by Heather Cate | Oct 31, 2010 | Eco, Natural Body Care, Nutrition, Recipes, Videos
No, seriously! Really! Acorns are actually good for you, and have been a staple food for people, not just squirrels, for thousands of years. If you prepare them correctly, they are nutritious and delicious. Here’s a video how-to:
by Heather Cate | Sep 14, 2010 | Classes, Coaching, Energy Healing, Energy Medicine, Events, Nutrition, Peacock and Paisley, Psychology, Spiritual Coaching
Go from Stressed to Calm, Naturally — this morning! In today’s class, we’ll do meditations and small, subtle yoga movements that work powerfully together to reduce stress and induce calmness, center your power, and enable you to tap into what makes...
by Heather Cate | Aug 23, 2010 | Classes, Energy Healing, Groups, Healing Exercises, Meridian Tapping, Metaphysics, Nutrition, Peacock and Paisley, Psychology, Reflexology, Soul, Spiritual Coaching
We’re having Metaphysical Monday today, twice! Turns out there are people from across the globe that want to join us, so pick your time, sign up below or at https://blog.peacockandpaisley.com/shop/learn/metaphysical-mondays/ and see you today! [thanks, but this...
by Heather Cate | Jun 17, 2010 | Alternative Medicine, Body, Medical Conditions, Natural Body Care, Nutrition, Peacock and Paisley
Did you know that one cup of cooked spinach has way more calcium in it than soy milk, even when it’s “fortified” soy milk? Calcium is a vital part of maintaining our health as adults and is crucial to children’s healthy physical development. ...
by Heather Cate | Apr 18, 2010 | Alternative Medicine, Body, Coaching, Holistic Healing, Metaphysics, Money, Nutrition, Peacock and Paisley, Recipes
I know, it sounds terrible, leaky gut, and it is. So impolite to talk about, but if it’s going on, you want to take care of it. Leaky gut means you’re being poisoned from the inside out. Lucky for you, turmeric, that extremely colorful spice that’s...
by Heather Cate | Feb 4, 2010 | New England, Nutrition, Psychology, Recipes
Did you know that Maine lobster is awesomely nutritious for you?! It is! Very low in calories, (142 in a cup of lobster meat) and very high in selenium, Vitamin B12, potassium, zinc…. this is a major mood booster food. Straight-up steamed lobster (sans butter,...
