Months after my family moved from Florida to North Carolina, my body was still feeling the stress. Specifically, my digestive system; I was having a lot of trouble going to the bathroom and my stomach was often upset.  

I mentioned the dilemma to my chiropractor – and how I had tried everything I knew to do. After all, THIS is what I do as a Health Coach! So what was I missing? That’s when he suggested something I had not heard of before: drinking Aloe Vera juice!

Whether it’s the change in seasons, kids going back to school, or cold and flu season, one of the natural things you can do to both boost and support your immune system -- and help with fluid circulation in the body (ie: blood, lymphatic and digestive fluids) -- is to take a small dose of Fire Cider every day (or as needed).

Fire Cider is a powerful antioxidant tonic that is also antibacterial, antiviral, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory. Here’s what you’ll need to make 1 liter of Fire Cider for your family!

….when I was fighting my way through COVID, two of my neighbor-friends were angels on earth and cooked nutritious, healing foods for me. These meals were loaded with fresh herbs, spices, and a variety of fresh veggies.

I learned a lot from these two women. You see as one grew up in Africa and the other in India. In their cultures, food, herbs, and spices are used as medicine. This is something I wholeheartedly believe in as well, but they were gung-ho on loading my body up with their first-choice medicinal goodies. I’d like to pass along 3 things that these beautiful women taught me.

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you more than likely know that there is a bug going around called “Coronavirus” (COVID-19). It’s scaring people and causing them to go ape $&^%, thus, putting Target completely out of hand soap and hand sanitizer….So how can you boost your immune system? The most important thing (after washing your hands) is filling your belly with immune-boosting foods…and then minimizing the ones that drag down your health (and your energy level). 

WHAT'S THE DEAL WITH PROBIOTICS AND YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM ANYWAY? According to scientists, the human gut has up to 100 trillion bacteria. Yes, you read that right. And those 100 trillion bacteria are vital to your health.