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Bath in the sun

Bare feet to the earth

Walk slowly 

Eat the rainbow, seasonally and locally

Create, play and move

Connect with people

Eat the Rainbow, locally and seasonally!

With EASE,

~Lynn 🌈

UPDATES

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.

Upcoming ISH Closures

July 16 - 25

When ISH is closed, I do not monitor Charm messages and will respond to messages when I return.  Please follow up with PCP, Urgent Care or ER for urgent matters.

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LEARNING

In the News

New research shows that mindfulness training helps people stay motivated to exercise!


Here are the details of a study from the Centre for Motivation and Behaviour Change at the University of Bath:

  • Participants were 109 adults in England who were not meeting movement guidelines

  • All were given a 30-day goal to walk 8,000 steps per day

  • One group used only a step tracker

  • The other group used both a step tracker AND a mindfulness program (Medito app), with daily practices focused on body awareness and mindful movement

By the end of the month, both groups had increased their steps, but the mindfulness group exercised 76 minutes more per week and felt more motivated to do so. 


If you’re curious to try this out, the Medito app is free.


Pro Health Tip

Walking after meals helps to support digestion, improve insulin sensitivity, and keep your metabolism healthy.


Studies show that moving your body after eating may be more effective for metabolism than exercising before a meal, likely because your muscles are using the glucose already in your bloodstream for energy.


Even a 10-minute walk around the block counts.


Recently when traveling to NYC to visit my daughter, walking was so much part of the everyday culture.  It reminded me to fold this into my life in Durango.  Keep'in it simple and sprinkling movement in in small ways through out the day.  Riding my bike to work and neighborhood walks have been a welcome shift!


Did You Know?

Stress is often the driving factor of stubborn belly fat......


If you’re having energy crashes or stubborn belly fat, even though these are “metabolic” issues… 

Underneath that could be stress.

Because when stress goes up, cortisol follows. 


And here’s what cortisol does:

  • It raises blood sugar (even if you haven’t eaten anything)

  • It tells your body to store fat (especially around the belly)

  • It triggers cravings for sugar and carbs

  • It disrupts sleep, recovery, and hormone balance

Cortisol is helpful in small, short bursts.


But when stress is ongoing, it keeps your blood sugar and metabolism confused.


Even if stress isn’t a huge concern for you, it never hurts to do things like journaling, engaging in movement you enjoy, or hanging out with friends!


COMMUNITY CORNER

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UPCOMING GROUP VISITS

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June 24 - NO GROUP VISIT

July 1 - IN PERSON - Autoimmune 101

     

July 8 - IN PERSON - Guest Speaker: Kinsey Thomas BSN, RN - Co-Founder, Animas IV & Wellness


July 15 - ZOOM - Office Hours With Lynn Join Zoom

A VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: The contents of this email are for informational purposes only and are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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