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Wellness Retreats

Breathe easy. We know what your body needs because we ask it. We’ll help you listen in and discover the secrets to your innate health. We offer results-oriented, functional metabolic well-being experiences that are not your typical wellness retreat. This luxury program focuses on meeting your fitness, nutrition and healthy living goals with pampering to make your experience as relaxing and rejuvenating as possible. You may desire weight loss, stress reduction or the desire to return to well-being after an illness or trauma (including extreme stress episodes). You will receive personalized attention to meet your needs. Our programs are individualized yet are part of a group setting in beautiful private estates and luxury hotels. This allows us to offer our programs in a variety of locations for far less than would be possible with one-on-one care. If there is a location you are interested in, please give us a call, we’d love to hear your thoughts. Perhaps it’s a place … click to read more

Wellness and Leadership Excellence Retreat

The glass ceiling still exists

Raising the Bar

Raising the Bar Leadership and Wellness Retreat for Women Seeking Excellence We are well past the equality struggle yet women in spite of continuing to shoulder career, love, family and a great many other commitments and obligations still feels like something is missing. Is this you? You fought hard to obtain career success but find that you are not valued You are single and wonder why even though everything else in your life is going so well,  your love life isn't You are pulled in too many directions to be a partner and a mother making sure that everyone's needs are met Can't remember the last time you really felt at peace with your life Are starting to have brain fades and lack of focus Are looking for more meaning You feel Disempowered We know from Maslow's hierarchy of need that everyone  innately seeks meaning and value for their lives.  Meaning in the form of Self-Actualization implies the attainment of not only the basic needs of physiological; … [Read More...]

Mini Health Bites

International Women’s Day March 8th

March 3rd, 2013 by Lani Anderson

Women have come a long way.  It’s not about an equality conversation, its about being our best and being of service to ourselves and our community as leaders.  Here are several videos to remind us of what is important.

Celebrating women’s day

Women as the agents of change

Cause and effect media consumes

Documentary on (young) women and the sexualized culture 

 

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Auspicious Chinese New Year Food

January 23rd, 2012 by Lani Anderson

The Chinese love to eat food that sound like or give the impression of different things.  There is one favorite that I always look forward to, the delicious satsuma orange (also known as a Mekan in Japanese).  This easy to peel citrus has few seeds if any at all and is sweet.  It brings about the idea of prosperity and good fortune both because it is sweet and because of its golden color.  When I lived in Japan I learned about a pre-schooler’s entrance exam involving Mikans.  Getting into the right school is important and competition is fierce.  The test was (which I am proud to share my son passed with flying colors) to peel a Mikan in three equal pieces leaving the skin in tact around the fruit, like a present.  What a lovely thought to enjoy the Mikan like a gift.  Enjoy your year, may it be sweet and prosperous.

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Stop Cravings

October 21st, 2011 by Lani Anderson

Many of us suffer from cravings of all kinds whether its, chocolate, fast food, sweets, salty foods, soda pop, alcohol or other substances.   Cravings don’t have to be bad for us, but often times we know that the foods we crave are foods we shouldn’t be eating very much of and we know that eating these foods undermine our health.  What we have found is that people who enjoy a balanced nutritious diet don’t crave foods that are bad for their health.

Even the most health conscious may sucomb to food cravings when they are stressed.  One patient said to me that the more stressed he was the more he craved junk food.  Women whose hormones have shifted during pregnancy (and during their month cycles or during menopause) have experienced another stress that causes them to crave certain foods.

So for those of us who do have cravings, how do we combat them when they come up?  Research has shown cravings may be treated with amino acids.  Especially the precursors to the neurotransmitters serotonin, glutamine and dopamine.  Of these, glutamine; a naturally occurring amino acid, may be taken on the onset of a craving or daily to prevent cravings.

Another way to address cravings is to plan meals in advance.  Doing so keeps you from those moments when you are hungry and may reach for unhealthy choices.  Some foods like potatoes stimulate our appetite, causing us to eat more than we should.

Drink more water.  Often times we will mistake thirst for hunger and eat when all we need is water.  Try this.  The next time you have a food craving, drink some water first. If you are still hungry after drinking a glass of water, choose one of your prepared healthy (protein rich) snacks.

If after doing all of the suggestions above, you find you are still struggling with cravings (or digestive concerns) consider a nutritional cleanse to clear your body of toxins.  We offer a programs that support your nutritional purification goals.  Click here to find out more about those programs.

As always we welcome your thoughts, suggestions and comments.  Our goal is to provide you with everything you need to lead a more healthful, satisfying life, if we can do better or if you would like to see more of a particular type of program, please let us know.

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Not sold in stores

October 14th, 2011 by Lani Anderson

One of the many benefits of being a health care provider is the access I have  to amazing products.  Did you know that some companies only work with health practitioners?  That’s right, in addition to that, the products are superior to products found in stores.  The reason for this is that over the counter products have to be safe for most people so the active ingredients are somewhat diluted.   Products sold through health care providers contain more concentrated active ingredients for two reasons.   The first is that health care practitioners won’t tolerate products that don’t get results for their clients (their very business depends on getting results) and second, manufacturers may create more quality products because they know that the end user will be under the care of a clinician who will help them should they encounter any affects of taking their product.  Designs for Health and other Suppliers I use have qualified staff that are available to discuss the products.  The product page Designs for Health made for me contains details about products that you as my clients may now refer to, to help you understand what you need to about the products you are taking.

Here is an example of a product I use in some of the detoxification programs I offer. (I have a new detox program that I will be sharing soon so look for that) Detox Antiox Scientific research continues to bring to light incredible discoveries in nutracuticle medicine.  We know we live in a toxic world, everything we can do to support our natural metabolic process the better and the longer our life will be.   I invite you to have a look at the products we have selected for you from Designs for Health.  Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.  We’re here to help you live an optimal life on your terms.  Come explore what is available, click here.

 

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Designs for Health Products

October 13th, 2011 by Lani Anderson

We use Designs for Health scientifically proven products in our programs.  We asked Designs for Health to create a shopping cart just for our clients.  They are working on it and we should have it up soon.

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3 Factors to Prevent Cancer

June 14th, 2011 by Lani Anderson

According to Dr David Servan-Schreiber in his book anti-cancer, the three principal factors that act against the development of cancer are  -

  • Better functioning immune system
  • Reduction of inflammation
  • Better regulation of blood sugar levels

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Set Goals Through Fitness

June 14th, 2011 by Lani Anderson

Runners don’t quit, in fact athletes stick to it too.  There is actually a chemical response to fitness that our bodies use to allow us to set goals and be task oriented.

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Start Eating Nori Seaweed

June 14th, 2011 by Lani Anderson

Nori is used to wrap sushi. It is one of the rare vegetables that contain long chain omega- 3 fatty acids.  Omega 3- fatty acids fight inflammation and are necessary for proper neuron function.

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The Benefits of Using Tumeric

June 14th, 2011 by Lani Anderson

Start using tumeric in your cooking (add black pepper and dissolve in olive oil) it is one of the most powerful natural anti-inflammatories.

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Clear out Toxins in Your Home

June 14th, 2011 by Lani Anderson

Air out dry cleaned garments for several hours before wearing them, or use wet cleaning, or other green methods.

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