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🌸 Lotus Seeds: The Calm-Down Snack with Sacred Roots
Harvested from the heart of the lotus flower, these ivory pearls have been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine and cuisine for centuries. Revered for their ability to calm the mind and strengthen the body, lotus seeds are a symbol of purity, resilience, and renewal. Why They’re Super: - 🧠 Natural sedative — Contains alkaloids that help reduce anxiety and promote restful sleep - 🩺 Heart & kidney tonic — Supports cardiovascular health and strengthens kidney function - 🌿 Anti-aging & antioxidant-rich — High in polyphenols that fight oxidative stress and inflammation - 🍚 Gut-soothing & protein-packed — Easy to digest and surprisingly rich in plant-based protein 🍲 Recipe: Lotus Seed + Lily Bulb Sweet Soup This gentle dessert soup is a classic in Chinese households—especially during dry seasons, emotional stress, or sleepless nights. It’s a bowl of botanical calm. Ingredients: - ½ cup dried lotus seeds (soaked overnight and peeled) - ¼ cup dried lily bulbs - 1 tbsp goji berries - 4 cups water - Optional: rock sugar or honey to taste Instructions: 1. Rinse soaked lotus seeds and lily bulbs. 2. Combine all ingredients in a pot and bring to a boil. 3. Simmer gently for 45–60 minutes until lotus seeds are tender and soup is fragrant. 4. Serve warm before bed or chilled as a cooling treat. Flavor Notes: Mild, floral, and slightly sweet—like a lullaby in a bowl. 🛒 Where to Find It: - Asian grocery stores (look for dried lotus seeds in the herbal or snack aisle) Have you ever tried lotus seeds—either in soups, snacks, or teas? What did you notice? Share your experience or your family’s favorite way to use this calming seed 🌸💬
🌸 Lotus Seeds: The Calm-Down Snack with Sacred Roots
1 like • Oct 24
@Valerie Clark it was a long time ago (I'm old) but, as I recall, they were mildly crunchy and a little bit chalky. Like a raw peanut but softer.
2 likes • Oct 24
@Deborah Balog I have no idea how we knew they were edible. You had to squeeze them out of the pod or tear it apart. I was today old when I knew the name of it and that it is a superfood.
🥣 WRONG ANSWERS ONLY: What’s the best breakfast to serve your loved one?
We’re talking about the folks who raised us, taught us, and would sneak us candy when no one’s looking. What’s the perfect meal to start their day? Wrong answers only. 💬 I’ll start: A triple espresso with chocolate chip pancakes drowned in chocolate syrup — served with a glass of water....because it's OK if we just wash the calories away. Your Turn! Let's have some Sunday fun to start the week. Kick us off with something truly outrageous 👇
🥣 WRONG ANSWERS ONLY: What’s the best breakfast to serve your loved one?
3 likes • Sep 21
Cornflakes with bacon bits. Sub almond milk.
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Live in sr. Mobile home park in Modesto ca
0 likes • Sep 21
Welcome Virginia. I used to live in Modesto. Bet it's grown a lot in the last 10 years.
🌿 Circle of Care Check-In: Midweek Edition 🌿
It’s Wednesday—and we’re halfway through another busy week. For many in our community, that means juggling appointments, medications, meals, emotions, and endless logistics. So today, let’s pause and ask: What’s one thing you can do to take care of you? Because caregivers need care too. 💛 Here are a few easy, soul-nourishing self-care ideas to try today: - ☕ Five minutes of quiet with your favorite drink—no screens, no guilt - 🌞 Step outside and feel the sun on your face, even if just for a breath - 🎧 Listen to a song that lifts you up or calms you down - 📓 Write one sentence about something you’re proud of this week - 🧘 Stretch your body—gently, intentionally, with kindness - 📵 Set a 10-minute boundary: no caregiving talk, no texts, just you - 🤗 Reach out to someone who “gets it”—even a quick emoji counts Which one will you try today? And if you’re not the primary caregiver, here’s how you can show up: - 💬 Send a “thinking of you” message—no advice, just love - 🛒 Offer to grab groceries, run an errand, or drop off a meal - 🧹 Help with a small task that’s been lingering—laundry, dishes, tech setup - 🎁 Gift a moment of joy: a funny meme, a cozy blanket, a favorite snack - 🕊️ Hold space—listen without fixing, validate without rushing Caregiving is a team sport. Let’s make sure no one feels alone in it. 💬 Drop a comment: Which one will you try today?
  🌿 Circle of Care Check-In: Midweek Edition 🌿
6 likes • Sep 17
Thanks for this. I called a good friend who has a stressful job and is caring for several family members. I said that "I'm just checking on you"......after she laughed (which in itself was therapeutic)....I learned that she was in fact dealing with a few issues. We had a few more laughs. This really worked. I need to to check in more often. 😩
🌟 Let’s Design the MyLera 3-Day Fast Challenge — Together! 🌟
Inspired by @Deborah Balog thoughtful question and the interest from so many of you, it’s time to co-create something powerful: a 3-Day Fast Challenge that’s flexible, supportive, and rooted in wellness. We’re not just diving in—we’re building a ritual. One that honors preparation, celebrates the fast itself, and reflects deeply afterward. And yes, we’ll offer an OMAD (One Meal A Day) alternative for those who want a gentler path. Here’s the proposed structure. Let’s refine it together: 🧠 Phase 1: 7-Day Prep (Mind + Body Readiness) Let’s ease in with intention. This phase is about gradually reducing sugar, caffeine, and processed foods while increasing hydration, sleep, and nutrient density. Suggested Rituals: - 🌿 Daily hydration goals (electrolytes welcome!) - 🥗 Light dinners and earlier cutoffs - 🧘‍♀️ Mindful movement or breathwork - 📓 Journaling prompts: “What am I releasing?” “What am I inviting in?” 🔥 Phase 2: 3-Day Fast (Challenge + Support) This is the heart of it. Whether you’re doing a full fast (water, herbal teas, electrolytes) or the OMAD version, we’ll support each other with check-ins, encouragement, and myth-busting. Suggested Support Tools: - 🧃 Electrolyte recipes and hydration hacks - 💬 Daily community check-ins (“How’s your energy?” “What’s shifting?”) - 🎧 Optional guided meditations or affirmations - 🥄 OMAD option: One nutrient-dense meal per day, ideally mid-afternoon 🌈 Phase 3: 7-Day Post-Fast (Reintegration + Reflection) This phase is about gentle re-entry, celebrating insights, and listening to our bodies. We’ll share what we learned, how we feel, and what we want to carry forward. Suggested Practices: - 🍲 Gradual reintroduction of whole foods (soups, smoothies, steamed veggies) - 📝 Reflection prompts: “What surprised me?” “What do I want to keep?” - 🎉 Community celebration post: Share your wins, wisdom, and wow moments 💡 Now We Crowdsource! Let’s build this together. Drop your ideas below:
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🌟 Let’s Design the MyLera 3-Day Fast Challenge — Together! 🌟
2 likes • Sep 6
Traveling this weekend so I probably can't do the fast. That said, I'll go the prep and fast as long as I can in support during the weekend. I'm definitely down for the next 3 day fast. If this is successful, maybe it can become a regular community event..... like we do it once a quarter. Can't wait to see how people feel afterwards.
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Looking for natural ways to live my best life. Starting with food as medicine is key.

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