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Homeschooling Month 5
Well now, I had every intention to put up a weekly post, but who would have thought my days would become so full. In a good way, but full nonetheless. We are now almost 5 months into our homeschooling adventure. … Continue reading
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HSW1 – so far so good…
Well our first week of homeschooling is complete, and Wow, just Wow! In general, the kids are doing really well. They spent the first few days learning the software, how to navigate to lessons, figuring out how to pace themselves. … Continue reading
the home schooling journey begins…
Have you ever thought about home schooling your child or children? We are just starting this journey and I have decided to share with those of you who may be considering this path. We have 2 kids, 10 (Brian M) … Continue reading
diamond digging in Arkansas
We must play. If we do not play, we wither and die, a slow, agonizing death of the spirit. And so, we decided to play at Diamond Crater State Park in Murfreesboro, AR. We had gone on a trip to … Continue reading
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from grandparents to parents – a second chance?
Well, I have officially entered the second age and with that have cut my hair! It is interesting to me, that with the shedding of hair, and not necessarily planned to coincide with the cutting off of my hair, I also made some … Continue reading
Vaccine Court Awards Millions
I just finished reading this article and thought I would share it with all of you. Vaccine Court Awards Millions to Two Children With Autism EC
The Healing Journey of Others – Words of Wisdom
OK, let’s face it – walking the health journey can be downright challenging at times. It can take more money that we have to spend (or want to spend and not that it has to), more time than we’d like, hours of … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative medicine, benefits of breathing, Dr. E Camp, E Camp ND, Eli Camp, enlightenment, exercise, expensive supplements, family healthcare, food, healthy cooking, holistic health, Holistic medicine, homeopath, homeopathic doctor, homeopathy, meditation, mind body medicine, Natural medicine, nature cure, naturopath, naturopathic doctor, naturopathic medicine, naturopathy, ND, self-improvement, vitamins, whole foods
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parasites – eveything I never really wanted to know…
So, I am getting ready to do a teleseminar on Monday evening about parasite testing. I was reading and preparing a basic overview of parasites – and have decided I will never walk barefoot again, probably won’t let me dog … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative medicine, Dr. E Camp, E Camp ND, Eli Camp, family healthcare, gas and bloating, holistic health, Holistic medicine, homeopath, homeopathic doctor, homeopathy, Natural medicine, nature cure, naturopath, naturopathic doctor, naturopathic medicine, naturopathy, ND, Parasite testing, Parasites, parasitic infection, supplements, vitamins
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which wolf to feed?
I have been doing some reading since I went on my June sabbatical. Lately, I find myself drawn to the writings of people who are exploring the idea that through our thoughts, emotions and actions humans can change the current course of … Continue reading
antioxidants
I taught a class a few months ago at Everglades University about Antioxidants and in the course of preparing for and teaching that class I read a book called the Antioxidant Miracle by Lester Packer PhD. Wow! This was a great … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative medicine, antioxidants, beta carotene, bioflavonoids, carotenoids, coq10, diet, Dr. E Camp, E Camp ND, family healthcare, food, free radicals, glutathione, healthy cooking, healthy food, holistic health, Holistic medicine, lipoic acid, Natural medicine, nature cure, naturopathy, oxidative stress, selenium, supplements, vitamin c, vitamin e, vitamins
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