We are thoughtfully created beings

I believe the first step in becoming well is to recognize that you are not well. What is your true reality? Are you vibrant or lethargic? If you are not full of vitality then why not? What is the root cause of you malady? Do not accept anything less than vibrant health and physical mobility. A diagnoses does not have to be your reality. You have the power to change direction through lifestyle changes. Learn to treat the cause not the symptom. Your life was meant to be whole in every aspect; mentally, physically, and spiritually. This wholeness is from head to toe and to the very cells themselves. Your body is designed to function optimally by taking in proper nourishment to support both the internal and external communications of our cells. Our creator designed a self-adjusting repair and maintenance system for us to live out our life's purpose. We are indeed His masterpiece. We begin by acknowledging that we are a thoughtfully created being and not haphazardly formed. So if we are meant to function optimally, and our cells are designed to be operating in perfect harmony, then the problem must lie with the abuse or support this body is receiving from us.  Are we attending to the needs of this beautiful being as we should?  For personalized nutrition and health support request resources here.

Here are some other questions to ponder.

What do you believe about yourself? Check out the survey?
What type of nourishment are you feeding your cells?
Why are your cells not taking in the nourishment?
My cells are talking, why are others not listening? What is blocking the transmission?
Is it possible to drain our toxic cesspool or are we doomed?
My body is attacking itself, how can I get it to stop?
Why are my cells not following their designed cycle of life?
Why do my cells not recognize friend from foe?
I know what is bad for me, but I do it anyway? How can I overcome my addictions?
Is your social tank full of good fruit or bad?
What are the qualities of a good accountability partner?

Getting well starts in your mind, what you think and believe has a big impact on what you will become.  Look for that article next.

Become and Be Well,

Kay Farmer