Do not smoke, drink alcoholic beverages excessively, or take illegal drugs.
Drink water. Dehydration causes a variety of symptoms such as fatigue, headaches, dry skin, joint stiffness and pain. In his book, "Your Body's Many Cries for Water: Don't Treat Thirst with Medications" F. Batmanghelidj, M.D. writes that dehydration can cause stress, depression, colitis pain, dyspeptic pain, high and low blood pressure, asthma, allergies, andcontribute to diabetes and weight gain.
Take Vitamin D or get brief morning, sunlight exposure. Recent studies find most cancers (except skin cancer) are more prevalent in the North and correspond to increased rates the further North on the globe. Many chronic diseases such as multiple sclerosisare also more prevalent in the North.Vitamin D is only made by the body through sunlight exposure. Current studies suggest that Vitamin D has a protective effect.
LearnEFT orEmotional Freedom Technique to decrease repetitive, negative thinking and emotions. For thousands of years, Eastern medicine has understood that emotions directly impact health and health affects emotions.
Exercise at least 3 times per week for 20-30 minutes if your medical doctor has cleared you for exercise.
Avoid monosodium glutamate (MSG) and artificial sweeteners as these are considered Excitotoxinsaccording to the Neurologist, Russell Blaylock, M.D. These substances are toxic to the brain, especially when blood sugar is low.
Severely limit trans fatsfound in processed foods.
Eat many fresh, colorful vegetables-- Organic if possible to limit exposure to pesticides.
Limit "white foods" that contain white flour and white sugar which are high on the Glycemic Index. Excess carbohydrates will be stored as fat, if not used immediately for activity.
Connect with God. Pray. Gratitude is the highest form of energy and emotion per Dr. Emoto's work. Morning prayer with gratitude to God raises your vibration and increases your ability to receive blessings.
Watch this video & consider we are 60% water!
What are your thoughts & emotions are doing to you?
CONFESSIONS OF AN EX-PHARMACEUTICAL PSYCHIATRIC DRUG REP
