Welcome to the Journal
This is our reflective space where we share seasonal insights, embodied thoughts, and writing rooted in lived experience and rhythm. Entries are written slowly, honestly, and for reflection rather than performance.
This space is not a blog in the traditional sense. It is a slow reflective practice for those who feel called to slow down, sit with words, and move in rhythm rather than rush. Read at your pace.
Exploring the Energies of the Zodiac Signs in Spring: A Medical Astrology Perspective
As spring arrives, so do new energetic rhythms in the body. From Aries’ bold beginnings to Pisces’ intuitive release, this guide explores how each zodiac sign connects to specific organs and emotions—offering insight into seasonal health, balance, and renewal.
Sniffing out Cancer: How Animals, from Dogs to Ants, are Revolutionizing Cancer Detection
Cancer is a devastating disease that affects millions of people around the world. One of the biggest challenges in fighting cancer is detecting it early, before it has a chance to spread and become more difficult to treat. While many diagnostic tools exist, some of the most promising new methods involve using animals to detect the presence of cancer.
You may have heard of dogs being trained to sniff out cancer. But did you know that other animals, including worms and ants, can also be trained to detect the markers of cancer?
So what does cancer smell like, exactly? Scientists have discovered that cancer cells produce volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which can have a unique odor. By training animals to detect these VOCs, researchers hope to develop new diagnostic tools that can detect cancer in its early stages.
Dogs are perhaps the most well-known cancer detectors. Studies have shown that they can detect lung, breast, ovarian, and other types of cancer with a high degree of accuracy. Trained dogs have been able to identify cancer cells with 98% accuracy in some cases.
But dogs aren't the only animals with a nose for cancer.
Client Testimonial: Fire Cider Personal Retreat
I was greeted by the sweet aroma of incense and freshly brewed tea when I arrived for my Fire Cider class. Dee immediately made me feel relaxed and comfortable as we settled into her backyard patio. She had everything lined up and beautiful displayed as she explained how each herb and fruit was healing to my body.
As I packed my mason jar with the various ingredients, I could not help but feel positive and empowered. The music of Bob Marley played in the background bringing good vibes and energy. This experience was perfect for me and my journey. I recommend it to anyone that wants to enjoy the natural way to take care of your body with the guidance of a health educator.
