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If you're aiming to eliminate synthetic fragrances from your routine, transitioning to naturally scented or fragrance-free personal care products is a great start. Consider using unscented deodorants or those infused with natural essential oils, and opt for body lotions made with pure ingredients like shea butter or aloe vera. For hair care, choose shampoos and conditioners with 100% pure essential oils, steering clear of products containing synthetic "fragrance" or "parfum."

In maintaining a fresh home environment, switch to natural and unscented laundry detergents or those with essential oil-based scents. Wool dryer balls can replace traditional dryer sheets and can be customized with a hint of your favorite essential oil. Household cleaners can be substituted with natural alternatives made from ingredients like vinegar and baking soda, complemented with essential oils for a pleasant aroma.

Personal fragrances can be redefined by using genuine essential oils such as lavender or sandalwood, offering a unique and natural scent. Essential oil blends provide an aromatic experience without the overpowering effects of synthetic perfumes. Opting for these natural alternatives reduces exposure to harmful chemicals and fosters a healthier, more inclusive environment for everyone, especially those with sensitivities.

Do you ever feel like life’s demands have drained your energy reserves? Between juggling work, family, and everything in between, it’s easy to feel like you’re running on empty. What if I told you that in just 14 days, you could feel lighter, more energized, and ready to take on life with renewed vitality?

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This Reset is perfect for anyone who’s ready to:

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Do you ever get frustrated with all the ads for drugs?    Did you know in many countries it is not even legal to advertise drugs?  Do you listen to the long list of side effects or read the fine print on those you take home? Do you pay attention? At home people don’t refer to these as drugs- no, that has a bad connotation.  They call them medicine.  But are they?

Food is is medicine, herbs are medicine, essential oils are medicine, homeopathy is medicine, thoughts are medicine, sunshine and light are medicine, exercise is medicine, breathing is medicine, grounding in dirt is medicine, sound is medicine, nature is medicine, love is medicine, prayer is medicine, rest is medicine, temperature can be medicine, pets are medicine, touch is medicine, minerals, vitamins, and phytochemicals are medicine.  Of course there are more, but this is a good starting place. These all contribute to the body finding homeostasis, balance, wellness.  

Do you know what doesn’t heal?  What just manages or masks symptoms, blocks natural processes causing symptoms, or hijacks natural processes in the body forcing them to do certain things? What always has side effects, whether short or long term, and whether or not you feel it consciously? Drugs, synthetic forms of some of those natural medicines, and cheap copies that can never replicate the complexity of nature. What is called “medicine” by many. Don’t get me wrong, in emergencies, we need this kind of medicine sometimes; it can save lives.  And there are a few cases where they are needed longterm.  But when using it, we must be aware that it does not heal, and is most likely causing other issues that may or may not be discovered right away. Drugs should not be used long term in most cases. 

Your miracle of a body, however, when given what it needs naturally, can heal itself.  Sometimes you only need a little support to come back into balance, sometimes your body is crying out for a lot of support and you need a lot of help to bring it back into balance.  

Years of poor diet, toxins in food, personal care products, air fresheners, laundry products (yes I’m listing those 2 separately for a reason), cleaning products, pesticides & herbicides in food and environment, toxic relationships & trauma, drugs in any of their forms including v’s, heavy metals, lack of some of the items in the second paragraph- all these things combine to create a very unbalanced system that will give you signals if you will just listen.  These signals come in the form of symptoms usually, or just a feeling of being unwell. 

Don’t mask the symptoms!  Don’t just pop a pill!  Find the root cause. It can be like peeling an onion- not without tears- and with many layers.  Take care of the roots issues and things will resolve because our bodies were created to self heal. Will it take a while?  Most likely.  Will there be setbacks and frustrations?  Yep.  Is it worth it?  Yes!!   Can you bring back homeostasis? Definitely! 

Sleep is more than just a time for rest—it’s when your body recharges, repairs, and prepares for the challenges of a new day. For you and your family, getting enough sleep is essential for physical health, mental clarity, and emotional well-being. Yet, with busy schedules and modern distractions, quality rest often takes a backseat. Here are some simple, effective strategies to help your family get the sleep you deserve.  

1. Create a Consistent Sleep Routine 

Your body thrives on routine, and a consistent sleep schedule helps regulate your internal clock.  

- Set regular bedtimes and wake-up times for the whole family, even on weekends.  

- Establish calming pre-sleep rituals, like reading, taking a warm bath, or using relaxing essential oils to signal the body that it’s time to wind down.  

2. Limit Screen Time Before Bed 

The blue light from phones, tablets, and TVs can interfere with the production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep.  

- Power down devices at least an hour before bedtime.  

- Encourage non-screen activities in the evening, such as puzzles, storytelling, or journaling.  

3. Optimize the Sleep Environment  

A comfortable and calming bedroom environment makes a big difference in the quality of sleep.  

- Keep the room cool, dark, and quiet.  

- Invest in supportive mattresses and pillows.  

- Use blackout curtains and white noise machines if necessary to minimize disruptions.  

4. Focus on Nutrition and Hydration  

What you eat and drink during the day can impact your sleep.  

- Avoid caffeine and heavy meals close to bedtime.  

- Offer calming beverages, like chamomile tea, to help relax before bed.  

5. Prioritize Your Own Sleep 

As a parent, setting a good example is crucial. Show your family that sleep is a priority by valuing your own rest. Make time for self-care and ensure you’re recharging just like everyone else in the household.  

Quality sleep is the foundation of good health, helping to strengthen immune systems, boost mood, and improve focus. By implementing these simple strategies, you can create a sleep-friendly routine that ensures everyone in your family is recharged, happy, and ready to take on the day. After all, rest isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity!