Posts Tagged natural

Inflammation: The Fire Within

As we gain a greater understanding of human function, it is becoming increasingly clear that inflammation is a determining factor of human health. Inflammation now lies at the forefront of nearly every major disease and disfunction plaguing modern day humans. Cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, obesity, autoimmune diseases, pathogens, arthritis, Alzheimer’s, brain disorders, digestive disorders, allergies, […]

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Functional Fitness

In today’s world of health, fitness and exercise, one of the most trendy words is “functional.” What is functional exercise/fitness? In general it means doing activities in your workout that are considered transferable to regular life activities and situations. So, although anything can really fit into this realm, the more an exercise mimics an everyday […]

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A Post A Day In May 2013

Last year I did a post a day in the month of May, really enjoyed it and got some good feedback so this year I plan to do the same. I have a few ideas on some things to write on but am certainly open to suggestions. Is there anything you would like me to […]

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Nature’s Reset

Nature anchors human functions. When broken, frozen, malfunctioning or erratic, nature can reset the human system. This has been known for thousands of years. My guess is that humans have known of the “natural reset button” for most of our existence, just as all creatures inherently and instinctually know it. The earth/world/nature will center/heal/empower you. […]

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The Craving

Craving: To want strongly as to satisfy an appetite. To long for, to yearn. Just the other day around dinner time my wife and I turned to each other and agreed we just felt like eating steak. We were craving a hunk of tasty, filling and nourishing animal flesh. In a very primal sense, our […]

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Lost In A Foreign Land

Imagine you’re lost in a foreign country, wandering the streets of a bustling city. All around you are strange sounds and voices speaking a language you have no familiarity with. You feel uncertain, anxious and just plain lost. Searching for something you recognize, something familiar, something to make you feel welcome and safe. You are […]

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Nature’s Energy Drink

Last night was a long night. Got to bed late (10:30) and then shortly after 11 the power in our neighborhood went out. Not usually a problem if you’re sleeping unless it happens to scare two of your young kids who won’t go back to sleep (thankfully the baby slept through all the commotion! he’s […]

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Some Random Thoughts… March 2013

Every once in a while I browse through my collection of random health notes and I thought it might be nice just to share those on Bare 5. Let me know if anything triggers questions or thoughts with you or if you would like to see me expand on anything here. My Notes/Thoughts Free Play […]

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Natural Tooth Care

One of the most overlooked aspects to health is personal care and hygiene. Although this is an area I have only recently started to explore, I am quickly realizing it’s an area we should all be more conscious of. Every product that goes in or on the body (toothpaste, soap, deodorant, lotion, shampoo, etc.) ends […]

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Irish Wisdom

“A good laugh and a long sleep are the two best cures for anything.” One of my favorite sayings, capturing Irish wisdom at its most basic level: laughter and good rest are the best cures. I say we take it a step further: instead of thinking of laughter and rest just in terms of cures […]

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