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Natural deodorant vs antiperspirant vs standard deodorant?

 

Antiperspirant prevents your body from eliminating via sweating all the toxins and waste you accumulate through out the day.
Standard deodorant does not prevent the body from sweating, however it contains a number of dangerous toxins that collect in the breast tissue and lymphatic system leading to problems such as calcifications, cysts, tumors and cancers.

Natural deodorant WITHOUT ALUMINUM is the best answer. -The (“Crystal” has ALUM) Alum is short for aluminum and is a sneaky way to get around labeling it.

PIT POWDER is our new favorite daytime deodorant that really works ALL DAY long.
It is our favorite because not only does it work for long periods of time so well but its also easy to use and smells good.

 
Posted: February 22nd, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: news | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »

Breast Health in the News!

 

Susan G. Komen is receiving a lot of negative press regarding their decision to stop funding to Planned Parenthood (last year alone they gave approximately $680,000) to breast health programs, education, ultrasound & other services that Planned Parenthood provides. This has created such uproar that they have now reinstated the grant funding.

The timing of this with the Feb 3rd, 2012 release of the new Canadian documentary “Pink Ribbons Inc.” has really helped open the world’s eyes to see what the Pink ribbon really stands for, how the intension is NOT about health and how to create a world without breast cancer.

PREVENTION is the answer and that is what we are here for!

 
Posted: February 8th, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: news | Tags: , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »

Easy to make breast health recipe!

 

Easy to make breast health recipe!

Quinoa: (referred to as a grain but is a seed)
Excellent meat replacement because it is a complete protein loaded with amino acids and is the highest plant based source of iron. Dandelion greens are excellent for purifying the blood and cleaning the liver and keeping the body’s pH in balance. Rainbow radish also detoxifies the blood and is excellent for the liver and stomach, two organs that are directly related to breast health in Chinese Medicine.

Breast health recipe:
1 cup Quinoa (2 cups water- boil then add quinoa, and keep on low until finished)
1/3 bunch Dandelion leaves
½ bunch of rainbow radish
½ bunch green onion

Chop veggies the way you like and mix together with the cooked quinoa. Add your favorite organic dressing or make ours: organic flaxseed oil with minced onion garlic & dill. We use “Bitchin Sauce” too, a local gluten free savory dip.

 
Posted: January 24th, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: news | Tags: , , , , , | No Comments »

Manifesting, Creating & Using Your Intuition – Useful Tips & Thoughts

 

Manifest & create what you want out of life! Use your intuition to help guide you! This episode gives you a couple of quick tips one how you can manifest and create what you want out of life using visualization techniques. It also opens the floor for discussion on how to listen to your intuition and gut feelings to do what is best for your overall health and well-being.

 
Posted: January 23rd, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: news | Tags: , , , , , , , | No Comments »

Essentially Pink’s Pink-Potato Episode 4 – What to do when you find a breast lump (Part 2)

 

What to do when you find a lump (Part 2)….

Breast Thermography
Breast thermography is an important way to get information on you breast health. It is a safe, no radiation procedure where infrared images are taken of the breast showing you the vascular heat patterns that could potentially be problematic.

Ultrasound
Ultrasound is a radiation-free procedure that detects both the outer borders of the mass and gives you following information: if the mass is solid (more serious) or if it’s a fluid filled cyst (less serious).

Breast Health Tips

16 oz Water + Lemon.
You are the most dehydrated in the morning. When you drink water especially with lemon, not only are you hydrating your cells, you are also alkalizing you pH level making your body more resistant to infections and cancer.

Reduce alcohol, caffeine, and sugar and replace with herbal teas:
drinking caffeine increases your estrogen levels in women, and
sugar decreases the immune system and feeds cancer cells.

 
Posted: January 21st, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: news | Tags: , , , , | No Comments »

Essentially Pink’s Pink-Potato TV Episode 3 – What to do if you find a breast lump

 

Check out Herbin’s own Lara Koljonen and her new “Pink-Potato TV” program at www.essentiallypink.com/news/ under the “News” section. In this week’s episode she talks about what you can do if you find a breast lump.

 
Posted: January 11th, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: news | Tags: , , , , , , , , | No Comments »

Herbin.tv Episode #1 – Jan 3rd, 2012

 

Check out our new Herbin.tv video blog! Just visit herbin.tv

The goal of our TV blog is to teach and express health basics and cancer-prevention, making it mainstream information that holds your attention. Making health easy and simple, because it is.

 
Posted: January 4th, 2012 | Author: | Filed under: news | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , | No Comments »

ThetaHealing DNA 1&2 Certification Workshop

 

On December 2, 3, & 4, (10am-5pm, each day) Alexis Rose Davis will be conducting a ThetaHealing DNA 1 & 2 Certification Workshop!!!

Over the course of this workshop, you will learn how to:
-Manifest With Power & Ease!
-Release Issues Around Money, Love & Relationships!
-Gracefully Let Go of Negative Thought Patterns!
-Learn How to Manage Your Energy Field!
-Do Intuitive Readings for Yourself & Others!

The cost of this workshop is $350. Class space is limited, so please contact Alexis at CoreVisions@gmail.com if you have any questions and/ or you would like to attend.

For more information on ThetaHealing or to see what it’s all about, please go to: www.CoreVisions.net

 
Posted: November 18th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: news | No Comments »

Women and Stress: Why Meditation is Important – Free Herbin Hour in Healing Playground Included!!!

 

Stress levels among women have been rising steadily for the past five years, outpacing men’s, says the American Psychological Association’s 2010 survey. Fifty percent of the women surveyed say they lose sleep at night because of stress, and report that fatigue interferes with their willpower to exercise, choose better eating habits or make healthy lifestyle changes.

Other surveys have found that nearly twice as many women than men are affected by depression and anxiety. It’s no wonder that closing the eyes and diving within — to a place where stress and fatigue melt away — has gained such widespread appeal among women.

The women’s meditation classes that I teach have shown me that more and more women are placing tremendous value on quiet time. As a typical class begins, women turn off their cell phones and chat with one another while finding their seats.

“Barely got out of the office,” says an attorney, stretching her legs.

“Sorry I’m late, had to drop off the kids,” shares a mother of four.

Meditation begins and the air quickly changes. A palpable silence fills the room as the group settles inward, their world of cares gently receding.

After just a few class sessions, they can meditate easily on their own at home, during a break at work — anywhere. Although these women have jam-packed schedules, twice-daily meditation has become an essential part of their routine.

Why They Come

Women attending my weekly introductory talks on the Transcendental Meditation technique are of all ages and backgrounds. Most are indeed seeking relief from daily stress, but they also come for help with depression and chronic anxiety. Some are struggling with addiction. Others were sent by their doctor because of hypertension. Many seek to connect with a deeper part of their being — something sublime within them that they intuitively know exists, if they could just find a way to access it.

The beauty of meditation is that it serves all of these women.

During meditation, the mind can transcend its busy, agitated state and experience inner silence; the body relaxes and deep-rooted stresses dissolve. The transcending process takes one’s attention to the mind’s deepest level, one’s inner source of energy and intelligence. As a result, all outer aspects of our life are enriched. It’s like when you water the roots of a flower: the petals, the stem and the leaves all get nourished from within.

Another way of understanding it is by way of brain function. Research in neuroscience has found that during TM practice, your brain becomes more coherent and integrated — all the different parts of the brain work together better as a whole. Your brain regulates all other bodily systems, say neuroscientists. More efficient brain functioning naturally results in a healthier mind and body, better able to cope with and overcome stress.1

The Ultimate Me Time — And It’s Totally Unselfish

I find that women these days do not have to be convinced that they need more rest and rejuvenation. But many do need assurance that it’s okay to take the time.

The flight attendant tells us, “Put your own oxygen mask on first and then assist your child.” For the same reasons, as women we need to take time to meditate and nourish ourselves from within, so we’ll have the wherewithal to care for and give to others.

We all know that meditation is a powerful stress-buster, and that when we’re less stressed we’re more emotionally available. But more important, research shows that effective meditation can beneficially impact high blood pressure, high cholesterol and insulin resistance, the three main risk factors for heart disease. Research funded by the National Institutes of Health found, astonishingly, that people practicing the TM technique had 50% fewer incidents of heart attack and stroke, compared to controls. Because heart disease is the number one cause of death among women, here’s another obvious case of how meditation can help ensure you’ll be there for others.2

Activating Your “Inner GPS”

Many of our decisions are based on feeling or intuition. Yet stress and fatigue can cloud our mind and block our ability to access our finer feelings and make right decisions. Meditation can allow us to awaken more subtle, powerful levels of the mind — the place deep inside us where truth dwells. Even new meditators report that their insight improves and they begin to see more of the bigger picture. It’s as if we’re activating a trusty, built-in navigation system.

Back to my meditation class: The time passes without much awareness of body or environment, so absorbed are these women in their inner being. I ask the group to slowly open their eyes and the room begins to stir.

Emerging from meditation refreshed and recharged, they tend to linger a little while in the peaceful silence. Someone says, “Whew, I needed that.”

They’re off to their pick up their kids or stop at the grocery store or get back to the office. Their responsibilities are the same, but they all say something is different in their life since learning meditation.

“I feel less anxious.”

“I can see what’s really important.”

“People don’t get on my nerves.”

“I find myself cooking something new — I feel creative again.”

Deep within all of us is a secret place of solace and rebirth, and, with a little guidance and an effective technique, any woman can tap effortlessly into that and gain the strength, energy and wisdom to be who she wants to be.

Call today for a free Herbin Hour to try out the different meditation modalities in the Healing Playground – 619-564-8308! (Give Code: Meditation Offer Good until: November 15th)

 
Posted: October 31st, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: news | Tags: | No Comments »

Movement, Posture, & Balance Testing: 60-min for $50

 

Being balanced leads to overall well-being.
How balanced are you?
Come get tested and find out YOUR body’s score!

Movement, posture, and balance testing:
60-minute session for only $50! (reg. $70)

Contact Lauren at 617.416.5275 for more information and to schedule an appointment!

 
Posted: October 18th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: news | No Comments »