Kathy on November 28th, 2009

drsteveAfter my three-month checkup this week with my naturopathic physician, Dr. Steven D’Antonio, these are the supplements I am currently taking:

DHEA Spray (Apex Energetics)
FS-MND (FuturePlex)
Twice Daily Essentail Packets (Designs for Health)
OsteoForce (Designs for Health)
Thyro-CNV  (Apex Energetics)
Resveratrol Synergy (Designs for Health)
Glucosamine Sulfate (Vital Nutrients)
Similase (Integrative Therapeutics, Inc.)
Temper Fire (Kan Herbals)
Niacin (Country Life)
Wobenzym N (MUCOS, LLC)

If you have questions about these supplements, please feel free to ask me.
Kathy

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imagesAt my three-month checkup yesterday, my naturopathic physician, Dr. Steven D’Antonio, found that my health is continuing to improve.  Osteoporosis no longer comes up in the conversation!   In fact, Dr. Steve said I no longer need a couple of the supplements I was taking, and he may further eliminate another supplement next time, if my thyroid scan shows no further need of intensive nutritional support.

A fascinating finding for me yesterday centered on the LSA system’s scan of my emotions.  (LSA = Limbic Stress Assessment bioenergic evaluation.)  As you may know, the chemicals of emotions are stored as polypeptides in various organs of the body, and imbalances can be detected by the LSA.  It is amazing how accurate the LSA scanning is!  Yesterday’s scan yielded my body’s need for a homeopathic flower remedy, FS-MND #17, from FuturePlex for “fatigue from detailed work” and “confusion and fatigue with mental work with inability to fix mind on one subject.”  I had said nothing to Dr. Steve about the fact that my mind felt on overload from my Academic Coach job at school.  Who would ever have thought that my mental strain would show up as an out-of-balance emotion?

I’m looking forward to the relief that will come from balancing these emotional chemicals.  Since the remedy centers on the thyroid–“communication central”– Dr. Steve pointed out that I that the need to communicate may be at issue.  It’s true.  I need to be able to be honest with others in communicating priorities and limits as Academic Coach on a daily basis, or else face overload and conflict at work, as well as at home from bringing work home with me to finish.

So, what supplements am I taking now?  I’ll list them in my next article.

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Kathy on November 24th, 2009

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Here’s the skinny:  It’s been more than a month since I’ve written because it’s been an extremely busy month, both at home and at school. As we’ve talked about before, when juggling priorities you sometimes have to let a few balls drop in order to keep the rest in balance.

However, the fact that I haven’t been writing, doesn’t mean I haven’t been thinking about you.  Actually, I’ve been thinking a lot about what would make it easiest for busy OsteoDiet readers to build bone consistently. What could I do to help all of us maintain a bone-healthy diet, as well as daily weight-bearing exercise?  I’ve come up with a few ideas, and I’d like to know what you think.

1)  If I compiled a hard-copy OsteoDiet Cookbook, would you be interested in buying one?

2)  If I created exercise DVD’s featuring weight-bearing exercises, including stretching, weight training, balance exercises, running/walking, or bellydancing routines, which of these  DVD’s would interest you?

3)  Would you be interested in reading a book that contained information about my journey, the alkaline diet, and research about bone strengthening?  If I did write a book about the natural approach to bone health, what else would you like the book to contain?

Your thoughts? I’d appreciate your comments.

Thanks!
Kathy

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Kathy on October 16th, 2009

fruitandvegetables-main_full-150x150Breakfast:  Bowl of Organic Oatmeal with cinnamon, raisins, bananas, and 1/2 tsp vanilla, Wildberry tea with Bio-En’R-G’y C powder, supplements

Snack:  Cocoa Cherry Standard Bar, apple, water

Lunch:  3 oz chicken, fresh tomato, water

Snack:  applesauce

Supper:  6″ tuna sub from Subway with LOTS of veggies, bottle of water

Bedtime:  Almonds, Wildberry tea with Bio-En’R-G’y C powder, supplements

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Kathy on October 14th, 2009

fruitandvegetables-main_full-150x150Breakfast:  Organic spelt flakes, sliced banana, handful of almonds, Wild Berry tea with Bio-En’R-G’y C powder, supplements, water

Snack:  Cocoa Cherry Standard Bar, apple, water

Lunch:  Tossed salad (wild greens, matchstick carrots, olives, cucumbers, tomatoes, walnuts, lemon juice), water

Snack:  Strawberries

Supper:  Out to dinner to Main Street Grill – Teriyaki Chicken Stir Fry with Baked Potato and butter, 2 glasses of water

Bedtime:  Supplements, water

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Kathy on October 14th, 2009

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While exercising:  Bottle of water

Breakfast:  3 ounces of chicken, Greens Shake, Wildberry Tea with Bio-En’R-G’y C powder, supplements

Snack:  Cocoa Cherry Standard Bar, water

Lunch:  Almond Butter and All Fruit Sandwich on two slices of Ezekiel bread, sliced apple, water

Snack:  Two stalks of celery and a fresh tomato, cut into chunks, water

Supper:  Leftover chicken almond ding, veggie fried rice, almonds, Sarah’s Pumpkin Pie (without the crust), Wildberry Tea with Bio-En’R-G’y C powder, supplements

Bedtime:  Nothing (full)

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Kathy on October 13th, 2009

fruitandvegetables-main_full-150x150Breakfast:  Organic Oat Bran Cereal with banana slices, handful of almonds, and almond milk, supplements, Wild Berry tea with Bio-En’R-G’y C powder

Snack:  Cocoa Cherry Standard Bar, water

Lunch:  Apple, celery sticks with almond butter, carrot

Snack:  Fresh tomato

Supper:  Chicken Almond Ding with Vegtable Fried Rice, water, supplements

Bedtime:  Handful of almonds

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