Now with all this being said, do you take the time to pause and celebrate these little/big wins in your life? Do you honour how far you have come by reflecting on moments of your life, ways of being, parts of you that supported you along the way? Reflecting on all the things you have accomplished to be who you are today? The ways in which you gracefully navigated parts of your life that were extremely difficult? It is so easy to point out the ways in which you didn’t handle things so gracefully, and you can love those parts too.
“Your self love is a medicine for the earth.”
Yung Pueblo
In honour of this newsletter, I’m blessing all parts of myself that assisted me with getting to where and who I am today. I bow my head and honour all of those neglected, abandoned, unloved parts that I have shamed and believed that I was not enough. I forgive myself for enmeshing myself in other people’s dreams by neglecting my own. I forgive myself for hurting others and ask for forgiveness.
I honour you, who is reading these words, and I wish the same for you to honour YOU — as it’s the greatest gift to yourself and the world. Please take a moment and revel in your successes and your juicy parts. Even for a minute. I would love to hear about what you want to celebrate and the way in which you celebrate.
Here is some amazing information on Magnesium that I came across and felt compelled to share — as Magnesium deficiency is definitely a thing, and most of us have it, including myself.
Top 10 Magnesium Facts
- Mg is necessary for the proper functioning of 700-800 enzyme systems in the body.
- Most people (70-80%) are mg deficient.
- Calcium depletes mg in the body and many people get too much calcium, either as supplements, in fortified foods, or in dairy products.
- Mg is deficient in the soil and in the food supply, so it must be supplemented.
- Therapeutic doses of mg are impossible to obtain in those who suffer a laxative effect before their symptoms can be relieved. There are non-laxative forms on Amazon: https://a.co/d/bMfwmXX and https://a.co/d/2cnv8Vl
- Mitochondrial dysfunction is no longer a mystery. Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) energy molecules are made in the mitochondria via the Krebs Cycle. Six of the eight steps in that cycle depend on mg.
- To help you identify your mg needs, here is a book I recommend: The Magnesium Miracle by Dr. Carolyn Dean
- The definitive test that would tell you your mg levels, the ionized magnesium blood test is not available to the public. In this book there are suggestions to find out your mg levels.
- Mg deficiency is a major factor in chronic disease — diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, migraines, irritable bowel syndrome and heartburn. The drugs used to treat all of these conditions deplete mg, often making symptoms worse.
- Telomeres, which are components of chromosomes, hold the key to aging, as does mg, which prevents telomeres from deteriorating.
I found this information to be so helpful and I hope you do, too. I honestly did not realize how important Magnesium is.
Thank you for reading, and I am wishing you a beautiful day. So much love and gratitude for you all.
Basse,
Treenz
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