Get Healthy With Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV)

Posted on 02/01/2017 by Nancy Ayanna Wyatt — Leave a reply

What Are Some Health Benefits of Using Apple Cider Vinegar?

smiley face OK sign You will be amazed! Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) works on everything from warts to arthritis and shrinking prostate glands, from sunburns to diabetes and digestive issues, and from chronic fatigue to excess fat reduction and Alzheimer’s.

Paul C. Bragg, Authority on Apple Cider Vinegar

The great authority on Apple Cider Vinegar was Paul C. Bragg, who was crippled by tuberculosis as a child. Like many people with life-threatening or delimiting diseases, he looked for solutions. He developed his own eating, breathing, and exercising routines and created a wonderfully healthy body. His website states, “He excelled in running, swimming, biking, progressive weight training and mountain climbing. He made an early pledge to God, in return for his renewed health, to spend the rest of his life showing others the road to super health.” Then, he became an advisor to Olympic athletes and brought health solutions to others as a pioneer in the following areas.

Bragg reputedly started the first health food store, health food products, and health food restaurants in America.
He formed Bragg Health Crusades which presented the first Health Lectures across America. He then hosted a television show to promote health. It featured exercises, healthy recipes, and guest appearances by famous, health-minded people.
He introduced Juice Therapy in America by importing the first hand-juicers.

But, enough about him. 🙂 Let’s talk about health benefits of using Natural Apple Cider Vinegar.

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Stress Less and Be Healthy Through Gardening

Posted on 04/01/2016 by Nancy Ayanna Wyatt — Leave a reply

One Plant or a Thousand Can Help You Stress Less and Be Healthy Through Gardening.

We’re mentioning types of gardens and talking about both mental and physical health benefits related to any style of gardening. red and yellow begonias, My Get Well Guru You don’t have to be a Master Gardener to benefit physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually from working with plants. There may even be value for Alzheimer’s patients and for people suffering from depression. Interestingly, PsychCentral (famous for its personality type tests) mentions gardening in its article, 10 Small Steps You Can Take Today To Improve Bipolar Disorder.

Whether you have one orchid, a Japanese garden, an English Country Garden, a terrarium, a bonsai plant, or pots in a window sill, gardening can help you feel better fast – at any age.

Maybe you have an indoor or outdoor aeroponic garden, or you want to create a veggie T ower Garden, which allows you to avoid having to dig, weed, use pesticides and mulch. You could choose a cactus dish garden, a water garden or a table top garden.

Perhaps, you want to attract birds, bees, or butterflies. There are so many options.

We’ll discuss the mental and physical health benefits of gardening in just a hot minute. But, first, here is a very short tribute to someone who has been an uplifting blessing in my life for years.

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Eliminating Inflammation – What Can You Do?

Posted on 04/06/2015 by Nancy Ayanna Wyatt — Leave a reply

Eliminating Inflammation Is Vital To Good Health and Anti-Aging

Gaze Into My Ruby Red Eyes!

Q: “Why does the body have inflammation?”

A. Eliminating inflammation is important, because inflammation indicates that a body is trying to counteract things like illness, injury, dementia, allergies, stings, and stress.

It not only is a healing mechanism, but also is a valuable message to the body’s “owner” that something is wrong and needs attention.

We should LOVE our inflammation first (for telling us the body needs help) — and then get rid of it!

Why is Eliminating Inflammation Important?

Inflammation Is An Underlying Condition In Many Dis-eases

There Are Several Natural Methods of Eliminating Inflammation

Here’s a Quick and Delicious Drink which is very helpful, because it is made with ginger. There also is a version with green tea in the mix. You can make this as a hot drink or as a cold beverage. All you need is to add water; but I add it to juices, as well.

It’s called Goli kili ginger drink, and is available through Amazon.com, among other locations.

Over Time, We’ll Discuss Alternatives for Eliminating Inflammation

First Up: Dr. Andrew Weil’s Suggestions

Dr. Andrew Weil

Note: I love Dr. Andrew Weil, who currently is Director of the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona. Wikipedia has all the details; but, briefly, Dr. Weil is world-famous for establishing the field of integrative medicine, which aims to combine alternative and conventional medicine. He is a physician, and a research biologist, who truly understands the effects of plants on the body.

Here is a quote from his blog/web site, where you can get lots of information on a regular basis:

Optimal health does not come from a “miracle” drug or a fad diet, but is instead the result of making prudent daily decisions about how to eat, exercise, handle stress and connect with others.

One solution to inflammation is to eat and drink properly, using beneficial, anti-inflammatory foods. Click on this picture of his Anti-Inflammatory Food Pyramid, where you can get the information by looking at the graphic. He also has created a specific diet for you to follow.

“What Does An Anti-Inflammatory Diet Do? The anti-inflammatory diet is a blueprint for a lifetime of optimum nutrition. Simple changes in how you eat can help counteract chronic inflammation, a root cause of many serious diseases, including:

Heart disease

Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases

Age-related disorders, including many cancers

Autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus.”

OK, you can go to Dr. Weil’s website to learn more about this and a million other subjects. Meanwhile, let’s refer to how inflammation affects/causes aging.

Inflammation and Aging Processes

Here’s a new word for you: Senescence (/sɪˈnɛsəns/) (from Latin: senescere, meaning “to grow old”, from senex) or biological aging (also spelled biological ageing). (Thanks, Wikipedia.) I advise you to read this article only if you have sophisticated vocabulary and a serious interest in the subject. The bottom line is that some theories of aging relate directly to the levels of inflammation and free radical damage present in the body.

Since there are so many anti-inflammatory foods, herbs, and options, and since we all want to preserve health and youthful bodies, I am going to refer you to another blog about food combinations and to future posts on this My Get Well Guru website, for some quick solutions, such as the use of ginger, aloe vera, and other items, rather than writing a whole thesis on this blog. In the meantime, let’s reduce our…

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Here’s to your good health!

Let’s Get Well, Stay Well, and Live Well!

Alzheimer’s Disease

Posted on 02/20/2014 by Nancy Ayanna Wyatt — Leave a reply

Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Forms of Dementia

Normal Brain Is it really Alzheimer’s Disease or a different issue?

What does your brain look like?

What can you do to maintain good brain health?

The Alzheimer’s Association

There are many resources and options available now as our scientists learn more and more daily. I believe in advocacy on a number of social issues, of which this is one. I learn a lot from the Alzheimer’s Association and so can you at: (http://www.alz.org/.

That is a link to their website where you can take a tour of the brain!

You don’t have to have Alzheimer’s to find this fascinating as it shows you how the brain works in a way that you can see and understand it. http://www.alz.org/alzheimers_disease_4719.asp. To learn more about the disease, itself, you can visit this part of their website: http://www.alz.org/alzheimers_disease_what_is_alzheimers.asp..

For Wikipedia’s definition of Alzheimer’s Disease, see this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alzheimer%27s_disease

Alzheimer’s disease (AD), also known in medical literature as Alzheimer disease, is the most common form of dementia. There is no cure for the disease, which worsens as it progresses, and eventually leads to death. It was first described by German psychiatrist and neuropathologist Alois Alzheimer in 1906 and was named after him.^[1] Most often, AD is diagnosed in people over 65 years of age,^[2] although the less-prevalent early-onset Alzheimer’s can occur much earlier. In 2006, there were 26.6 million sufferers worldwide. Alzheimer’s is predicted to affect 1 in 85 people globally by 2050.^[3]

Here is another link, from the National Institutes of Health and National Institute on Aging: http://www.nia.nih.gov/alzheimers/topics/alzheimers-basics.

What I hope to accomplish with blogs about Alzheimer’s Disease is to teach people about the disease, as well as how to cope with it or to provide care to others who experience it.

Let’s Get Well, Stay Well and Live Well!