22 New Things To Do In 2022
(Call the list that follows ‘New Year’s Resolutions’ if you’d like — this quick collection of health prompts is by Kate Tietje, and I have added some thoughts of my own.)
1. Cut out food dyes (dyes are bad for you, and there are natural options)
2. Stop buying pre-shredded cheese (it is covered in natamycin, an anti-mold chemical)
3. Get rid of Tylenol (it reduces glutathione, is the leading cause of liver failure, and can prolong illnesses)
4. Build a small home library with great books for your children. (Find booklists here. Watch their minds expand).
5. Get a nebulizer and a few inexpensive things to have on hand (it is the single most effective strategy if you have a respiratory issue and can nip any infection in the bud).
6. Walk outside barefoot often (grounding can reduce anxiety and support your immune system)
7. Drink more water (many of us don’t get enough, and water hydrates your body, naturally detoxes you, and can help balance your appetite)
8. Stop using sunscreen (if you must, choose a natural mineral-based option). Your skin does not make vitamin D if you wear chemical-laden synthetic sunscreen. Astaxanthin, 1/day orally blocks damaging rays and it’s anti-aging.
9. Reduce or avoid sugar (there’s no benefit to bleached, white sugar; it’s completely devoid of nutrients. Minimize natural sugars, because sugar is addictive and affects your metabolic health)
10. Get 10 – 22 minutes of sun everyday (it’s the best source of vitamin D) or get your Vit D levels taken.
11. Get rid of Miralax (it comes with serious side effects, including neurological issues, and covers up an underlying issue). Here are natural laxative foods that WORK to undo normal constipation.
12. Try out probiotic foods, or incorporate them more regularly (they support your immune system, promote gut health, and more). Some ideas here, here, and here.
13. Go to bed when you’re tired (the dishes will wait another day; your health matters)
14. Learn to say no — sometimes (help people where you can, but don’t violate your own family boundaries to do it)
15. Buy loose leaf tea (many tea bags are bleached, and aren’t cost effective. Choosing organic loose leaf, you avoid additives and you can even create your own blends!)
16. Wild craft herbs from your yard (dandelions are a good place to start; the whole plant is edible: roots and leaves and flowers (fritters). Good for your liver and rich in vitamins and minerals.
17. Learn to make a new recipe (find something that you love premade and figure out how to make it yourself, it will be healthier and probably tastier!)
18. Make DIY bone or vegetable broth (incorporate onions, garlic, bay leaves, astragalus root, and mushrooms for immune support and flavor)
19. Take ashwaghanda herb to relieve stress, and lower your stress hormone cortisol. It increases energy levels and improves concentration and sleep.
20. Question ingredients more. Read labels and google the big words.
21. Banish mainstream body and hygiene products (with ingredients that can cause cancer, skin irritation hormone disruptions and more) in favor of ‘clean’ products.
22. Embrace positive thoughts and look for the good as much as you can (we’ve all been through a lot in the last two years especially; it’s time to move on from it all and do better)
Here are 6 more for ’22 I’d add to this list:
23. Read the Bible daily.
24. Go makeup free more days (you’re beautiful just the way you are, and mainstream makeup contains a lot of unsafe ingredients!)
25. Get Ivermectin to keep on hand (w/o a prescription) should you or a loved one need it for early treatment of Covid. Find out how here.
25. Just say no to fluoride. It’s horrible for you and your children.
26. Make a medicinal tincture.
27. Store up some basic food to have on hand in a crisis.
28. Gather a few key hard copy books to be better prepared or PRINT key articles that are important to you.
29. Emotions and stress are released in our tears, so have a good cry when you need to.
My goal is to get you to start asking questions and start you in the right direction to research for yourself.
Start looking at things that interest you most. Topics that are relevant to your life and your family’s health.
You will feel so much better about the decisions you make for your family, rather than just blindly trusting the word of someone else.
**For the FULL PROTOCOL (including NAC) to protect from transmission from the “V” and to help those who took the “V”, go here.
“Natural immunity is a gift from God and critical to long term health, so protect it! It’s time to take back control of our own health.” ~Jacqueline
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