Kim Runner donated @kimrunner
14 June, 09:43

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Margical ONE @IAMChristlight
15 June, 01:14 (E)
In response Kim Runner to her Publication
TRUTH is in the Heart
Understand Schumann Resonances & Connection to our Brain 👇

https://youtu.be/e03-fLCe9...

💥 In this world, we live by REACTion & we may not be able to leave this state for the rest of the day, because the moment one issue is resolved, a new one takes its place. This reactivity is what we need to survive, yet at the same time, never winding down can SET us up to be hyper-reactive! Ginger is one of the most important tools for giving ourselves respite from a reactive state. When you’ve been reacting to outside stimulus, you finally start to check out mentally and emotionally, the physical body often stays reactive, in a heightened, spasmodic state. Chronic pain can get kicked up. Ginger is the ultimate antispasmodic. A cup of ginger tea can calm an upset stomach & relax other areas of tension for 12 hours. Rather than acting as a nerve tonic, it acts as a tonic for the organs and muscles, telling the body that it can LET GO, that EVERYTHING is under control.
Understanding The Schumann Resonances & The Connection to our Brain - YouTube

probs one of the most interesting interviews I've ever done!Rollin is a wealth of knowledge and I'm excited to be understanding more HeartMath content in the...


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James Dean @Wait_its_time
This is a good video to watch on this person using Ginger root capsules to get rid of migraines

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01:34 PM - Jun 15, 2023
In response Margical ONE to her Publication
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Margical ONE @IAMChristlight
15 June, 01:47
In response James Dean to his Publication
Thank you James! 👍 I am a certified holistic nutritionist & chef and in my practice i have seen ginger aid in relief of muscle spasms & cramps, ganglia cysts, muscle tightness, muscle pain, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issues, anxiousness, gastritis, bloating, stomach cramps & pain, canker sores, acid reflux, upset stomach, headaches (migraines), gallbladder spasms, pelvic pain, BACK pain (common complaint) dizziness, lightheadedness, sinus pain, congestion (particularly of the chest and/or sinuses), cough, urinary frequency, incontinence, urinary retention, weight gain, food allergies, abnormal Pap smear results, mineral deficiencies, food sensitivities, belching, diarrhea, brain fog, chronic nausea, colon spasms, cough, congestion, digestive disturbances, high cholesterol, sleeping disturbances & fatigue. *see comment for more*

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Margical ONE @IAMChristlight
15 June, 01:54
In response Margical ONE to her Publication
If you have any of the following conditions, try bringing ginger into your life: pancreatitis, gallstones, adrenal fatigue, spastic colon, sleep apnea, spastic bladder, insomnia, laryngitis, common colds, influenza, hiatal hernia, Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)/mononucleosis, migraines, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), thyroid disease, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), HHV-6, eczema, psoriasis, anxiety, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), radiation exposure, all types of cancer (especially thyroid cancer and pancreatic cancer), celiac disease, chronic sinusitis, ear infections, fungal infections, hiatal hernia, human papilloma virus (HPV), insomnia, lymphedema, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), psoriatic arthritis, & shingles! Great Emotional Support - When you are silenced, holding in your true sentiments can make you feel locked up & stifled, even put you into muscle spasms, it’s important to release that tension & nibbles of ginger performs the job beautifully.

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