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Local Author Day At Princeton Library – Come Out And See Me!

LOCAL AUTHOR DAY AT PRINCETON LIBRARY – COME OUT AND SEE ME!

Come out and celebrate Local Author Day with me at Princeton Library!

I’m excited to share that I will be one of the featured authors at Princeton Library’s ninth Local Author Day for my book, Organically Yours; Open Yourself to a Vibrant, Healthy Life Through Clean Living.

Come on out and celebrate Local Author Day with me and other great authors.

It’s going to be a fun day!

Get the details HERE.

 

 

 

 

5 Tips Why You Should Eat Celery

WEDNESDAY WELLNESS

5 Tips Why You Should Eat Celery

 

When I was young, celery was just a vegetable that was added to soups or as an added ingredient for a recipe. Rarely did I eat it alone.

Boy, was I missing out on something good.

Today, I love this refreshing green vegetable that belongs to the Apiaceae plant family. Check out the benefits to adding it to your diet.

5 Healthy Benefits Of Adding Celery To Your Diet

1.Celery is a great source of important antioxidants.
2.Celery reduces inflammation.
3.Celery supports digestion.
4.Celery is rich in vitamins and minerals with a low glycemic index.
5.Celery has an alkalizing effect.

Presenting 3 Hallmarks of Wellness

Such a warm welcome for presenting the 3 Hallmarks of Wellness at the Lodge at Woodloch.

The 3 Hallmarks of Wellness is derived from my book, Organically Yours, Open Yourself to a Vibrant Healthy Life Through Clean Living.

We cover how to have a Fit &  Nourished Body, A Forward Thinking Mind and a Fresh, Free Environment.  Essential holistic practices for well-being.

If you are interested in learning more about the 3 Hallmarks of Wellness, drop me a line.  I would love to discuss this with you.

To your wellness,

Patricia

NEWS UPDATE – SAVE THE DATES

NEWS UPDATE – SAVE THE DATES

 

This September I will be teaching two courses – one in New York and the other in New Jersey. Both offer complimentary intro’s so you can learn about the course curriculum.

Below is the information about the workshops. Hope to see you soon!

Coaching Through The Clutter

Mindfulness Tools for Organized Living

Clutter is often a sign of a deeper problem. When you live in a cluttered environment, chances are your mind is in disarray too. If you are someone who struggles with a cluttered environment, there is a way to organize your life!

Learn More…

3 Hallmarks of Health

and Well-Being

Based off Patricia’s book, Organically Yours, this workshop shows you how to take an all-inclusive approach to wellness that supports the concept the body, mind and environment relies on its counterpart to sustain harmony and balance for healthy living.

Learn More…

Wednesday Wellness – Tips For Clean Living

Wednesday Wellness:  Tips For Clean Living
“The food you eat can either be the safest and most powerful form of medicine
or the slowest form of poison.”
~ Ann Wigmore
Choose your food wisely. Good health begins with intentional eating.

WEDNESDAY WELLNESS

WEDNESDAY WELLNESS – TIPS FOR CLEAN LIVING

I would like to share a quote from my book Organically Yours.

It brings me peace.  I hope it does the same for you.

“The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past,
not to worry about the future, or not to anticipate troubles,
but to live the present moment wisely and earnestly.”
~ Siddhartha Gautama Buddha

1 Major Reason To Eat Salad Daily

Listen, I can give you all the top reasons why you should eat salad. And tell you that by making just one simple change to your diet it can pay off with plenty of health benefits. But unless you have been living underneath a rock for a very long time, you know all of this.

For instance, I’m sure you are aware that a bountiful salad is a convenient way to work in a couple servings of vegetables and fruit and is a good healthy habit to form. Especially if you have difficulty eating your veggies separately.

You probably also know that a salad provides you with the fiber that your body needs to help avoid constipation and lowering your cholesterol. And I’m betting you’ve heard that for years, research has shown that by eating a healthy dose of fruits and vegetables it can minimize your risk of many diseases, including cancer.

Not to mention that if your goal is to lose weight, well, a salad a day will certainly help with that as long as you don’t over do the fatty add-ons. Eating a little good fat is actually smart, such as olive oil, avocado and nuts.

I like to mix up my salads for the variety of taste and texture, but usually it is comprised of organic kale, baby arugula, baby spinach, pea or broccoli sprouts, carrots, cucumbers, mushrooms, asparagus, avocado, apple and tangerine slices, almonds, walnuts, choice of seeds… mixed all together with a little extra virgin olive oil and apple cider…with a sprinkle of sea salt.

Oh, and at this point, I’m also sure that you know that by eating a salad everyday with a generous amount of omega-3 foods keeps your brain healthy. And with the rise of dementia and Alzheimer’s this is vital to ensuring good health.

But let’s get back to the topic at hand… the  1 major reason why you should eat a daily salad.

Beyond how a salad can boost your body to wellness it can do something else for you. Studies have shown that by eating a salad a day it can actually keep you young and vibrant and reduce the aging process. Now, I don’t know about you, but I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that pretty much the majority of the population will buy into this. Who doesn’t want to have supple skin, clear eyes, silky hair and stronger joints…?

I’m betting that there is also at least one person who wants to see you not only look and feel gorgeous but they want you to be around for a very long time. And this is because they care about you. Do yourself and your loved ones a huge favor – eat your daily salad.

Trust me, you’ll be happy you did!

In wellness,

Patricia

Wednesday Wellness – Tips For Clean Living

WEDNESDAY WELLNESS – TIPS FOR CLEAN LIVING
Eat your vegetables raw or slightly steamed at most. Why raw foods?
There is a presence of a beneficial antioxidant, “Quercetin” that is found in fruits and vegetables. You can also juice them. If this concept is new to you, then try it at least one day per week to get used to it.
Remember:
Hard boiling and deep frying removes most of the nutrients in your food, including Quercetin.

Wednesday Wellness

The Fit & Nourished Body

“Detoxifying is an excellent way of cleaning your body of toxins and pollutants. It gives your organs a thorough cleaning so they can function at their highest level to heal your body.” ~Organically Yours 

 

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