping your body hydrated and your metabolism balanced? Sound to good to be true? Come to the New Year New You Workshop and learn how to do all these things easily and support your body naturally while doing them.

Join me on Saturday, February 11 and learn how to support a lifetime of energy and vitality while helping your body prevent the onset of many degenerative diseases. Come and join the fun and don’t miss all the great Product Giveaways.

When: Saturday, February 11, 2012
Time: 2pm – 3:30pm
Place: Biggby Coffe, 8771 Hall Rd, Utica, MI 48317 map it
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Water – The Basics

H2O, two hydrogen molecules and one oxygen molecule, these are simple elements but so vital to life. Our bodies are made up of 60% water or H2O and almost 3/4 of that is in our brains! No wonder our brains feel sluggish when we are dehydrated! We need water to hydrate our bodies and keep the fluids moving, without adequate water our blood and bodily fluids become thick, slow moving and inefficient. Water not only hydrates but lubricates, keeping organs from sticking together and fluid in our joints so they move well.

How much water?
Each person is different, but the rule of thumb is to drink half your weight in ounces of water. So if you weigh 100lbs, you should drink approximately 50oz of water daily. Now by water, I mean water, not coffee or pop – yeah there’s water in there too! Nope. I mean regular water. The sugary pops and caffeinated beverages make your body work hard to process out all the sugar, caffeine and chemicals in those drinks to get to the water it so desires. So drink straight water, on the rocks if you’d like — but water.

What kind of water should I drink?
Try to drink the purest water you can. So if you are at home, get at least a water purifier, they generally have an activated carbon filter and will remove most of the toxins and chemicals from it. There are others, do your research and see which one works best for you, your family and your budget. But the key here is to drink water.

When should I drink water?
There are a lot of thoughts on this, but for me, I believe drinking only 4-5oz of water during your meal time, which includes a half hour before and after your meal. By doing this you will not dilute your digestive juices and your stomach can do its digesting the best that it can. In between meals, get your six-eight 10oz glasses of water in, or the amount you figured out per your weight above.

If you drink an adequate amount of water daily, you will feel more energized, clear headed, and it will curb your appetite!

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According to the NATIONAL CERVICAL CANCER COALITION, “Approximately 11,000 American women will learn they have cervical cancer this year, and nearly 4,000 will die from an advanced form of the disease.” These are devastating numbers. With a new year just beginning, make that appointment with your health care provider and schedule a Pap test and be screened for cervical cancer and HPV. Early detection is crucial because cervical cancer is a preventable disease if caught early. By eating a healthy diet of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, the right fats and proteins, you can boost your immune system so it can fight off this devastating disease.

Here are a few:

  • Vitamin A is essential for the immune system to function properly so eat plenty of red and yellow fruits and vegetables like red and yellow bell peppers, apples and oranges. It’s always best to buy the freshest fruits and vegetables you can, organic is even better. So start incorporating carrots, peaches and pumpkin into your diet. Start with a new food weekly and gradually work them in. Green veggies just as broccoli, kale and chard are also beneficial to the immune system.
  • Vitamin B6 strengthens white blood cells so they can fight off the toxic pathogens, so eat brown rice, and lots of green vegetables, spinach, bell peppers, sunflower seeds, and squash.
  • Magnesium is a vital mineral lacking in most diets. It can be found in dark green vegetables like spinach and swiss chard as well as in nuts and seeds like sesame, sunflower seeds and pumpkin. Always avoid overcooking foods to minimize the loss of the nutrients.

Reduce caffeine, white sugars, white flours, highly processed foods, and limit your alcohol intake. All these inhibit your immune system and weaken it.

Starting the year off with attainable, healthy intentions to better nutrition is a great way to change your health and have a happier and healthier year.

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