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Wellness

Chakras – What Do They Look Like?

March 12th, 2013 | Wellness

Each of the main chakras look like a funnel (just image, the points of two ice cream cones are touching). One funnel points to the back of the body and the other funnel points to the front of the body. The narrow points of the chakras are connected in the middle of the spinal column. […]

Chakras – How Many Do We Have?

March 11th, 2013 | Wellness

We have seven main chakras and twenty one minor chakras.  Chakras are located along the central line of the body from the base of the spine to the top of the head. They are located at the groin, under the belly button, diaphragm line, heart, throat, third eye (between the eye brows) and the top […]

What Are Chakras?

March 10th, 2013 | Wellness

All living things have seven energy centers along the length of their bodies called chakras.  The word “chakra” has Hindu (Sanskrit) roots and means “wheel or disk”. As long as energy is flowing strongly, the body is healthy. When the chakra energy is interrupted or blocked, that area is at risk for dis-ease or dis-association. […]

Proven Alternative Ways to Heal Chronic Digestive Problems: What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know Can Keep You From Healing

March 10th, 2013 | Wellness

I just posted to my Youtube.com account telling everyone why they should download my free 13 page report “Proven Alternative ways to Heal Chronic Digestive Problems: What Your Doctor Doesn’t Know Can Keep You From Healing.” I put a lot of heart into this report. All the information in the report comes directly from my […]

Black Bean and Sausage Soup

March 9th, 2013 | Wellness

Nothing like a pot of hot soup on cold and snowy days! From my kitchen to yours. Prep Time: 30 minutes Cooking Time: 30-90 minutes Serves: 12 people easily Soups are wonderful and they really don’t take a lot of time to make; most of the time is the actual cooking time. Most soups really […]

Family Caregivers Facing Pain Challenges

March 9th, 2013 | Wellness

(NewsUSA) – Every day, many Americans find themselves in an unexpected new role. They become a family caregiver for a loved one suffering from chronic pain. Experts estimate that chronic pain affects millions of Americans. Pain can interfere with daily activities, causing patients to lean heavily on family and friends. Providing care for a loved […]

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