 I’m excited to announce my newest book Energy Medicine for Beginners, is available on Amazon today! In every country, Amazon is available!! You have to love technology!
This handy book features more than 40 easy-to-understand energy exercises are included in this book. The goal is to help you take back your health by making small but impactful changes, as you learn simple ways to balance your energy, I can’t wait to hear what you think! Leaving a review on Amazon is one of the best ways to show your support and help others decide if the book is right for them. If you can’t wait for the physical version to be released on May 25, then download your eCopy right here, right now at https://amzn.to/3dPvo0a, and please consider leaving a review. Reiki blessings, Sarah  2020 - What Will the New Year Bring? Whatever we want to create, design and bring into being, it's up to us. Take a few moment today and breathe deeply, with your hand on your heart and ask yourself these questions:
Have a wonderful New Year! Sarah  Did you know that even a small shift in air pressure can affect HSP & Empaths?
It can manifest as feeling faint, nauseated or as a headache. It is also quite common for us to get barometric migraines. Air pressure also affects pain conditions like arthritis, so approaching storms or heavy rainfall can bring on waves of pain, dizziness or headaches. Being an empath or HSP brings its own challenges and gifts, if you need support navigating these challenges, I'm here to help. S-  Hello Lovely,
Did you know the Sugar Detox is beginning today? Are you signed up? If you join the SPT Library you could get this mini challenge for FREE! Thats a $110 detox program with daily support for only $45 + over 100 pieces of information in the library for you to download, watch and listen to. The library is like having a wellness coach on call 24/7 with meditations, ebooks, recipes and much more! Read about the Detox and the Library and join today! There is no better time than today to take charge of your health. You deserve to feel good again! Big Love~ Sarah  Are you a member of the Health and Wellness VIP Library? In the last ten days we have added the following to the already 100+ videos, audios, Ebooks, Tip Sheets and more: Added in March: Videos:
Speak soon, Sarah  Let’s be honest, it’s easy to overeat. Food tastes great and its everywhere! During the holidays we are surrounded by food and most people even put on extra weight. But could you be overeating most days? Most people think of overeating as something that only happens during the holidays. But overeating is not as dramatic as eating until we can’t button our pants, (think Thanksgiving dinner), or some other holiday. Overeating is indulging in more than we need, or eating until we are full, rather than eating until we have gotten the nutrients we need.  Most people report over indulging during the holidays, but most of us consume far more than we need daily. We live in a time when we have almost unlimited access food. Hurray! Food is affordable and good-tasting, and there are immense quantities of it. In fact we are bombarded by commercials, ads and offers for food 24 hours a day. We are literally surround by food.  Eating habits have changed since grandmother's time. We do not have the natural constraints our ancestors did to prevent us from overeating. In evolutionary terms, most humans could not over eat, as large-scale agriculture and food processing generally were not available until fairly recently. Food and how we consume it changed dramatically 40 years ago. Currently, most humans and certainly Americans, have access to more food than ever before. What are the consequences of eating too much? Short term we might have a mild stomach ache. But in the long term there are many health risks associated with chronic obesity. Left untreated, compulsive overeating can lead to serious medical conditions, including: high cholesterol, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension (high blood-pressure), major depression, kidney disease, arthritis, bone deterioration and stroke.  (Plus other medical issues.) What drives us to eat more than we need? One reason is the emotional connection to food many people have. Research has shown that many people tend to eat more or overeat when they are feeling sad, depressed, or struggling with an issue or trauma. A study in the Journal of Adolescent Health, researched the eating habits of adolescents, some of whom eventually developed eating disorders like binge eating. The primary information they found with these results indicate that it is important to consider depressive symptoms in overeating. One of the primary signs that we may be eating too much is to monitor the reason for eating. Are we eating because we are hungry, or because of an emotional issue? Another consideration is symptoms of Hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar. An article from the Medical University of Warsaw stated that Hypoglycemic symptoms can lead people to eat more in order to satisfy urges to increase insulin. Which is another reason to practice moderation when eating sweets and address what we are actually consuming.  How to tell if you are overeating?
Listen to your body. Excessive constipation, blockage, bloating, vomiting, diarrhea or stomach aches are your body giving you feedback and warning signals that it has had enough. More often than not, if you feel a constant need for laxatives or antacids it is most likely your body telling you that you have taken in far more food than you need. Additionally, your bodies energy level and mental alertness are also important clues. If you feel fatigued or sleepy after meals this could be another reason to edit your diet. While we all enjoy a finely cooked meal or delicious snacks, in reality food is simply fuel for our bodies. Put simply, we consume food and turn it into energy. It’s important to remember when we bog our system down with excess fuel or fuel of poor quality, (junk food), our energy will decrease, we will feel sluggish and less alert. Overeating can actually decrease our energy levels and we end up feeling worse. This often happens due to an overloaded digestion system and poor food choices. Learn to listen to your body and know the signals that you have had enough to eat. Beware of emotional eating and practice mindfulness to combat stress. The signs are there, we just need to listen to what our bodies are telling us. If you are ready to feel better, get off the rollercoaster of “diets” and get back in balance again, why not schedule a fact finding call? We can build a healthy eating plan based on your lifestyle and offer support along the way, with a time tested nutritional/wellness plan. Speak soon, Sarah  What the Heck is Kombucha?
Have you heard people talking about Kombucha and wondered what the heck it was? Kombucha is a type of probiotic drink, more closely resembling a tea. While you can add a lot of flavorings to make it taste different, it essentially consists of a starter with bacteria, yeast, tea, and sugar. You can make it completely at home from scratch, or you can start with the kombucha tea starters, then flavor it on your own. You don’t have to be concerned about the sugar or caffeine, since most of it is going to be used up during the fermentation process. #WIN Yes, I said a probiotic drink you can make at home! Kombucha is actually really easy to make at home! Now, let’s me honest I’m sure you have seen bottles of Kombucha in health food stores and some supermarkets, but it does tend to be a little pricey. If your into saving money and also being healthy, you can make this drink at home in larger quantities. How do you make it? While it may seem complicated, kombucha is actually not that difficult to make on your own. As mentioned previously, you need to start with the ‘starter’ — sometimes called an active starter culture. This is what uses yeast and bacteria; and is necessary for proper fermentation. It is combined with black or green tea and sits for about 10 days. You then will remove the culture that forms on top, and can then save that for future kombucha blends. The rest of the liquid is flavored and used for consumption. How easy is that? Flavor Your Kombucha Keep in mind that kombucha without anything added to it can be a bit of a pungent flavor. Many people prefer adding something to it to flavor it. This can be anything you would add to your tea or a strong beverage, from fruit juice, think lemons or oranges. Many people add actual pieces of fruit to the batch and mixed in, giving it a sweeter, mellow flavor. Also you can add honey, cinnamon sticks, herbs, seasonings, and other flavors of tea for a unique and tasty blend. The Health Benefits of Kombucha People drink kombucha tea is because of how healthy it is for you. Probiotics are an excellent way to get the nutrients you need to help form a healthy gut, help with digestive problems and irritable bowel syndrome. People also believe it fights off colds and flu, and even can lower your blood pressure and cholesterol. If you suffer from food allergies, having more natural probiotics can help with that as well. While there are supplement probiotics, many people prefer drinking something as natural as possible, which is where kombucha comes in. To learn more about Kombucha I have a new report that includes how to make your own healthy, Kombucha at home HERE. Speak Soon, Sarah |
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