I help women 40+ with GI and IBS issues decrease bloating, fatigue, & stress so you look and feel your best to be who God created you to be!
Imagine you have a pot of water boiling on your stove? You want to stop the boiling so you decide to throw some ice in the pot. What happens? The boiling stops but only temporarily. The ice melts and the water will begin boiling again, right? So you toss more ice in and then more; …
Did you know there are 80 different autoimmune diseases? And did you know there are about 25 million Americans who have one? And of those 25 million, 80% are women? Wow! I hope that number is as shocking to you as it is to me. You may have an autoimmune disease or know someone who …
Exercise – Move in some way 3 – 5 times a week. Physical activity of any type is often helpful to boost your immune system, reduce fatigue, and alleviate stress besides helping keep you in shape. You don’t have to go to the gym for an hour or more each time for physical activity. I …
Tip 3 – How to help boost your immune system – Eat healthy foods! Hippocrates said “Let food be thy medicine, and let medicine be thy food.” Your food is often the first and easiest thing to modify to help improve your immune system. You’ve got to buy food to eat anyway so make wise …
Tip 2 – How to help boost your immune system is Stress Management. Seriously, we talk about it, but often don’t do anything to alleviate stress. Insanity is sometimes defined as doing the same thing and expecting a different result. With all the recent news about the Coronavirus, no one is exactly sure how to …
What is the immune system and why is it important? The immune system helps protect your body from viruses, bacteria, and other foreign invaders. It is made of specialized organs, cells, and tissues. Usually we take it for granted because it’s working just fine, helping us to stay well. But when we are sick, we …
Are you feeling a little under the weather or do you want to boost your immunity during cold and flu season in order to prevent illness? Here are a few ideas: *Get adequate sleep: 7-8 hours is usually a good amount for adults; if you aren’t getting adequate rest and sleep, it can affect your …