Most of us start right where you are now. We’ve realized the toxic habits and products in our lives are detracting from our health, and we want to make better choices.
This realization is all too often followed by extreme overwhelm. It seems like everything is toxic. The lists of ingredients to avoid are so long with so many unpronounceable words. And it seems like every person gives you conflicting advice.
This all adds up to feeling like you’ll never do it right, and if you’re not careful, that can lead to not making any changes at all.
I’ve been there. I’ve felt what you’re feeling. And I’m here to tell you that you don’t need to overhaul your entire life all at once to create meaningful change.
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You may have heard about Whole30. It has become pretty popular since its beginning in 2009. My husband and I decided to try it to reset after the holidays. Sugary and starchy foods are all too common from November until January, and our bodies can begin to crave them. We decided to nip that in the bud and do a complete reset in January to start the new year off right.
Here is my experience.
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It's a common concern I hear about. When Christians start delving into the world of more natural options regarding their health, they can run into a lot of confusing information. Some of the practices that seem like they could help are condemned as new age or occult.
When this happens, you need to take a careful look at what the practice is versus what people have made it to be.
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Do you want to improve your overall health in the new year but aren't sure how to go about it?
So many people set healthy New Year's resolutions like "eat healthier" or "exercise more." However, those aren't very effective goals because they're not measurable. Eat healthier than what? How much do you need to exercise to be "more"?
Let's look at some good goals that will actually inspire you toward better health.
Modern/western medicine has only been around for a relatively short period of time. Yes, it is all that most of us have known, but a hundred years is a tiny fraction of the span of human history.
How did people survive without the medicines we know today?
They used what the earth provided. Plants have incredible powers to keep us healthy and give our bodies what they need to heal.
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