As the crisp fall air settles in and the temperatures begin to cool, it's a perfect time to reflect on how these seasonal changes impact our bodies and well-being. In traditional Chinese medicine, fall is closely associated with the Spleen, one of our crucial digestive organs, and understanding its role can help you navigate this season with greater ease and health
Read MoreManaging heat-induced appetite changes requires understanding the body’s response to high temperatures and implementing practical strategies to maintain nutritional balance.
Read MoreIf you're engaging in high-intensity activities for extended periods, a homemade electrolyte drink can provide the necessary hydration and electrolyte replenishment without the added sugars and artificial flavours found in store-bought options.
Read MoreIncorporating herbal tea into your daily routine can offer a range of health benefits, from improving digestion and supporting the immune system to promoting relaxation and enhancing beauty.
Read MoreBy honouring the solar plexus chakra as the seat of both our personal power and digestive fire, we tap into a profound source of vitality and resilience. This energetic centre invites us to cultivate a deeper understanding of ourselves—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—and empowers us to nourish our bodies and spirits with intention and awareness.
Read MoreThis healthy, dairy-free treat is perfect for those with dietary restrictions, providing a delicious way to stay cool while boosting your protein intake.
Read MoreMindful planning and a few strategic choices can help you enjoy your trip without compromising your dietary needs. Here are my top tips for eating well on vacation, especially if you have dietary restrictions.
Read MoreIn Energy Medicine, the Fire Element is connected to summer. Now is the perfect time to cultivate more “Fire” within you and harness the Fire Rhythms influence to strengthen your connections.
Read MoreJune in BC is characterized by longer days and abundant sunshine, which means it’s the ideal time for enjoying fresh, nutrient-dense salads.
Read MoreBringing your baby to an osteopathic manual practitioner as early as possible—ideally around two weeks of age—can address early issues and set your baby on a healthy path. This proactive approach is why a preventive visit for all newborns is recommended.
Read MoreWe first inhabit our biological body as a spark of radiant energy, an explosion of magnificence, full of wisdom and eternal understanding. As “wise ones” we came with no filters, no blocks, and were not intimidated to show our authentic selves. Embrace your soul’s purpose for coming into this world and remind others that “Loving is the most important thing in life.”
Read MoreMagnesium is a vital mineral that supports numerous bodily functions, including muscle and nerve function, blood sugar control, and bone health. The type of magnesium you choose can significantly impact its effectiveness and the specific health benefits you experience.
Read MoreAs we continue to explore and understand the intricate relationship between diet and mental health, the evidence becomes increasingly clear: the foods we choose to consume have a powerful impact on our emotional and cognitive well-being. Let's make every meal an opportunity to nourish both our body and mind.
Read MoreStinging Nettle, a vibrant wild edible is a nutritious powerhouse and loves growing on the West Coast.
Read MoreSometimes life gets too big and has too many moving parts. Instead of slowing down, we get ourselves into the rat race of doing more thinking, “If I get one more thing done” there will be less to do. Rushing to relax is an oxymoron!
Read MoreSeeing an osteopathic practitioner for your baby can be beneficial in certain situations. Here are five signs that indicate it might be a good idea…
Read MoreAlthough different factors can cause and contribute to IBS, there is increasing evidence that a major cause might be related to the microbes living in our gut. Probiotics, when you have enough of them, may provide health benefits to those with IBS.
Read MoreSome might believe the Universe “speaking” is metaphorical rather than literal, I believe it’s a way of describing moments of intuition, insight, or synchronicities that are meant to be significant to us.
Read MoreWorld Health Day is celebrated globally every April 7th, marking the founding of the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1948. It's a day dedicated to highlighting a specific health theme to enhance global health awareness. This year, the theme "My Health, My Right" underscores the universal right to health, asserting that everyone should have access to the care they need, when they need it, right in the heart of their community.
Read MoreIn this recipe, I combine the flavours of winter with emerging spring greens. This salad combines the earthy sweetness of beets and carrots with the peppery taste of arugula, while also a powerhouse of nutrition.
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