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Hello ,


Are you so busy trying to do all the right things for your health, that you are missing the joy and play in the everyday moments?


This can happen so quickly in this work. 


Drop your shoulders

Quiet your thoughts

Settle your nervous system

Trust your body

Listen.........


What is one way you can bring play, creativity and joy into your weekend?


“Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you love. It will not lead you astray.” 


~Rumi


Take care of each other and ease on into your weekend,


~ Lynn 🌈


UPDATES

 ISH is Closed March 14 & 15

For urgent needs follow up with your PCP, Urgent care or the ER.  I will not be monitoring Charm messages during this time, I will respond Monday 3/18 to any messages that come in while I am away.   


Kimberly (Kim) Leonard, ISH Nutritionist is up and running seeing patients.  We will be getting her scheduling portal going so you can self schedule in April.  Until then Kimberly will be reaching out to those of you who need nutritionist visits.  If you would like to schedule a visit with Kim, charm message me and I will connect you. 


Weekly MEMBER ONLY WEEKLY emails are a place to get ISH Member updates, most current happenings, a place to connect and tap in weekly to your health intentions.  


LEARNING

Here’s your weekly drop of health news, tips, and insights to keep you always moving toward your highest level of wellness and abundance. 


📰 In the News

Protein is essential for bone and muscle health, both of which can decline with age. But the results of a new study say that “protein intake was significantly associated with higher odds of healthy aging.” 


Plant-based protein was also associated with good mental health status and better physical function. This was based on data from 48,762 women younger than age 60 who participated in the Nurses’ Health Study.

💡Pro Health Tip

There are a lot of “diets” and nutrition fads, but one thing that stays consistent across all healthy diets is an emphasis on avoiding foods that worsen inflammation and eating those that keep it in check.


That means avoiding foods like sugar, refined carbohydrates, fried foods, and trans fats and eating more fish, nuts, seeds, berries, and green leafy veggies. 


Some call it the “anti-inflammatory diet!

🔍 Did You Know?

If you are trying to figure out which foods your body loves and which might be triggering you, there are 2 main ways to to identify food sensitivities: the elimination-challenge diet and a blood test. 


For the elimination-challenge diet, you remove all suspected foods until you feel better (minimum of 21 days, the life cycle of an antibody) and then reintroduce them one at a time to see which are problematic. The blood test looks to see if your body is creating antibodies to a long list of foods.


Combining these two methods gives us the best chance of uncovering trigger foods!  I typically recommend an elimination food plan first because it decreases overall inflammation, while at the same time reduces potential trigger foods.   If persistent symptoms or people hit barriers to healing we then consider the food sensitivity blood test.  


Why not START with the blood test?  


Because often times if a person is inflamed and their gut health is compromised they will react to a lot more foods.  First reduce inflammation and support gut health, then we get a more accurate assessment of food sensitivities. 

COMMUNITY CORNER

Have you checked out ISH weekly group visits yet? 
Group Visits are every Tuesday from noon-1pm

Group Visits are an amazing opportunity to get LIVE support between office visits.  The first 30 minutes consist of an educational presentation and the second 30 minutes you're invited into questions, answers and community conversation.  Those that utilize weekly Group Visits have the added healing benefits of community!

Have a topic you would like to learn more about? 
Share ideas and check in at this LINK

EMPOWER     💚     LEARN      💚     CONNECT

GROUP VISIT DATES

March 19 - IN PERSON - Therapeutic Order of Hormone Balancing

March 26 - ZOOM - Practical Tips for Hormone Health

April 2 - IN PERSON - Metabolic Health Overview - Taming the Fire

April 9 - IN PERSON - Got Insulin? The importance of Blood Sugar Stability

When possible I will be recording group visit presentations to share in the Weekly email.

Group Visit Recording from last Tuesday - Hormones 101! - had some technical glitches

Stay tuned!

I plan to re-record with a simplified approach and share with the group!

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