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Hello ,


As the season of gratitude unfolds, November invites us to simplify, slow down, and make room for what truly nourishes. 


Before the holidays, a simple pantry refresh can be a grounding ritual. It’s not just about organizing food; it’s about creating calm, order, and nourishment in the spaces that feed us most.


This month’s focus is a gentle reset—one that supports your body, your rhythm, and your home environment as we move into the fullness of the season ahead.


Be kind, take care of each other,


~Lynn 🌈

ISH Community Connection Newsletter is our offering to the larger community outside of ISH Membership.  It comes out monthy-ish, intended to inspire, create community and offer tips and tools to live your life on purpose.   Thanks for reading, choosing in and staying curious! 🌈

November Invitation


Pantry Purge

🍂 This month, let your kitchen reflect the season: grounded, intentional, and full of gratitude for the nourishment that sustains you.  


A thoughtful pantry purge does more than organize your shelves—it signals safety, order, and care to your body and nervous system.


1. Start Small
Choose one shelf, drawer, or category (like snacks or oils). Small, focused action builds momentum without overwhelm.  If this feels overwhelming, set a timer for 10 minutes and begin on one shelf. 


2. Check Dates and Quality
Discard anything expired or stale—especially old nuts, seeds, and oils that can oxidize and create inflammation.


3. Read Ingredients, Not Labels
Choose foods close to their natural form. If it’s full of additives or unpronounceable words, it likely doesn’t belong in your vitality pantry.


4. Clear Out the Energy Drainers
Let go of ultra-processed foods, refined oils (canola, soybean, corn), and sugary snacks that disrupt blood sugar and energy flow.  If it has been in your pantry for awhile now and you are not eating, it is time to toss!


5. Restock with Color and Life
Fill your shelves with nourishing staples: colorful spices, beans, lentils, nuts, seeds, herbal teas, and healthy oils.


6. Create Calm Through Order
Use jars, baskets, or simple labels so you can see what you have. A tidy pantry quietly supports easier, more aligned choices.


7. Celebrate the Reset

You’re not just cleaning—you’re creating an environment that mirrors the health, ease, and rhythm you want to live in.


A quote to ponder


"Clutter is nothing more than postponed decisions" 

Barbara Hemphill




In the spirit of colorful, abundant health,

~Lynn Joselyn PA-C, IFMCP, CFSP™

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