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Optimum Wellness Institute

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9 contributions to Optimum Wellness Institute
High blood pressure
What is your favorite remedy for high blood pressure?
2 likes • Dec '25
Ginger,cayenne,turmeric,hawthorn,garlic rosemary,gotu kola,cinnamon
DOCTORS WILL NEVER TELL YOU THIS:
Most problems are caused by mineral deficiency! 1. Anxiety – Magnesium, B6, Omega‑3 2. Insomnia – Magnesium, B12, D 3. Brain fog – B1, B12, Omega‑3 4. Low libido – Zinc, D, B3 5. PMS – B6, Magnesium, E 6. Constipation – Magnesium, C, Fiber 7. Eye twitching – Magnesium, B12, Potassium 8. Irritability – B1, B6, Magnesium 9. Sugar cravings – Chromium, Magnesium, Zinc 10. Depression – D, B12, Omega‑3 Your “mental health” might be a micronutrient deficiency in disguise.
4 likes • Dec '25
Anxiety/Insomnia explains it they try and give me meds every 3 months or so for it!
How to C**e digestive disease such as GERD
Here are some Herbs that will help your journey! Make teas or use glycerin base tinctures if you're very sensitive. 1. Slippery Elm (Ulmus rubra) - Forms a soothing, protective mucilage layer on irritated esophageal and stomach lining. - Often consumed as tea, capsules, or powder. - Good for soothing heartburn and inflammation. 2. Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice (DGL)- CAUTIAN can raise blood pressure - Licorice root with glycyrrhizin removed (to reduce side effects). - Helps increase mucus production that protects stomach and esophagus. - Often taken as chewable tablets before meals. 3. Ginger (Zingiber officinale) - Anti-inflammatory and digestive support properties. - Can help soothe the GI tract and calm nausea or bloating. - Often taken as tea, capsules, or fresh root. - Note: In some people, ginger can trigger heartburn if taken in high amounts. 4. Chamomile - Mildly anti-inflammatory and calming. - A soothing tea that may help reduce reflux symptoms and digestive irritation. 5. Marshmallow Root - Contains mucilage that can coat and soothe the digestive tract lining. - Often used as tea or supplement for irritation relief. 6. Aloe Vera Juice - Internally-consumed, food-grade aloe may help reduce esophageal inflammation. - Drink small amounts before meals for soothing support. Lifestyle Changes That Work With Herbs Herbal products can be more effective when paired with proven lifestyle measures: ✅ Eat smaller meals, avoid trigger foods- stop being greedy! ✅ Don’t lie down soon after eating✅ Raise the head of your bed✅ Maintain a healthy weight 🚫 Common GERD Trigger Foods- Stop all of these for 3 months (90 days) 🔥 Acid-Increasing / Irritating Foods - Citrus fruits & juices (orange, lemon, grapefruit) - Tomatoes & tomato products (sauce, ketchup, salsa) - Vinegar & pickled foods - Spicy foods (hot peppers, chili powder, cayenne) 🧈 High-Fat Foods (slow digestion & relax LES) - Fried foods - Fast food - Fatty cuts of meat - Bacon, sausage - Cheese (especially full-fat) - Cream, butter, lard - Heavy gravies and creamy sauces
1 like • Dec '25
@Mytrice Sanders I’m with you but it’s a done deal!
1 like • Dec '25
Absolutely
In Person Winter Classes
In person winter classes will start in late Feburary due weather. If there are any bad snow days after class starts; class for that day will be live on this Skool page.
1 like • Dec '25
Great
Level 2
Congratulations India and lurena you have reached level two and unlocked the soap making course!
2 likes • Dec '25
Yay I’m excited
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Lurena Hearn
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1point to level up
@lurena-hearn-4228
Learning and living the dream!

Active 13h ago
Joined Dec 10, 2025