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Eating Mindfully

Eating Mindfully
In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to rush through meals without paying attention to the food we're consuming. Mindful eating, however, is a powerful tool for improving both physical and mental health. By focusing on the act of eating, we can enhance our relationship with food and nourish ourselves on a deeper level.
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A Humble Dandelion's Might Impact on Your Liver

A Humble Dandelion's Might Impact on Your Liver
Many of us see dandelions as nothing more than pesky weeds popping up in our lawns. But beneath that sunny yellow flower and playful parachute lies a powerhouse herb with a long history of use in traditional medicine: the dandelion. While dandelions offer benefits for various bodily systems, they're particularly celebrated for their potential to support liver health.
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Washing Produce: A Simple Guide to Keeping Your Food Safe

Washing Produce: A Simple Guide to Keeping Your Food Safe
Washing produce is a crucial step in food safety, helping to remove dirt, pesticides, and bacteria. While it may seem simple, there are a few best practices to ensure you're effectively cleaning your fruits and vegetables.
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Finding Inner Peace

Finding Inner Peace
In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed. Our minds are constantly bombarded with information, and it can be challenging to find moments of peace and tranquility. This is where mindfulness and meditation come in.
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A Mom's Guide to Physical Health

A Mom's Guide to Physical Health
Being a mom is a demanding job that often leaves little time for self-care. However, prioritizing your physical health is essential for your well-being and for being the best mom you can be.
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Meet Heather Martin

 
For years, I didn't feel like myself.

Even as I was putting a smile on everyday, I still felt like a helpless mother. It was really hard on me emotionally and had started to affect the rest of my family.

After having undiagnosed postpartum depression three times in three years-- I decided my fourth was going to be different. My research and what I had been through, helped immensely. I decided to start using some products from a company I know and trust while incorporating other things into my life. 

The fourth trimester after my fourth baby was completely different. The first three pregnancies (fourth trimester) was very difficult--being fake, pretending to be happy, smiling, and laughing like I was okay. 

Now, I am vibrant. I'm on a mission to help a lot of people break free and empower themselves with the knowledge and resources that I have learned during those years. 

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