Motivational Speaker, Wellness Coach, Nutritional Therapy

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Sandi Thompson, Motivational Speaker, Wellness Coach, & Nutritional Therapist
Eugene, Oregon
I'm a motivational speaker. I'm a certified Wellness Coach. What do I do best? I educate clients about REAL FOOD in order to empower individuals to FEEL GOOD! In my private nutrition practice, I specialize in detoxification, digestive disorders, weight loss, and healthy eating using whole foods. In the capacity of a certified nutritional therapy practitioner (NTP), I'm an educator offering nutritional support to my clients, dealing with a wide range of nutritional challenges. Contact me at letseatright@gmail.com or phone (541) 953-8715. Feel free to post comments here. Visit my website sandinutrition.com You can book an appointment with me online. Scroll down on my blog to see the link.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Local Bounty

A growing movement to buy local is munching its way across the USA, along with rising gas prices. The Hundred Mile Diet is one such version that has been in the news lately. A friend brought me a copy of the Chicago Tribune from a recent trip. The article, Support Your Local Farmer was front page news!

Yesterday, I did a mini-workshop about vegetables and weight loss. We discussed local farmer's markets as a source for fruits and veggies, with the caveat that you'll pay more. While that is often true, there are benefits to buying locally that do good things for all of us, in spite of a higher price.

Consider less transportation means less air pollution. Remember that a local farmer is contributing to the quality of life locally and they often will have great deals if you go directly to the farm.

This summer, I've been gleaning strawberry fields and cherry trees locally. It's a great way to spend some quality outdoor time and have lots of great fruit to share with neighbors. It also helps the farmer.

There's a new movement in Eugene to go back to an old concept: the Victory Garden. At Victory Gardens For All, you can have Charlotte and her crew help you get started. Containers are available for those with limited space. Help make her dream of 10,000 new gardens in Eugene/Springfield a reality.

Do you need more inspiration to eat fruits and vegetables? Here is an antioxidant website that gives you a simple breakdown on many of the antioxidants found our foods. Starting with beta-carotene, be sure to explore the other antioxidants listed too. Each page lists food sources for the various antioxidants.

If you'd like to learn more about how your body can produce more of its own natural, super antioxidant, glutatione, visit my MAXgxl website and explore the information. Glutatione quenches free radicals and inflammation. Dr. Robert Keller, the creator and composition patent holder of MAXgxl, is presenting Friday at the 16th Annual World Congress on Anti-Aging Medicine.

For a sneak peak at Dr. Keller's presentation and findings, Glutathione: Improvement in Parameter’s of Aging and Inflammation in Patients with and without HIV Infection Supplemented with a Patented Oral Glutathione Accelerator, contact me at my email: sandi.thompsonntp@gmail.com

3 comments:

David Cockrell said...

Sandi

Great blog. Great job. I love it.

Once you have more information, please send me info about Dr Keller's lecture today in Washington. I am sorry that I didn't know about this earlier as I am local to the DC area. It would have been great to attend it.

be Peace
David Cockrell, CMT, CPCC

melanie said...

Sandi ...

Just wanted to drop by and say "Congratulations" on winning the course offered by Felicia Slattery!

Your blog and your website look fabulous.

Wishing you the very best of success!

Live Well,
~Melanie Kissell, MLM Coach/Mentor

BeaK. said...

Hi Sandi,

I just heard from Felicia that you are the winner of her course from an offering awhile back.

Congratulations my friend.

I've been reading your blog, so much good stuff here.

I'll be in touch very soon.

Looking forward to some professional time together.

You sound busy...that is a good thing...right?

BeWell-EatWell~

Bea Kunz