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Eating fruit during pregnancy helps to boost the babies brain development. Change
is good for the brain. Increased potassium intake is associated with lower risk of
osteoporosis among older women. A low fruit and vegetable consumption is linked
to anxiety disorders. The mother's gut microbiota may shape metabolism of the baby.
The good bacteria in the gut affects heart health. Acupuncture can improve carpal
tunnel syndrome. Decline in NAD is linked to hearing loss. Just 10 minutes a day in
nature can reduce stress and anxiety. A molecule in orange juice, nobiletin, can help
with obesity, diabetes, and heart health. Fiber is important for heart health. Aronia
berries support proper blood pressure and good cholesterol levels. Brown seaweed
helps to manage diabetes. Melatonin supports arterial health and helps to slow down
the aging process. Consuming fiber can help you have a better nights sleep. Excess
fat around the abdomen can negatively affect cognition. With Young Living we are
blessed to have the essential oil blend of Australian Blue. The properties help the
body with inflammation, support the immune system, are antioxidative, calming,
support the cardiovascular system, support the digestive system, can help with
nausea, inhibit disease, repel insects, protect organs, help with discomfort and
in reducing swelling, and support skin and hair health. The essential oils in this
blend are blue cypress, ylang ylang, cedarwood, blue tansy, and white fir. Endless
possibilities for good in each and every drop. Essential oils are fantastic tools for
the body to use to come back to wellness. Today's Affirmation: "Prosperity flows
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endless and can enslave and cause lots of unhappiness. Not confusing "wants"
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wellness and wealth from home. Our program helps people to be better, stronger,
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Eating fruit during pregnancy helps to boost the babies brain development. Change
is good for the brain. Increased potassium intake is associated with lower risk of
osteoporosis among older women. A low fruit and vegetable consumption is linked
to anxiety disorders. The mother's gut microbiota may shape metabolism of the baby.
The good bacteria in the gut affects heart health. Acupuncture can improve carpal
tunnel syndrome. Decline in NAD is linked to hearing loss. Just 10 minutes a day in
nature can reduce stress and anxiety. A molecule in orange juice, nobiletin, can help
with obesity, diabetes, and heart health. Fiber is important for heart health. Aronia
berries support proper blood pressure and good cholesterol levels. Brown seaweed
helps to manage diabetes. Melatonin supports arterial health and helps to slow down
the aging process. Consuming fiber can help you have a better nights sleep. Excess
fat around the abdomen can negatively affect cognition. With Young Living we are
blessed to have the essential oil blend of Australian Blue. The properties help the
body with inflammation, support the immune system, are antioxidative, calming,
support the cardiovascular system, support the digestive system, can help with
nausea, inhibit disease, repel insects, protect organs, help with discomfort and
in reducing swelling, and support skin and hair health. The essential oils in this
blend are blue cypress, ylang ylang, cedarwood, blue tansy, and white fir. Endless
possibilities for good in each and every drop. Essential oils are fantastic tools for
the body to use to come back to wellness. Today's Affirmation: "Prosperity flows
towards me." There aren't many things that are "needed". The "wants" can be
endless and can enslave and cause lots of unhappiness. Not confusing "wants"
with "needs" is a game changer for wellness. Get started on a better path for
wellness and wealth from home. Our program helps people to be better, stronger,
younger, wealthier - getoiling.com/BarbDoyle
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