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Follow Your Heart to Health & Happiness

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Follow Your Heart to Health & Happiness

  Greetings Super Wonder Women and those ready to live a FREELIFE on purpose and with passion FREE of stress. It's Dr. Michelle here sharing some tips to help you release stress simply and naturally. February is the month with all things related to matters of the heart. It's heart health month and Valentine's day.  Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, accounting for about about 1 in every 5 female deaths.  One of the major contributors to the health of the heart or lack thereof is blood pressure. According to the American Heart  Association, the...

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Let Your Heart Be Your Guide: 5 Ways Mindfulness Can Make Your Heart Happy

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Let Your Heart Be Your Guide: 5 Ways Mindfulness Can Make Your Heart Happy

There is a connection between heart health and the amount of stress you experience. One of the most detrimental effects of stress on your cardiovascular health is high blood pressure. We make matters worse by “stress eating.” Usually when you feel overwhelmed, your go-...

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5 Parts of a Peace (of mind) Party

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5 Parts of a Peace (of mind) Party

Greetings to my #WellnessWOWers, Super Wonder Women and all who do it all working to have it all, sometimes at the cost of your time, tranquility and peace of mind. Where do you find your relief when the tasks before you seem daunting and your to-do list is longer than...

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7 Ways to a Happy and Healthy Heart

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7 Ways to a Happy and Healthy Heart

The most common contributor to heart disease is hypertension (high blood pressure). Chronic stress can raise your blood pressure increasing both the systolic (top number) and diastolic (bottom number) pressure. Stress and cardiovascular disease go hand in hand. It is i...

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