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Digestion Part 2 Enzymes “The Key”

By @mindspark | January 22, 2012

After several blogs pertaining to digestion, you should be getting the message.  What you eat and digest is the key to your health.  Enzymes are required to digest virtually all food. Nature made a beautiful system.  Every cell contains enzymes, that when released aid in the digestive process.   Though all raw foods contain the […]

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Digestion Part 1 – The Who What Why When Where and How

By @mindspark | January 21, 2012

The digestive tract is really a simple system.  A long tube open at the top and bottom.  Food goes in the mouth, it travels along as if on a conveyor belt, nutrients are extracted, and the non usable waste is eliminated out the rear end. If you read no further, get this point: Nutrients can not […]

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Electro Magnetic Field Energy- EMF- What Is It And How Does It Affect Us

By @mindspark | December 16, 2011

If it is hard to understand the concept of “energy,” think of a machine powered by the electricity running through it. People and animals are like a complicated machine with energy being the “electricity” that makes the body work.  Everything made of “matter” has an energy associated with it and emits or gives off its […]

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Cats: Carnivore or Herbivore

By @mindspark | November 26, 2011

In all the research I performed for this paper, combined with what I learned in veterinary school regarding feline nutrition, CATS ARE CARNIVORES! Not only that, but they are obligate carnivores (they MUST eat meat). Cats have no nutritional requirement for carbohydrates. Cats were designed to eat mice (one of nature’s perfect foods for a […]

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Digestion- Where Did We Go Wrong

By @mindspark | November 26, 2011

Few other systems are as critical to overall health as the digestive system.   According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), we are born with a certain amount of Qi or energy.  This Qi is what allows us to “live” and can only be replenished through respiration (breathing), and digestion.  This makes sense, since if we […]

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Inspirational Tips To A Healthier Life: A living growing story Part 2

By @mindspark | November 21, 2011

Water It seems to be in abundance, and we take it for granted.  Close to 75 percent of the earths surface is covered with water, with much more stored underground in aquifers. Fact: The earth is a closed system, similar to a terrarium, meaning that it rarely loses or gains extra matter. The same water […]

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Inspirational Tips To A Healthier Life: A living growing story Part 1

By @mindspark | November 20, 2011

 Breathe, no really breath.  In as full as you can take it, breathing through your nose. Let it out slowly through your mouth while touching your tongue to the roof of your mouth.  FEEL each breath. Sit up or stand straight. Focus on every part of you that is involved with breathing.  Repeat 18x’s am/pm […]

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Top 10 Causes of Dis-Ease

By @mindspark | November 18, 2011

Though no one expects to live forever, we should be living longer AND HEALTHIER lives.  Living into the 80’s and 90’s would be great if we could function without pain and digestion issues, be independent, enjoyed our years, and remembered who we were. Factors that lead to dis-ease include: Poor nutrition.  Foods grown on nutritionally depleted soils […]

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The Body Is A Complicated Machine With A Unique Ability To Repair

By @mindspark | November 15, 2011

I picture the body as a complicated machine.  The body (like a machine) has many parts.  In both models, some parts need to be replaced periodically and some parts need cleaning.  Here is the amazing difference between a machine and the body.  If a machine part wears out, it must be replaced, the machine can’t […]

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Homeschooling or Being Active In Your Childs Educaton

By @mindspark | November 15, 2011

So I had 2 children, 8 and 6 years old, and neither one fit in the “box” as defined by the school system.  I was working full-time in my veterinary office and had no associate.  Fortunately I owned my own veterinary hospital and could make rules that worked for me.  My husband also worked with […]

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