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If you asked yourself what would go hand-in-hand with Xooma’s top-notch products, in addition to healthy eating, what would you guess? The answer is ‘Movement’! Healthy living isn’t just defined by what you eat or which Xooma supplements you take. It’s also about moving your body on a regular (daily) basis. The unfortunate news is that the obesity epidemic in our country isn’t lessening. In fact, in some age ranges the numbers are still increasing. It begins with lifestyle. Many people live lifestyles that don’t encourage movement. Depending on how you answer these questions, what action would you take to adjust your daily routine to allow for more movement? · Is your job or main form of work mostly sedentary? · If it is, how often do you stop and stretch, stand up, or walk around? · How much do you sit in the evening? · Do you ever watch television standing up? · Do you take the stairs over the elevator? These are just some basic questions to help you take a look at your daily routine. The more movement you include, the more benefits you will gain. The body was made to move. Notice this article doesn’t say exercise. If you exercise already, that’s great. If you don’t, there are vast benefits in just getting moving. When you engage in exercise or movement, you want a frequency of 3 or more times a week. Now here are 3 low-impact recommendations. Walking Walking is one of the best forms of exercise. It is low impact and uses many muscles in the body. Among other positive benefits, walking increases your respiratory and heart rates, which increases your blood oxygen levels. More oxygen can help your organs and bodily systems work more efficiently. Besides, you just feel good after a walk! There are numerous benefits to walking. Here is one of the most powerful statements recently shared: “Walking is the closest thing we have to a wonder drug,” says Dr. Thomas Frieden. Dr. Frieden was the former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States (2009-2017). ![]() Yoga Yoga has increased in popularity over the last few decades in the western world. Its origins are thousands of years old, originally brought to the United States by the well-known Paramahansa Yogananda from India in the early to mid 1900’s. There are several forms of yoga, and much deeper benefits beyond what some consider interesting-looking poses. There is even Chair Yoga for those with physical challenges or limitations. The benefits are vast and include greater flexibility, muscle strength, increased metabolism, and increased cardiovascular and circulatory health. There is more, though. The deeper purpose of yoga is about bringing the body and mind into alignment or ‘resonance’. This creates a reduction in stress through a greater sense of peace and a balancing of the body, mind and spirit. ![]() Tai Chi Tai Chi is similar to yoga in that it holds a deeper purpose. Like yoga, Tai Chi involves the ability to simultaneously ‘exercise’, meditate, relax, and form a deeper connection. Recent research is showing even more benefits for some, including pain management, strengthened immune system, and strengthening the musculoskeletal system, and muscle and joint strength. What some don’t realize, however, is that Tai Chi is a form of martial art. Through time, many no longer needed this martial art and it became a ‘meditation through movement’. Circulation is at the root of Tai Chi, specifically to promote the circulation of your ‘chi’ and your blood. Back to ‘movement’! One of the best rules of thumb is doing what interests you and fits your lifestyle the best. The end goal? Just get moving – your body, mind and spirit will thank you!
The Blood Type Diet |
The Blood Type Diet gains recognition It led to my attending a symposium in Tennessee the same year given by an avid follower of the Blood Type Diet. His name was Bob. Bob had gathered over 800 people who were ALSO following the Blood Type Diet. It was a unique event. People had traveled from all parts of the country to this small town to hear Bob speak about this revolutionary new approach. I thought it was funny that all the blood groups were sitting together in separate areas. Each section was divided between blood groups O, A, B, and AB. Bob had made food that was beneficial for all blood types, and it was delicious! We were all meeting each other, and everyone was sharing their personal journey with the Blood Type Diet. |
As the news crew began showing up at my office to interview me, I was very excited yet still extremely nervous. I have to say, “God is always good and Always on time.” Unbeknownst to me, I had a patient who had taken ‘Before and After’ pictures of herself when she did the Blood Type Diet. She showed up as the crew was coming in and this turned out to be such a blessing! Cheryl had lost 57 pounds and she was off 11 prescription medications, all as a result of following the Blood Type Diet along with my supplement recommendations. The interview went phenomenally well. There is a copy of this interview on my website under TV appearances so others can see Cheryl’s fantastic results! |
Blood Type O Overview profile:
Weaknesses: Intolerant to new dietary and environmental conditions, and immune system can be overactive and attack itself Medical risks: Insulin resistance, blood-clotting disorders, inflammatory diseases such as arthritis, low thyroid production, and ulcers Weight Loss Key
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Blood Type A Overview profile:
Weaknesses: Unable to digest and metabolize meat protein easily, vulnerable immune system, and open to microbial invasion Medical risks: Heart Disease, Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes, Cancer, Liver and Gallbladder disorders Weight Loss Key
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Blood Type B Overview profile:
Weaknesses: No natural weaknesses. However, imbalance causes tendency toward autoimmune disease and rare, slow-growing viruses Medical risks: Type 1 Diabetes, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and autoimmune diseases: Lou Gehrig’s disease, Lupus, Multiple Sclerosis Weight Loss Key
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Blood Type AB Overview profile:
Weaknesses: Sensitive digestive tract, and open to microbial invasion o Medical risks: Heart Disease and Cancer Weight Loss Key
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7/5/2014
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