Homemade Blueberry-Lavender Ice Cream
Five ingredients and five minutes—that’s all it takes to prep this healthy homemade ice cream recipe! The flavor of lavender is becoming increasingly popular in desserts, but many of them don’t even contain real lavender. They instead rely on artificial ingredients and coloring. But not this ice cream—or should we say “nice” cream? Blueberries give this blend a lovely purple/blue hue, while pure Lavender Vitality™ essential oil adds an extra dimension of flavor and sophistication. Delicious, plant-based, and waistline friendly, this dessert is the perfect finish to a backyard party or just a hot summer day. Sourced from Young Living Essential Oils.
Art Therapy for Stress Management
Art therapy is a resource which cancer patients may find very helpful on their journey. As an expression of thoughts, feelings and emotions, art therapy is beneficial in many ways. Coping with the stress and pain of cancer and its treatments can often be daunting...
Pets Can Reduce the Stress of Cancer Treatment
If you have a pet, you know exactly how a wagging tail, meditative purr or soft belly begging for a scratch can make you feel instantly better on even your worst days. Now the medical community is also recognizing—and putting some scientific proof behind—pets’...
Staying on the Main Line of Life
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness month, we continue with another excerpt from Ken Wachsberger book, Your Partner Has Breast Cancer: 21 Ways to Keep Sane as a Support Person on Your Journey from Victim to Survivor. After a quick lunch, Tante, Emily, and I...
The Illusion of Stress
We hear on the news and read in our magazines that we need to manage our stress. We are told that stress can cause high blood pressure, heart disease, headaches, muscle tension, weight gain and inflammation. Is it possible to manage these symptoms? Let us first...
Caribbean Salmon
This island-inspired dinner tastes like an instant tropical vacation thanks to coconut milk and chopped mango fromThe Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen.
Back to Work After Cancer
After getting clearance from your doctor, returning to work after cancer involves three primary considerations: 1) Treatment side effects, 2) Financial and personal factors; and 3) Workplace flexibility. 1) The side effects from some treatments may impact your...
Mindfulness in Simple Terms – part 2
With the ushering in of mindfulness—a relatively novel idea in the secular realm—arises an abundance of explanation and instruction. But what do experts have to say on what it really means to be mindful? DOING WITHOUT STRIVING OR ARRIVING COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS In...
Ten Minutes of Meditation Can Heal the Brain
Meditation is not just a practice used by monks living in the Tibetan plateau as part of their rigorous daily training. It is not just a spiritual path some choose to walk. Fascinating science behind the benefits of meditation indicates that sitting down and tuning...
When Cancer Enters the Relationship
There’s a thin line between being strong, which is good, and being unfeeling, which is bad. And sometimes timing is everything. When Emily learned that she had breast cancer, she was at work. Stunned, she called me to share the bad news. I told her I would bring...
Savory Thai Turkey Lettuce Wraps
When you need a light dinner that's low in carbs but heavy on flavor. Give these healthy turkey lettuce wraps, flavored with mint and lime juice, a kick with a squirt of Sriracha from The Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen.
Cancer Changes: Dealing with Friends and Family
Cancer changes everything. From the moment of diagnosis, life is forever altered. Not only for the patient but for their friends and family, too. Friends may be unsure of what to do and what to say. Family members may move into the role of carer often changing the...
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