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12/28/2020

Dear Readers,

Over the years I have given you an arsenal to go into battle against the mainstream American diet, the media deception, and general misinformation. I have given you tools to face your past choices with dignity and clarity. You can change your life now. The next chapter in the story belongs to you. You have a natural birthright given to you from the universe when you came into the world. To be healthy, happy, vital, clear, vigorous, robust, and to meet challenges head on is your birthright. Take it and go forward on that path that is your personal journey toward vigorous health and wellness. See this learning process as a gateway to your next big thing: YOU.

Over the years I have shared with you my story of transformation and the burning desire I have to help spread the truth about our food choices. I hereby pass the baton to you. You are writing your own story and can help others with what you have learned, absorbed, and implemented.

The body and the mind changing for the better is not magic. Change is the response to your efforts applied repeatedly. Never say, “ I give up, I’m going backwards towards potato chips, donuts, and fried chicken.” Never say, “ I give up,” then stopping by the corner store for taquitos, nachos, hot dogs, and a slushie. By this point in your health and wellness journey you should feel sick to your stomach just visualizing all of those junk foods we usually see offered up at ridiculously low prices.

Over the years I used to be called a jack of all trades and master of none. I didn’t really have one particular passion or path that I loved. I loved doing so many things. If you are like me, in that sort of boat, I say be a master of what you don’t want in your life. Start there. To know what you will not accept anymore is a huge step in the path to superior health. One day at a time, one step at a time, we can do this together. Let me be your cheerleader. Allow your family circle and close friends know the journey you have chosen.

This is your story. Be it.

Blesings,
KJ Landis

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Maintaining Your Eating Style At Work

9/28/2014

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In our modern society, most adults work, take care of the family, exercise, clean, cook, shop, etc.

The time we spend away from the home is great. Some of us spend more time at work than anywhere else. We have the majority of our meals there. Many work places have snack tables provided by the company, full of things we do not want to eat. Temptation is everywhere!

So, when we have changed our eating protocol to a health giving one, how do we keep our choices firm in the work place?

I suggest we keep lots of healthy snacks in baggies nearby. I suggest we keep grass fed, grass finished Jerky, raw nuts, raw seeds, and healthy protein bars in our purse or backpack. Dried fruits and veggies with no added sugars or industrial oils are a good bet, too. If you have access to a refrigerator, keep your own proteins and salads there.

You are in your own lane. Don't allow others to derail you and cut you off from your goals. Breathe deep and clench your fists. Say to yourself, "I love myself more than I love this food." Say this ten times and smile. You made it through another moment of avoiding temptation to eat something that is not in your goal template.

Well done! What do you do to avoid temptation at work? I want to hear from you!
Blessings,
KJ Landis

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Stress vs Pleasure

9/16/2014

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Sometimes, despite the efforts we make in eating whole, real foods, we still cannot lose the unwanted extra fat. We exercise, sleep well, and work at moving a lot during the day.

Why can't we meet our goals?

The answer my friends, is stress. Stress plays an important role in our vitality and health, our longevity and attitude. How can we have a good attitude towards the world when we feel like sh#%t? How can we live a long time when our sugar levels in the blood spike due to our stress? How can we release body fat when the stress hormone cortisol is telling our brain and body to hang on to dear fat because we are in a real emergency?

I suggest that you take ten minutes and write down everything that causes you stress on one side of a paper. Draw a line down the middle.Then on the other side, list the things that give you pleasure. Remember, this is for your eyes only, so do not be shy. Little or small, the pleasures and stressors affect every other area of our lives. If the stress list is longer than the pleasure list, take action about how you can reverse that, one little bit at a time.

Let me give you an example: I feel stress when the house isn't in perfect order before I go to sleep. I know it's late. I know I just worked a late shift at the restaurant. When I get home, if I see dishes in the sink, shoes not in the closet, blankets left on the couch, mail out of the mail basket, etc....I CANNOT WIND DOWN! Then it will be impossible for me to sleep. So, I can take two roads to release the stress and get to sleep. I can stay up an extra hour and clean up, or I can throw everything away in the trash, and damn it all. If the family misses it, they should not have left the items laying around in the first place. I have employed both solutions to releasing that stress in the past, and it worked very well. Writing a note on the kitchen table for them to see how upset I was also serves my communicating purposes so that they may not be so sloppy and cluttered in the future.

What can you do to lessen your stress? What can you delegate to other family members to assist in the tranquility that you need to thrive? What can you give up? I gave up grocery shopping, except for my special raw dairy items. I order a lot of things by internet now. I made an agreement with my husband that we would stop arguing about whose turn it is to deep clean the entire house. We acquired a cleaning service every two weeks. Argument over.

Stress less, less cortisol. Then the things you are doing in diet and exercise can take full effect, and you will see the fat finally release from your body.

Now it is time to add more pleasure to your life. Little moments of laughter, joy, sunshine, singing in the car, whatever gives you joy, go and do it!

It is sad that when we get older, many of us lose our short and long term memories. We need to play games that stimulate the memories. We need to add pleasure to our lives so that if we do have memory loss, the memories we recall from time to time will bring us joy and happiness.

What things truly bring pleasure to your life? Write them down and vow to do them. Then make a bucket list. Look at these lists daily to remind you that no matter what age, we can still have goals.

You deserve the best that life has to offer . I know it and believe it. Please comment or post. Join my mailing list.

Blessings,
KJ Landis

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