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BLUE Wellness Nutritional Therapy Practitioner for Women's Health 💙 Holistic Health Coaching, Nutritional Therapy, Yin Yoga, Meditation, Stress Mgmt, Reiki Energy Work 💙

I had to sneak a bite before the pic 😆.  I am loving my meals these days.  Satisfying, nutritious, delicious.
05/25/2026

I had to sneak a bite before the pic 😆. I am loving my meals these days. Satisfying, nutritious, delicious.

These are things that I address with clients as an N.T.P.   This has been known for years in the holistic/ natural healt...
05/22/2026

These are things that I address with clients as an N.T.P. This has been known for years in the holistic/ natural health space. A good reminder to not wait for the mainstream to catch up.

https://www.newschannel5.com/health/high-blood-pressure-heart-attacks-linked-to-common-preservatives-in-food?fbclid=IwdGRjcAR9R9JjbGNrBH1HvWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHpn15Mqf22Q7KXBr-d-2nrWRhBpUa6STgkWwN2BN3m-oGhUVvmasXOJ1t4p8_aem_qo8gROVrmXlUQdrsVr9uIw

Common preservatives used in many store-bought foods were linked to a 29% greater risk of elevated blood pressure and a 16% higher risk of heart attacks and stroke, according to a new study .

05/21/2026

I just love her....she is so brillant.

05/21/2026

Mainstream medicine has largely downplayed the carcinogenic potential of pesticide exposure, pointing to the fact that individual compounds fall below regulatory thresholds. A landmark study in Nature Health challenges that assumption directly.

Researchers mapped 31 pesticide compounds across Peru, then used Bayesian analysis to identify cancer clusters across the population. They identified 436 pesticide-associated cancer hotspots, with relative risks ranging from 1.14 to 9.38, even though none of the pesticides modeled are classified as known human carcinogens by the IARC.

The key insight is the mixture problem. Regulatory thresholds are set for individual compounds in isolation. But people aren't exposed to one pesticide at a time. They're exposed to dozens of them simultaneously over years and decades. This study examines that real-world picture, and what it finds is considerably more concerning than the single-compound framework suggests.

The proposed mechanism is epigenetic. Chronic pesticide exposure appears to disrupt cell identity, creating an unstable epigenetic state that increases vulnerability to malignancy. This is consistent with what we know about how environmental toxins interact with gene expression over time.

The practical takeaway is straightforward. Eating organic where possible remains the most effective strategy for reducing your pesticide load. It's not a perfect solution, but it's the highest return intervention most people have available to them.

Interested in reading the full study? Check out the link below. https://go.nature.com/49rkICi

Personal responsibility!   Your health is a reflection of how you live your life and what you consume .  You have contro...
05/21/2026

Personal responsibility! Your health is a reflection of how you live your life and what you consume . You have control!

🚨 A recent report from the Oxford Longevity Project challenges the common assumption that physical decline in old age is largely inevitable or solely a matter for government intervention.

According to the study, individuals bear at least 80% of the responsibility for ill health in later life—a conservative estimate grounded in evidence from twin studies and large-scale UK Biobank analyses involving nearly 500,000 participants.

Titled Living Longer, Better, the report draws on interdisciplinary expertise in medicine, physiology, and aging.

Co-authored by figures including 91-year-old Sir Christopher Ball—who aims to reach 100—it highlights that environmental and lifestyle factors often outweigh genetics in determining healthspan and longevity, with modifiable influences accounting for 75% or more in many analyses.

The core message is one of agency rather than blame.

As Sir Ball notes, recognizing personal responsibility opens the door to meaningful action, regardless of socioeconomic circumstances.

While critics emphasize the undeniable roles of poverty, policy, pollution, and healthcare access—factors that limit true choice for many—the report underscores that daily habits can still produce substantial differences in outcomes.

📊 Key evidence-based recommendations include:

• Avoiding processed foods

• Eliminating alcohol consumption, described as straightforwardly toxic

• Prioritizing high-quality sleep

• Stopping food intake after 6:30pm

• Incorporating consistent physical movement

These steps aim not merely to extend lifespan, but to preserve vitality and function well into later decades.

This perspective shifts the conversation from fatalism to informed empowerment.

While systemic issues must continue to be addressed, the evidence suggests that many of us have more influence over how we age than traditionally assumed.

What aspect of your daily routine are you most focused on improving for long-term health?

05/21/2026
05/05/2026
Homemade is the way 🥰.  Thank you God for strawberry season 😍.  Strawberries from a local farm are incredible.
05/05/2026

Homemade is the way 🥰. Thank you God for strawberry season 😍. Strawberries from a local farm are incredible.

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