Archive for October, 2007

Nutrients and Stress

Wednesday, October 31st, 2007

In the last few tips we’ve been talking about reducing stress and ways to make your body impermeable to stress. Well OK, maybe not impermeable, but at least reduce the harmful effects of stress on the mind and body.

When you are under stress, you tend to burn up more nutrients. Vitamin C, B vitamins and other nutrients are used up more rapidly when we are under stress. We need these nutrients to help us handle stress effectively.

A top quality multi-vitamin mineral supplement is a good place to start to ensure we are getting sufficient nutrients. Some people may need more than this, and we’ll discuss more specific nutrients in future tips. I want to stress - top quality - when it comes to multi vitamins. Not all supplements are created equal. I have actually seen products with artificial coloring - hardly a health promoting nutrient. In fact just the opposite.

 If you would like to try a sample of the formula that I personally take go here:
http://www.asktheherbalist.net/z-lifes-fortune.php

I’ll be glad to send you a 3-day supply for a small shipping charge.

Relax While Eating

Saturday, October 20th, 2007

One of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to improve your digestion is to simply relax while eating. Take time to really enjoy your food. Make note of the taste, the smell, the texture. Enjoy the company of the people you are eating with. Chew your food a few extra times before swallowing.

Whenever you are under stress, digestion is put on the back burner. The body considers digestion a low priority under a stressful situation.

Try this simple tip: If you are feeling stressed when it’s time to eat, close your eyes, give thanks for the food and take a few deep breathes. This will help your body and mind to relax and may help the digestive process work better.

For more info about good digestion, check out our latest recording, Good Digestion - It’s available at no-charge for the next few days only. Find it here:
http://www.asktheherbalist.net/audio.php

How do you treat your digestive system?

Tuesday, October 16th, 2007

Is your digestive tract overworked, but underpaid?

Digestive overwork -

When you sit down to a meal do you eat more than your digestive system is able to comfortably handle? Did you know that if you over-eat you put extra burden on your acid, enzyme and bile secreting systems? Eat enough to nourish and satisfy, but try to avoid the - all you can eat and then some syndrome. This may lead to more energy and improved nutrient absorption.

Underpaid -

Are you eating food that is dense with nutrients, like vitamins, minerals, anti-oxidants and health promoting compounds? Many people eat lots of food, but not much nourishment. Remember, garbage in - garbage out. Don’t subject yourself to malnourishment, despite eating plenty.

To learn more: Tuesday night we will have an educational TeleSeminar, open to the public, all are welcome. Just dial in and listen. This weeks topic: Good Digestion.

Details: Dial 641-715-3200, code 928668#
Tuesday 9:30 Eastern, 8:30 Central, and so on.

More Feedback

Saturday, October 13th, 2007

We got a great response from our request for natural health, Personal Success Stories. Here is one that came in yesterday: 

Yes, of course, I forgot to mention how much my health has changed since I started alkalizing my body. I was having sever acid reflux from being on a regimen of Ibuprofen and was taking Nexium and constantly eating Tums. I was so miserable. Now, I’m completely off the medicine and totally relying on my own body to heal itself by the help of the alkaline diet and supplements.

Thanks so much!
Teresa Salman

Don’t be afraid to share your personal story.

Just how important is good digestion to your overall health? Find out during our next teleseminar.

Good Feedback

Friday, October 12th, 2007

It’s very encouraging when we get positive feedback from our readers. If you have experienced an improvement from practicing natural health, why not let us know? Here’s a report we recently received:

I have breast cancer.  I started chemo 3 weeks ago.  Since then I have learned much about the “acid/alkaline diet.  We purchased your book and I am happy to say that I have gone from 5.5 on the PH strips to 7.0 in just a few weeks.  It is my hope that with the alkaline diet it will help my odds of  beating this from 60% to 100%.  Thank you for your information.

Sincerely,

Tina

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The recording from last weeks Teleseminar is now available at:

http://www.asktheherbalist.net/audio.php

Get it for 1 week only at no charge.

One Small Step for Man or Woman

Thursday, October 11th, 2007

A famous guy on the moon once said, “One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Sometimes making small changes to your lifestyle can have a giant leap effect on your health.

  • Taking or switching to a QUALITY multi-vitamin
  • Drinking more pure water
  • Mild exercise
  • Laugh and Love more often
  • Get alkaline - See Video

These are just a few examples of small changes that might make a big difference for you.

Tonight, world famous John Houser, CNHP and Herb specialist, along with Vibrant Health Researcher, Jeff Yentzer will be covering Part 2 - Small Steps to Vibrant Health. Dial in and listen. There is no-charge, all are welcome. We may have time for questions and answers at the end.

Details:

Dial 641-715-3200
Code 928668#

Time: 9:30 PM Eastern, Tuesday
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pH Testing -Advanced Tips

Wednesday, October 10th, 2007

Testing your pH is simple enough, just place the test strip in your mouth and compare with the color chart. When you get between 7.0 and 7.5 on a consistent basis you’re in the ballpark.

Here are some advanced tips for pH testing:

  • When you first start test your pH several times a day for a few days in a row. Get a good average.
  • pH can vary quite a bit depending on what you ate recently, if you are under stress, how much sleep you got and so forth.
  • Saliva pH tends to vary more depending on recent circumstances.  Urine pH is more stable.
  • First morning urine pH is supposed to be a bit acidic. Your body eliminates acids while you sleep. A slightly acid morning pH indicates your body is doing a good job of eliminating acids.
  • Consider alkaline water and supplements to help your body eliminate acids and move you into the alkaline range.

Learn more about pH balancing from our Audio CD;
Alkaline Living for Vibrant Health

Alkaline Living

Learn about the benefits of getting your body alkaline.

Discover the fastest, easiest and least expensive ways to get alkaline.

pH Balancing made simple.

  1. Avoid the stumbling blocks on the road to VIBRANT HEALTH!

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Tuesday, October 9th, 2007

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Small Steps to Vibrant Health

Monday, October 8th, 2007

Sometimes it helps to break things down into small steps. Trying to do too much at once can lead to failure. When it comes to improving our health, success is what we want. It’s best to make it easy on ourselves. If you’re struggling to work at improving your health, try to break it down into small steps.

To listen to our latest recording, “Small Steps to Vibrant Health”, check out our audio page. It’s f.r.ee for the rest of this week.

http://www.asktheherbalist.net/audio.php

Don’t miss this Tuesday Night’s call. We’ll continue on with more small steps to vibrant health. Dial in and listen:

Tuesday Night 9:30 Eastern 8:30 Central

Dial 641-715-3200, code 928668#

We’re sure to have an information packed call!