Use your fork to reset your health and rebalance your body! Food and beverages need to convey the right messages to your body, so you need to start adding in the good and subtracting the bad.
A lot of people shy away from essential oils because of seemingly difficult ways that you have to use them. They think complicated misting machines and special voodoo-witch’s blends are required to get optimum aromatic benefits.
We all need to do ourselves a favor and start listening to our body. The messages and wisdom that it contains will guide us to our individualized solutions.
Thousands of women are suffering from Rushing Women’s Syndrome, adrenal fatigue, or hypothyroidism, but have been misdiagnosed with anxiety and depression. Or they are misled into thinking they need Hormone Replacement Therapy because of their age. Talk about creating even more problems!
Pronounced EE-lang EE-lang, Cananga odorata is most commonly known as the Ylang Ylang tree though it is known by other names. In its native Madagascar, it is known as “the perfume tree” and can be translated as “flower of flowers” in the Philippine language of Tagalog. Regardless of what it may be called, the Ylang Ylang tree offers the appearance and aura of femininity.
As the weather chills down, that feeling of anticipation creeps in as the holiday season approaches. While many of us miss the earthy autumn feel for stressing over the months to come, I urge you to take a pause this fall and make your house a home with fresh autumn scents. Even better, you can do this with the oranges and deep reds of the season minus the toxic chemicals that dance on our TV screens and magazine pages promising the wonders of pumpkin spice in your home.
Discover the Top Supplements and Herbs I Recommend for Optimal Hormone Balance
👉 DOWNLOAD NOW to improve your energy, focus, and sleep without wasting time and money
