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When blue veins show across your child’s nose bridge, she’s not at her best according to Traditional Chinese Face Reading. These veins, as we see below, are found in the very young whose diets are typically high in sweets and other inflammatory foods. This explains their Japanese name, kanmushi, or “sugar bug.” Continue Reading
After decades of working from home, I’m now commuting. My office is a pleasant 15-minute walk from my temporary cabin, which lacks Internet access. So it’s through the deep woods, mindful of the poison oak, and then a hop over Rock Creek to complete my commute. As fresh bear scat on the path proclaims that… Continue Reading
A recent client, Jane, expressed her profound worry about her 13-year-old-son, Kyle, who is acting out in extreme and inappropriate ways. Kyle lives on shoddy carbs. She asked if I could change his diet. “No, I cannot. Unless, that is, Kyle is willing to explore options,” is the best I could offer. While upgrading a… Continue Reading
If you feel unsteady on a stairway, you grab the banister to steady yourself. Likewise, if your child’s (or your) brain chemistry is off-kilter with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), favoring healthy foods supports equilibrium. ADHD describes individuals who have trouble with concentration, impulse control and, in some cases, hyperactivity. They find that eating a… Continue Reading
Juicing fruits and vegetables extracts their water, sugar and nutrients. The result is an ambrosial nectar that, when fresh, sparkles with vitality. This potent beverage is one to respect and use with care. The dregs include most of the food’s fiber and pulp and some nutrients and flavor, making juice a refined rather than a… Continue Reading
How do you know when to start your baby on solids? And, which ones? Fortunately, you can discern by using your common sense and by observing her development. Here’s how to provide your baby with vital and easy to digest foods. It’s miraculous how nurturing your newborn so deeply pierces your heart with love. As… Continue Reading
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