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Monday March 2nd Reflection
Six months of healing is never just about the herbs. Or the homotoxicology. Or the diet shifts. It’s about the patterns. It’s about the small, daily choices that quietly compound. Detoxification isn’t just physical.Yes, we’re supporting drainage pathways.Yes, we’re reducing toxic load.Yes, we’re nourishing organs and restoring terrain. But we’re also clearing emotional backlog.Chronic stress patterns.Old reactions that keep the nervous system braced. As you move through this program, I invite you to notice: When you feel overwhelmed — what do you reach for?When you feel sad — do you allow it, distract from it, or push through it? When irritation rises — do you tighten, suppress, overwork, overeat, withdraw? Healing deepens when we become aware of our body’s early signals.The tight shoulders.The shallow breath.The skipped meal.The racing thoughts at night. We can layer on beautiful wellness support — herbs, drainage remedies, diet upgrades — but are we creating the internal space to receive it? Are we laughing enough?Taking micro-breaks to regulate? Choosing rest before burnout forces it? Sustainable healing isn’t about doing everything perfectly. It’s about building a relationship with your body.Learning its stress language.Taking responsibility for the tiny decisions.Choosing consistency over intensity. This work asks for honesty — not perfection. And that’s where real healing begins.
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@Faith Welsh yes I did! I look forward to to my out as well :)
Update-I am away out of town
Hi everyone, A friendly reminder I am away out of town on vacation until the 26th so will have limited contact. If an email is time sensitive please email Dr. Cmolik otherwise I will be responding immediately starting February 26th.
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Monday Reflection 🌿🌈
Choosing a stricter, more intentional healing journey takes courage, asks you to slow down, simplify, and trust a process that doesn’t always feel comfortable at first. In Chinese medicine, healing often begins with shedding and draining — letting go of what no longer serves the body.That can mean detoxing, clearing stagnation, and releasing long-held inflammation And yes… that phase can challenge the mind. You may feel tired, more emotional, Sensitive, questioning if you’re “doing it right.” But this stage is not a setback — it’s movement. Think of it like clearing silt from a riverbed.The water may look cloudy before it runs clear again.The disturbance is part of restoring flow. After draining comes calming. After release comes repair. After inflammation settles, the body can finally receive nourishment and rebuild strength. Nothing about this process is random.Your body is intelligent knows how to heal when given the right conditions. So if today feels hard, remind yourself: - You are not broken - You are not failing - You are in transition This is the work of deep healing — not quick fixes, but lasting change phase you’re in. Gentleness and clarity are coming. One breath. One day. One layer at a time. 🌿
Coaching Call
Hi everyone! The coaching call is tonight at 5pm! This is a chance to share your journey, ask questions, identify roadblocks and problem solve! Hope to see some of you that can make it :)
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@Hagop Tourian hi Hagpop at the top of the tool bar there is the calendar section and on Mondays I hand the zoom link posted. Here is the link if you would like to join this Monday February 2nd. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81798068763?pwd=rFNy4cKHzNwaGtRk92oRNhVbbPpfb2.1
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@Hagop Tourian Hi Hagpop it is right next to classroom where you access your program at the top I have sent you an email so we can share screens an I do a walkthrough if that helps
Your top tips and tricks!
I'm starting my program!🙌 Any tips and tricks would be so helpful and encouraging. Here is a wondering! How many stalks of celery do you typically buy a week?😃
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@Cathie Schneck thank you Cathie
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@Angelina Bell Yes as Cathie mentioned 2-4 cups is the goal I personally average the 2 cups
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