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As we near the midway mark of 2018, the cosmos calls upon you to take stock of your life and progress so far this year... And there's no way to ignore it. Watch this special half-year update on the blog ➨ On 6/18, Neptune, God of the Sea and ruler of your subconscious, went retrograde. Once a year, this large, dark and mysterious planet reminds you that much of your truth sleeps below the surface, in the depths of your soul. It begs you to look deep within to find the answers you've been seeking reflecting back at you. Then, on 6/21, we celebrate the sultry Solstice. For those in the Northern Hemisphere this day marks the longest day of the year. For those in the South, the shortest. Yet, regardless of your geographical coordinates, the message behind this powerful day remains the same. Now is a time to spot the beautiful balance of light and dark that exists within you… To embrace that which inspires you, and recognize that which may be holding you back. Lean in......

There’s a biblical mineral unearthed that’s changing everything we thought we knew about diabetes…. what causes it, and even the way we should treat it. Turns out, it’s not just sugar. Or carbs… Or being overweight that’s the problem. This shocking new research points out to a totally different cause of diabetes which we’re exposed to on a daily basis… And an unlikely treatment coming from the bible itself. Natural News, a reputable health site even writes that folks who are aware of this diabetes secret… “…are virtually immune to obesity, diabetes, and heart disease…” Click here so we can fill you in on the details To your vibrant health.

The most pivotal moment of 2018 is coming up... Are you ready? As we near the half-year mark of 2018, the heavens are swirling with opportunity and abundance. Today, 6/18, mysterious Neptune goes retrograde, just days before the 6/21 Solstice! This is a powerful time for you to take stock of all aspects of your life. If you're not feeling your absolute best or that you haven't achieved as much as you would've liked so far this year, don't sweat it. There are still 6 months left to take advantage of 2018's powerful 11 Universal Year energy (2+0+1+8=11) BUT only if you know how to fully decode its meaning and influence on your personal numerology for 2018... VIDEO: 5 ways to turn 2018 into your most abundant year yet → Numerology Predicted That 2018 Would Be Your Most Abundant Year... So What Went Wrong? 2018 is an 11 Universal Year (2+0+1+8=11). 11 is the Master Number of intuition, psychic connection and manifestation! On paper, 2018 should be your ...

Did you know the foods you're eating every day are making your fat cells sick? Making it IMPOSSIBLE to lose weight, while also damaging your joints, disrupting your hormones, rapidly aging your skin, and even leading to Diabetes. Which means if you've been struggling to lose weight, whether it's months, days, or even years, then please pay close attention to the article below because you're going to discover it's NOT your fault... Sound insane? Please do yourself a favor and take 2-minutes out of your busy day to read this very important health article... How did you feel when you woke up this morning? Were you refreshed and able to jump out of bed… …or did it take a while to force yourself up and out of bed, after being rudely shaken out of your slumber by that stupid alarm clock buzz, buzz, buzzing in your ear? Did your body feel “young” and energetic as you got up, or... ...Were you achy and groggy from another restless night’s sleep? When you...

Quick Tip to Relax Your Tight Hip Flexors If you're like most people your body can be pretty stiff when you first wake up and get out of bed. Luckily there's a 15-second stretch that you can do first thing in the morning that will really help your body feel better. #1 Stretch to Do In the Morning < ---- Pictures Don't thank me, thank Injury Specialist Rick Kaselj, MS.  He's the one that told me about it and it makes a HUGE difference. Unlock Your Hip Flexors

Type 1 and type 2 diabetes are two different diseases. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease that prevents the pancreas from producing adequate amounts of insulin to maintain normal blood sugar levels. This form of diabetes is usually diagnosed in children and young adults. The exact cause is unknown but genetics and environmental factors may play a role in this disease. Like type 1 diabetes, the exact cause of type 2 diabetes is hard to pinpoint, but it is likely that genetics and lifestyle play a role in the development of insulin resistance which ultimately can lead to type 2 diabetes when left untreated. When someone has insulin resistance their body’s cells struggle to respond to the effects of a “normal” amount of insulin. The job of insulin is to reduce glucose, so when the body doesn’t respond to insulin, it eventually causes high blood sugar. However, first, the pancreas tries to fix the high blood sugar by producing even more insulin. Prolonged increases in insulin c...

Firstly this is what is a normal insulin reaction looks like: Insulin is manufactured in the pancreas and secreted when your blood sugar levels rise. Blood sugar needs to be not too high and not too low. Insulins mechanism to remove sugar from blood is to put it into cells, like your muscles. There is a lot of cliched advice out there that doesn’t really work but if you want to make real progress, try this: REVERSE DIABETES TODAY While certain lifestyle changes are key to managing diabetes, whether you can actually turn back time so that it’s like you never had diabetes is a different matter. That depends on how long you’ve had the condition, how severe it is, and your genes. One of the most important considerations in managing type 2 diabetes is making appropriate diet choices, anything that you eat needs to be considered in terms of blood sugar impact. Nutrition therapy is key, as it is food that causes blood sugar spikes and greatly influences blood glucose levels. It is pos...

Ketosis is a metabolic state in which the body uses dietary and bodily fats as its primary energy source. Traditionally, the body operates in a state of glycolysis, deriving its energy from blood glucose. When in a state of ketosis, however, the body’s energy instead comes from ketone bodies, produced when the body burns fat for fuel. The adoption of the ketogenic diet, then, forces the body to adapt to using ketones for energy through dietary deprivation of glucose/sugar, which causes glycogen stores to deplete. Once these stores deplete, the body switches to burning fats for fuel, and the trace amounts of glycogen required for brain function are acquired from stores in the liver. A study in Obesity Reviews also shows that a keto diet is a proven way for dieters to lose weight safely and effectively. Used with proper understanding and research, a ketogenic diet is appropriate for almost anyone, as it helps promote cardiovascular health, stable cholesterol levels, and mental focu...

When I began my journey with keto, I had slowly been gaining weight and suffering from headaches, gastrointestinal issues, mood swings, loss of concentration, and low energy levels for more than two years. I went through every diet fad or supplement there was, consulted multiple doctors to find out why I had these issues, and continued to gain weight despite following a “healthy diet.” When my blood work came back as normal, they shrugged their shoulders and said, “Maybe you should eat more fruits and vegetables.” Despite my experience, I knew another answer had to be out there. Eventually, I discovered keto. Like most dieters, I found the idea of using fat as a main fuel source for my body completely foreign. I had no idea what a macronutrient was or why one macronutrient may be better for me to utilize for energy than another. I believed that “good food” was anything with a low amount of fat or sugar, and “bad food” was everything else. It was very enlightening to go through ...

Most of the time, people fail on the ketogenic diet because they just aren’t prepared. You see, Keto is really unlike any other way of eating.   Typically, with most diets, you can “cheat” on the diet and many times, it’s actually encouraged. However, with most forms of Keto (minus those used by athletes), the whole idea is to be ketogenic the whole time.   It’s actually a requirement. And almost everyone has to test themselves in the beginning to know what “ketosis feels like”, otherwise, you statistically will have more carbs and protein than needed and never actually get into ketosis… which feels horrible. Because of this, we encourage new Keto’ers (this means you!) to pick up an intro or starter program on Keto… one that has daily step by step “do this, not that”.   You really only need something that’s 14 to 30 days long and then you’re in your groove and are set to go at it alone. Fortunately, our starter kit is a 28 day kit that solves al...