Healing through food
“Our health is a very personal thing and finding our own way to staying fit and well is a journey” Claire Schillaci
Sometimes we’re closer to how we want to look, feel and function. Other times we seem miles away.
The good news is whatever our goal – whether it’s to lose weight, have more energy, increase fitness, or to overcome a medical issue – our journey towards this can get underway in just 30 days.
Whatever we’re trying to achieve, it all starts with getting ourselves in balance.
Whether you eat well or eat on the run, whether you exercise a lot or a little, whether you lead a stressful life or know how to relax, we’re all still prone to toxic overload.
So any program we undertake – to lose weight and/or to improve our health – must firstly focus on detoxifying and cleansing ourselves at a cellular level.
In as little as 30 days we can do that. With some simple changes, we can make a huge difference to our health, our weight, our energy, our mental/emotional well being and any medical condition.
Why did I choose 30 days for the title of this journey?
Two reasons:
So join me here as we explore options. I dedicate all my spare time to researching this information so hopefully it provides you with some shortcuts.
I am not a nutritionist. I’ve learned a lot about it and am passionate about good health, but my true focus is food and feeding people. I am a self-confessed foodie! I love food and I love to cook.
In recent years I have enjoyed learning about the ancient-art-made-new-again, Healing the Body through Food.
In recent years, as I’ve battled with my own health issues, I realised that in spite of a good understanding of my body and about good food, I still did not have a handle on how to maintain my own health. [more]
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