LINKS YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT
Southwest School of Botanical Medicine
Michael Moore’s Website: an amazing reference. (His presence will be missed by many, but his wisdom will live on).
www.fitday.com I recommend this free-food diary to anyone interested in seeing what they are eating everyday!
www.devapremalmiten.com The most beautiful mantras in music.
www.wiseworldseminars.com Network Spinal Analysis is a different approach to chiropractic medicine. Check out Reorganizational Healing/Living. Totally transformational.
www.MarksDailyApple.com Brilliant, simple, ancestral. Primal/Paleo living at its best. Check this blog out and experience real vitality through eating the foods your DNA was programmed to utilize.
www.vibramfivefingers.com My primal piggies highly recommend these shoes!
Delicious products utilizing cacao. Try the CHOFFY… addictive.
www.justforhealth.net/ Herbal education through an integrative approach. Weekend classes available. (I went here)
www.astro.com Hands-down the best and most detailed astrological readings.
The Visionary Art of Alex Grey
A man who is capable of depicting and describing the various layers of our experience
OB-GYN
If you are looking for an OB/GYN that is holistically minded, Littleton Ob/Gyn is moving that direction. Their Nurse Practitioner (Jeannie Key) is top of the line and amazing. She is definitely open and ready to move towards a more natural modality of care and treatment. Definitely let them know you heard about them here!
303-730-6000
7750 South Broadway Suite 200 Littleton, Co 80122
Mountain Midwifery is a free-standing birthing facility for women who want a pregnancy and birthing experience free from unnecessary interventions including epidurals. For some women, this is the perfect choice! Even if you are planning on utilizing an epidural, Mountain Midwifery Center has a plethora of wonderful classes to assist you with your preparation-both mentally and physically! If you are interested in Herbs for Pregnancy, please contact me if you are in the local area. xoxo
Trysta,
What do you think of hypno-birthing? What does a holistic and non-invasive pregnancy entail? What is in your organic prenatal tea that you drink each day? Could it be red raspberry, oatstraw, nettles and red clover? What about yout chinese tincture? I can’t wait to hear more about the adventures of pregnancy. I love your informative website!
Hey Fallon!
Hypno-birthing wasn’t the cure-all end-all to the pain of labor and birth. I found that detached awareness was the method that I utilized during contractions and labor. The book and CD are usefull and I would recommend every pregnant woman read it and use what they like. I also read about 10 other books and practiced the Bradley Method which was very useful for my husband as well. My prenatal tea contains alfalfa, oats (both tops and straw), nettles, dandelion, milk thistle, marshmallow, chamomile, Raspberry leaf, hibiscus and lemon balm (its really great). The tincture was epimedium and eucommia bark– to strengthen kidney yang. I am hoping to have some time to write again. The end of my pregnancy took all of my energy to get through and now I have a beautiful little baby who is also requiring my attention; however I will be writing again in no-time. Love your site! Thank you for reading mine as well. xoxoDesigned by Tim Sainburg from Brambling Design