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How to Communicate Online
How do you Communicate Online? Do you talk about good things? This morning I woke up thinking about all the ways we could communicate better
Let’s talk about relationships. I want to focus on how to help your interpersonal relationships, and how to maintain your relationship with yourself! This is about a bond with other people in all shapes and sizes.
If you’re interested in advice about romantic relationships, head over to the Love category.
How do you Communicate Online? Do you talk about good things? This morning I woke up thinking about all the ways we could communicate better
Welcome to trusting yourself. Trusting yourself – Trusting your judgment, listening to your inner world, and taking responsibility for your life is all part of
Always look for the green flags. Look for the signs you’re in a healthy relationship. I sadly spent a good portion of my life in
It can be hard to build a good relationship with your doctor. When you’ve been diagnosed with cancer or another serious illness, it’s hard to
Forming the HABIT of Self-Love As February, the month of LOVE comes to a close, I wanted to end with a post that will help
How Do You Love Yourself? Why is Self-Love is so freaking hard? It’s easy to pay lip service to this topic. It’s easy to pretend
Why the Relationship with Yourself is the Most Important Only until you can truly love yourself can you truly love others. I mentioned last week
Turn Hate Into Love Life in the “real” world can be fraught with all kinds of unpleasantness. And when something unpleasant is done to us,
You might have noticed I have started this new year out by focusing on a single topic, and that is the ability of toxic relationships
Pass the Golden Scissors Happy Friday, everyone. We have been discussing this week how to attract angels instead of devils into your life and how
How to Attract Angels Instead of Devils into Your Life Good morning, lovely you! You have all heard me talk glowingly about my love, Dave.
Good morning, lovely you! I missed sending the blog out for a few days last week because I was in Miami at the funeral of
Good morning lovely you, What words are living rent-free in your head this morning? The power of words can make you sick Never underestimate the
Good morning, Lovely You. Cancer Survivor Guilt is a Real Thing It is officially Fall here in New England. It’s time to go through my
We have been talking a lot about cancer self-help and detoxing lately, with a focus on detoxing your body. But for true healing, you MUST
Good morning lovely you! I am sitting here, as usual, sipping my morning tea. I had planned to write about a different topic today.
Good morning lovely you! I am sipping my steaming cup of tea, and little Zuzu is sound asleep next to me. It’s a grey morning
How to Get Better at Self-Love Hello lovely you! I hope you and your loved ones enjoyed each other last week during Valentine’s Day. Did
Selenium
Selenium is an important mineral with a variety of uses, but it is known to help prevent the bird flu and swine flu. This mineral also happens to be a pretty potent antioxidant and can give your immune system a major boost. Selenium is found in all varieties of meat as well as nuts, eggs, brown rice, mushrooms and oatmeal.
Zinc
Like vitamin D, the benefits of zinc are only now being fully understood and appreciated. You may have seen commercials for some over-the-counter cold remedies that contain zinc in it. Zinc is notorious for shortening the length of the cold you experience. So if your cold normally lasts 7-10 days, adding zinc into your diet can shorten it to just a few days.
Zinc has the ability to help your immune system produce and activate T-cells, the cells responsible for wiping out disease and illness.
Health experts usually suggest taking some zinc at the first sign of your illness. But why not make sure you are always getting enough zinc in your diet so you can always keep illnesses at bay? Foods rich in zinc include shellfish, red meat, dark chocolate, eggs, nuts and dairy products.
Ways to boost your immune system to fight off colds: Vitamin D/D3
Vitamin D is just now starting to get the attention it deserves as it is a miraculous hormone (yes, it’s really a hormone though we call it a vitamin). Vitamin D’s primary function is to help your body maintain optimal levels of calcium and phosphorous in the blood. But vitamin D also protects you from respiratory infection. In fact, based on clinical studies published in the Journal of Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics, supplementation with vitamin D significantly decreases your chance of developing a respiratory tract infection.
While we can get plenty of vitamin D from the sun (the best source) if you live in colder climates this winter, it’s best that you supplement with 5000 – 10,000 IU daily.
A lot of people have chronically low Vitamin D, because they don't go outside enough, so their skin isn't exposed to the sun enough to really generate it at levels to keep yourself healthy.
Ways to boost your immune system to fight off colds: Vitamin C
Let’s start with the most obvious nutrient your immune system requires, and that’s vitamin C. Not only is vitamin C an antioxidant, it also is a powerful anti-inflammatory. And since inflammation is the root cause of all disease, you should absolutely make sure you get enough vitamin C each day. It’s hard getting enough C through diet alone, so I always recommend something like C salts, or a C supplement.
I feel like I have discussed the importance of supporting the immune system for YEARS now, and yet I also feel like some people don’t take the topic seriously enough.
Look, we are headed into cold and flu season and we still have this Corona virus out there. It is MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER to support your immune system so it can protect your health. This is particularly true of you are dealing with cancer or another serious illness. The last thing you need is to get a virus on TOP of what you are already dealing with!!
Your immune system is incredibly powerful. But it requires the right conditions to be able to do its job.
Remember to get good levels of Vitamin C, D/D3, Zinc, Selenium, Omega-3, Polyphenols.... and stress!
Don't forget about your stress levels! High stress means a higher risk of a lowered immune system.
Melanoma Madness If you are new to my blog and don’t know my history, I was given only 6 months to live 30 years ago with stage 4 nodular malignant melanoma. Melanoma, as well as my home country New Zealand, are close to my heart.
© Copyright 2020, Prudence Sinclair Inc., Prudence (Prue) is originally from New Zealand and resides in Boston, MA. Prue founded www.prudencesinclair.com, a unique holistic healing website dedicated to educating and inspiring people to live their best lives. Prue encourages people to Wake up and see how exceptional they are. Passion up their life so they can Show up and participate in their whole health and start to heal their lives. Prue’s programs teach you step-by-step on how to change your lifestyle to improve your life. Prue has worked at cancer healing clinics and holistic research centers around the world and has learned a plethora of techniques and healing modalities to help you heal your life. She was given six months to live three decades ago with stage 4 cancer – nodular malignant melanoma. In her previous life, her heart and mind were as unhealthy as her body. She soon learned that the tragic moments of that life would become the magic moments of this one. All of Prue’s programs complement traditional and alternative medicine and therapies. Always remember you have the power to heal your life.