Glimpse of Lexays Awesome Journey

01/11/2024

She's happy when able to go outside. With her kuya and papa

30/10/2024

Happy with her brother and cousins

22/10/2024

22/10/2024

Lexay's day with Mama and Papa tagging along sa work

22/10/2024

17/10/2024

Awesome

09/05/2023

These small tools couldl be a start...

09/05/2023

Roses are red, Violets are blue..

Trimming do wonders, I thought it was dead already. However, after trimming this beautiful plant, it got its 2nd flower bloomed. Hopefully, molabong.

Does anyone know, what variety of rose is this?

18/04/2023

Day 1 for our sustainable gardening..

Bought vermicast soil 25 kgs while waiting for our vermiculture

01/11/2020

Coz the weather is no good..
Feather the Owl activated.. With Thieves and RC Essential Oil for the weather..

17/09/2020

i hope, soon ma available unta sa Philippines :)

10/09/2020

Repost from: Essentially sweet thyme
Protecting your pineal gland:

As (yet another) consequence of the current world situation, many people are finding that their pineal gland is under attack (see link to video in the comments below)

Huh, what?! you might say. What's a pineal gland, and why is it important? And how is it under attack? Let's break it down and also talk some ways to support this very important part of our body.

➡️ The pineal gland:
The pineal gland is a small endocrine gland located between the two hemispheres of your brain. It is often called the "third eye" because it resembles our retina. It is only about the size of a grain of rice but plays a huge role in the body!

➡️ Why is it important:

It produces melatonin. This is the natural sleep hormone that plays a vital role in normal sleep function. However, it does more than that. Melatonin also regulates the onset of puberty and is one of the body's most important antioxidants.

When the production or function of our pineal gland is suppressed, we are at risk for:

Alzheimer's disease, bipolar disorder, problems with our sleep/wake cycle (circadian rhythm), hormone imbalance, insomnia, infertility, hypertension, atherosclerosis, and low back pain

Things like fluoride in our water (as well as drugs like Prozac) and other toxins can cause calcification of our pineal gland, leading to dysfunction.

US girls are reaching puberty at younger ages than ever before. Studies are showing a connection between pineal calcification and early onset puberty ... This is not something to take lightly!

We only know a small fraction of the things that the pineal gland does for us and the effect that our modern world is having on it. The good news is, there are ways to help our pineal gland to function at its best >>>

➡️ How can we support it:

• If you are currently in a situation where your temperature is regularly being checked with an infrared monitor to the forehead, request that they check your temperature on your wrist instead. It's more accurate and it's safer (see video link in the comments)

• Remove fluoride from your water. If you drink bottled water, check to see if fluoride is added to it. If you have city water, use a filter (like Berkey or reverse osmosis) to remove fluoride.

• Foods that help to decalcify the pineal gland: apple cider vinegar, beets, oregano oil, iodine (plant based seafoods and Ningxia Nitro), and chlorella (hello Multigreens!)

• Cedarwood essential oil helps support the pineal gland and stimulates it to release melatonin. Along with oils like frankincense that are high in sesquiterpenes, it helps to oxygenate the pineal gland. Other oils that can be beneficial: sandalwood, oregano, myrrh, helichrysum and pine. These can be diffused and inhaled as well as applied to the center of the forehead between your eyebrows.

03/09/2020

‘Even one small drop can make a ripple in the water and one small decision can affect your life in the simplest way.’

Oh my Essential Oil.. it is worth the investment, you can never buy a straight hour of sleep most especially if you have very active child :)

Our Essential Oil Journey, continuous... :)