Gonna be an 80 degree week—don’t know if I can handle that…what’s your temperature….outside that is???
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HI TO A NEW WEEK
AND LESS THAN A MONTH TILL THE RETURN….GOOD MORNING SAM
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TODAY we’re going for some more health tips:
AND I thought with
This being the first Monday after our time change (do they still not change time in Arizona? ) I’d give you some expert’s tips on getting by:
For Mental Stress: the following (aroma therapy) oils are helpful:
Geranium
Lavender
Sandalwood
Basil
Bergamot
Grapefruit
Cardamom
Patchouli
THE COMPLETE BOOK OF ESSENTIAL OILS & AROMATHERAPY –Valerie Ann Wormwood
Sleep Problems are common during the change over.
If you’re into crystals try wearing blue stones to bed. This is also suppose to be good for halting #nightmares.
CRYSTAL, GEM AND METAL MAGIC—Scott Cunningham
Change in Schedule can mean Constipation
1. Drink a cup of hot coffee, tear or water in the morning–but be careful with too many caffeinated drinks they can actually make it worse.
2. Eat fruits vegetables, legumes (bean thingys) and bran or other whole grains daily.
3. Drink 6-8 glasses of water a day.
4. Exercise (walk, dance, jog)
5. Try an over-the-counter fiber supplement (and take it with plenty of fluid)
6. Avoid too much iron (check those multi vitamin/mineral amounts)
7. Occasional (but only occasional) over-the-counter stool softeners may be necessary.
TAKING CARE–Michael B. Jacobs, MD
Fatigue Often Results from Time Changes
Interestingly the jury has gone out and is still debating the importance of Breakfast and while it is still considered essential for children it is no longer a must for adults.
Eating protein-rich food helps energy levels (broiled-chicken breast or a hard boiled egg) but if you include fatty items with it (like mayonnaise and high fat cheese on a turkey sandwich) you’ve defeated the effort.
400 mg of Vitamin C a day has been found to be helpful in defeating fatigue and can be ingested from orange juice, strawberries, as well as broccoli.
Stick to several small meals a day rather then 3 large ones.
Avoid eating starchy foods like pasta and potatoes especially for lunch (unless you’re a “carb craver” whom seem to be just the opposite). Also sugars and coffee at least in the afternoons.
NEW FOODS FOR HEALING Selene Yeager
Stomach Upset can often result from changes on time
Try
Ripe bananas (natural antacids and stomach soother)
Cider vinegar or lemon juice in hot water (alkalizes an acid stomach)
Ginger tea (preferably from fresh ginger roots) warms and soothes
Hot peppermint tea (or fennel, lemon balm or cinnamon)
Slippery elm powder dissolved in hot water for immediate relief
Peppermint is excellent for general nausea (as well as indigestion and travel sickness) and can be purchased in readymade teas
A GUIDE TO NATURAL HOME REMEDIES — Liz Bestic
And all this brings on Headaches and Migraines
These herbs have been found helpful for one or both
Butterbur
Cayenne Pepper
Chamomile and Valerian
Feverfew
Ginko
Passionflower
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