This great question came in from one of my clients yesterday. It's a pretty common one, so I hope you find it useful!
Q: As I am removing the layer of fat padding, I am seeing more loose skin and wrinkled skin on my arms and legs when I bend them. I am hoping that this goes away...It's not like I have lost 75 pounds and have large amts of skin...but the looseness is odd looking. Makes me feel "old."
A: My first suggestion is to give your body some time to produce more collagen. It does this naturally in...
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Did you know garlic is one of the most powerful antibiotics on the planet?
Today, researchers are finding that garlic is the strongest health enhancing food we can consume on a daily basis, without other side effects, other than smelling like garlic. One of garlic's most potent healthy benefits includes its ability to improve the body's immune cell activity. In other words, the antioxidants produced from eating garlic will help strengthen the immune system, which helps fight off colds, viruses, and even CANCER. Yes, the big ?C?!!!
Research has shown that this wonderfully tasty bulb can retard cancer cells as...
Living with chronic illness means that life's challenges become ... even more challenging.
After more than 10 years of coaching people around living with illness and their work life, blogging on this topic, and in my personal experience, I've decided that the basics matter. The basics allow a person to thrive, not just survive.
Here are my top 3 thriving skills:1.Communication 2.Communication 3.Communication
Yup. It's that important.
Let's look at why.
First, most illness symptoms are invisible. No one knows what your symptom/health is today/ in this moment-- unless you tell them. And even where some of effects are visible,...
Debilitating chronic illness can lead to twisting career turns to accommodate waxing and waning symptoms. Sometimes it means "reinventing yourself" to be able to keep working in some capacity.
That was my story. After 25 years of working in multimedia (photographer, producer, production company v.p. sales , public school communications teacher and college professor), I threw in the towel when I became too sick to work at any full time job.
When I wanted to return to work after a few years, I realized it had to be different. I couldn't find work that could accommodate my health in my former career...
"Stand up straight!" "Get your shoulders back!" Did you ever hear those words from your parents or a coach? Being conscious of how we carry ourselves is the key to good posture. However, contrary to popular belief, good posture is more than just pulling your shoulders back and standing up straight. Yes, those are very important factors in having good posture, but having a strong core and lower body strength is equally important.
Our upper body makes up 70% of our total body weight; the remaining 30% is comprised of our core and legs, which supports our upper body. If your...




