Money Talks Money talks, we have all heard that saying before. It is not a conspiracy; consumerism is the backbone of our country. As consumers businesses make and promote the products we buy. If we as consumers support and purchase businesses and brands using unsustainable materials and polluting our ecosystem. Yes, the government should impose taxes and Continue reading
Clothing is something every one of us owns, what we wear relies heavily on what is in season. Trends show that people tend to wear heavy fabrics, warmer clothes in winter, and colder climates. In summer and warmer climates, trends show people to wear lightweight fabrics to help to keep their body temperatures low. In Continue reading
Learn How to Reduce Toxins in Your Home. Toxins come from everything. Pollution from manufacturing plants and vehicles fills the air we breathe and our day-to-day home and health care products are filled with unknown ingredients including formaldehyde. Our clothing even contains toxins from dyes, antibacterial and odor resistant products. Avoid antibacterial and odor-fighting clothing Continue reading
How to Overcome Resistance to Change? Right now many of us are feeling resistant to the current changes we are encountering in our life and rumors say we may be in this situation for another year before vaccinations are created and relief is found. Social Distancing has long term effects on mental health Many of Continue reading
As a mom I struggle with keeping calm myself so teaching the kids to be calm is some times a great struggle. In my twenties I was very disciplined in my spirituality and and practicing yoga daily. In the past 20ish years however, I have not been so focused. Yoga and Meditation Recently realizing that Continue reading
GMO’s (Genetically Modified Organisms) and ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyper Activity Disorder)
A news story from NBCNews September 11, 2011 talks about pesticide levels commonly encountered in foods and their link to ADHD in our children, based on research published in the journal of Pediatrics. Exposure to pesticides in our bodies is mainly from the foods we consume, and we can reduce the amount of pesticides in our bodies by 85-90 percent by switching to an organic diet, according to Phil Landrign, MD (Zerbe, 2011).
Genetically enhanced foods are relatively new to the market, however, once real data can be analyzed and compared, a new relevance to the negative effects between medications and genetically modified foods may be revealed. By that time a hundred years may have passed. I have always opposed modern medication since I was two years old, Continue reading
Get The ScPoop on Cloth Diapers Are you a new mom, stay at home mom or environmentally conscious mom? Or maybe your little one has sensitive skin. whatever the reason you may want to try using cloth diapers, I am hoping this article will help you. Being a single stay home environmentally & health conscious Continue reading
All children exhibit signs of hyperactivity at times and this is common they are energetic, fun, and curious all normal in their development. Sitting still is also very hard to accomplish for toddlers, even as adults we often have trouble sitting for extended periods of time, especially if we feel bored or tired. Your Anxiety Continue reading
My Journey Begins I started my journey to live an organic lifestyle in 2013 when my son was born. It was his life and health and my newly acquired knowledge about genetically modified foods that accompanied with my belief since early childhood that medication should be limited to actual need. You see even as a Continue reading
