Gratitude for the Senses…
TASTE & SMELL!
Arnie Shapiro, MD
Certain smells and tastes can instantly lift our moods, and bring back memories. The aroma of fresh baked goods is very appealing. Grilling foods sends out attractants, as does cooking with garlic, onions, herbs, and spices. (My sister told me recently that whenever she ran past a field of wild dill, it would remind her of our mother’s chicken soup!) All aromas and flavors are caused by molecules light enough to evaporate. Sipping drinks or chewing food releases these volatile molecules. Even if our lips are closed while chewing, these molecules can reach our posterior nasal sensors via the throat.
THE GREATEST GIFT
You Can Give Your Animals
Kim Shotola, Animal Communicator
In an ideal world, the greatest gift you could give to your animals would be a forever home filled with love and the ability to understand each other on a heart and soul level. Most pet-parents adopt their animals, but many of those animals don’t realize that they have a forever home and that you intend to keep them. If your animal acts anxious, apprehensive, depressed, stressed, or has an upset tummy, they may be living in fear that each day will be their last with you. Look deeply into your animal’s eyes and tell them, “You have a forever home with me. Wherever I live, you will be with me. I’m your forever person.”
Why THERMOGRAPHY?
Early Detection Matters!
ThermographyOfMontana.com
Thermography scans generate a thermal map of the body, showing areas that are too hot, too cold, or present with abnormal patterns. These thermal changes can identify: inflammation, congestion, and/or injury. They can also identify the underlying causes of symptoms, which could be due to dental problems, musculoskeletal imbalances, pathogens, or emotional stress. Assessing these thermal patterns provides an in-depth look at potential health problems and changes in organ system function. This early detection can be life-saving for women at risk for breast cancer.