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Stretch of the Month – Upper Shoulder Stretch

-        Clasp Hands behind back

-        Straighten arms

-        Relax neck, drop shoulders

-        Push arms up toward ceiling while pushing shoulders back

-        Hold for between 10-30 seconds

This stretches the main shoulder muscles used for posture.

This helps with posture especially if you tend to slouch, curl your shoulders forward, or tighten your shoulders a lot when sitting, standing or doing activities.

This stretch should be done when you wake up, in the middle of your day when you’re at work, and before you go to bed.

Lasya is Excited to Promote our Newest Community Partner – Reed Crittenden of Usana Supplements

I would just like to say how excited I am to have formed this community partnership with Lasya healing center. I look forward to a future in helping as many people reach their wellness goals as possible. Continue Reading

Berry Green Smoothie

Many people consider berries just tasty fruits, however they are a well known super food that can help improve health and prevent illness. In addition to contributing to strong heart health, blueberries and cranberries promote bladder health by acting as a guard against E. coli bacteria, which is the culprit in urinary tract infections. Continue Reading

Exposure to Xenoestrogens Self Assessment

Place a tick mark beside every situation that applies to you, and then total the number of points indicated on the right. Continue Reading

STRETCH OF THE MONTH : LOW BACK

Everyone has low back pain at some point. Why? We walk, sit or are active for long periods of time. This basic stretch helps to remove the pain and soreness and increase flexibility of your lower back.

Pull your knees to your chest using your arms and hands. Try to keep tailbone on floor and relax the back muscles . Hold for 20-30 seconds

Pregnancy Symptom Relief with BodyTalk by Tracy Blehm, CBP

Pregnancy can be a time of amazing physical and emotional changes. It is also a very important time in your life to look after your own wellbeing as you are now caring for two.

BodyTalk works with you to meet the unique challenges of pregnancy to create optimal health for you and your baby in safe, non-invasive, natural ways without medications or manual manipulations. Continue Reading

Karma and the Law of Cause and Effect by Ernesto Ortiz

I was having a conversation with some friends and the topic of karma came up. We started talking about it and I asked my friends to tell me their understanding of Karma and merit. What I found out is that some of them weren’t even sure as to what karma is or they made the relation to karma as something negative. I was a bit surprised because some of these people have been following a spiritual path for some time. Continue Reading

Blueberry Banana Smoothie

This is a smoothie recipe that your kids will love as well as your body. Packed with antioxidants and potassium to keep them and you going and growing!

This recipe makes 5 cups so that everyone can enjoy it.

1 medium banana cut into 1/2 inch pieces and frozen for 10-15 minutes

2 cups of frozen blueberries

1 1/2 cups of live plain unsweetened yogurt

1/2 cup of milk – your pick from almond, rice, coconut or cow

1/2 cup orange juice

1/4 cup of honey

Add yogurt and honey to a blender. Secure lid and blend until well incorporated. Add the orange juice, milk, frozen banana and frozen blueberry to the yogurt mixture in the blender. Secure lid and blend until smooth and frothy.

3 Reasons Why You Should Have a Well-Woman Exam Prior to Conception by Amy Deagle, RN, Registered Midwife

Many women spend more time researching the best value for a holiday than they do planning their pregnancies. Pre-conception care has taken a backseat as women become increasingly busy with balancing work and home life. However, as new studies emerge linking pre-conception health and the first few weeks of pregnancy to the long-term health and well-being of the baby it has become increasingly more obvious how important this first step is. So what advantages are you getting by engaging in pre-conception care? Continue Reading

Carrying Baby with a Heart Shaped Uterus By Paige Challoner

The bicornuate uterus is a malformation of the uterus that is also commonly known as a “heart- shaped” uterus.  A normal uterus has the fallopian tubes and ovaries located on either side, with an upside down triangular uterine cavity
and a slightly rounded top on the uterus.  The heart shaped uterus has two “horns” formed on the top of either side of the uterus, and an indentation in the top middle part of the uterus that makes the uterine cavity into a “Y” shape.   There are varying degrees of this uterus malformation while it happens during the development of the female embryo where the fusion process of the upper part of the Müllerian ducts does not form as it should.

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