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Time travelling back to 2008
Read more: Time travelling back to 2008To meet me a newly reformed happy, thriving woman. I had a combination of rituals on point in 2008. Rituals which I have let slide slowly over the last 7 years. But they are ones I want & need to reinstall. Rituals I held up in 2008. 1. Eating Mindfully – I would set up…
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14 ways to make this your best year
Read more: 14 ways to make this your best yearHappy New Year everyone! My first post for 2014 and it’s already the end of February. I have been rather busy with a newborn though, born early January. 1. Keep your self talk positive – would you say that to your best friend? Be kind to yourself. 2. Add a green juice or smoothie to…
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Toxic Baby TEDtalk
Read more: Toxic Baby TEDtalkA must see TEDwomen talk by Penelope Jagessar Chaffer and Tyrone Hayes about how chemicals are affecting us, our offspring (unborn also), wildlife and the environment.
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Fatal attraction – cosmetic & chemicals
Read more: Fatal attraction – cosmetic & chemicalsA great info graphic from Cosmetology School outlining some of the harmful ingredients that are in products that people are using daily. If you are interested in products which do the trick without all these nasty’s head over to our store Created by: CosmetologySchool.org
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How two courageous Indian women are protecting their country’s food heritage from Monsanto
Read more: How two courageous Indian women are protecting their country’s food heritage from MonsantoFeaturing Dr Vandana Shiva talking about seed saving in India.
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Fair trade revolution – a word from a farmer
Read more: Fair trade revolution – a word from a farmer“In the past, all of the trees were cut down so that the planes could fly overhead and drop the fungicides on the banana plants. We used a lot of pesticides and insecticides and lost the wildlife and insects. It was terrible because we were interrupting lifecycles and affecting the whole ecosystem. Our health also suffered. I…
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