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    How To Optimize Your Health In 2022 - With Drew Canole

    enJanuary 24, 2022

    Podcast Summary

    • Invest in self-care and hydration for improved healthSimple practices like hydrating mindfully, expressing gratitude, and focusing on proper nutrition can lead to significant health and well-being improvements. Join a supportive community for resources and encouragement.

      Prioritizing self-care and hydration can lead to significant improvements in health and overall well-being. As shared in the podcast episode featuring Drew Canole, founder of Organifi, simple practices like hydrating mindfully, expressing gratitude, and focusing on proper nutrition can have a profound impact on our bodies and minds. Additionally, joining a supportive community like Doctor Mindy's Reset Academy can provide valuable resources, guidance, and encouragement for those seeking to adopt healthier habits and embrace their authentic selves. By investing in ourselves and surrounding ourselves with like-minded individuals, we can unlock our fullest potential and make this year an incredible one. To get started, visit doctormindypels.com/resetacademy.

    • Mindy's Difficult BeginningsDespite hardships, everyone has the capacity to heal and overcome adversity, with the help of supportive people.

      No matter how public someone's success story may seem, everyone has faced hardships and challenges in their lives. Mindy shares her personal story of growing up in a physically abusive household, which shaped her into the person she is today. Despite the traumatic experiences, Mindy believes that her difficult beginnings have made her stronger and have allowed her spiritual gifts to manifest. She emphasizes the importance of healing from past wounds and having supportive people in one's life. Mindy's story serves as a reminder that we all have the capacity to overcome adversity and that we are all connected in our shared human experiences.

    • Fueling personal growth through traumaTrauma can be a source of growth when worked through with forgiveness, self-love, and consciousness. Seek to fill unmet needs and project consciousness for new perspectives.

      Trauma can be a powerful fuel source for personal growth and transformation if we are able to access it and consciously work through it. This process begins with forgiveness, even at a young age, as illustrated by the speaker's experience of forgiving her abuser at the age of 6. By focusing on self-love and seeking to fill the voids of unmet needs, individuals can materialize their desires and operate within the quantum realm to witness their thoughts and make conscious choices. The ability to project one's consciousness outside of the physical body can help in this process by providing a new perspective on what is working and not working in one's life. Ultimately, this conscious practice of working through trauma and seeking self-love can lead to a more fulfilling and abundant life experience.

    • Finding happiness within yourselfFocus on inner happiness and trust the universe to bring amazing things into your life. Be present, unique, and express yourself while practicing gratitude.

      Material wealth and spiritual fulfillment are important, but the most powerful state is being yourself. The speaker shares her experience of focusing on material abundance through vision boards and affirmations, but later realizing that true happiness comes from within. She emphasizes that we are all unique and should enjoy our expression in this world. The speaker also mentions the importance of gratitude and trusting the universe to bring amazing things into our lives. For those struggling with difficult past experiences, she suggests focusing on gratitude and creating from a place of awe and trust. The speaker's conversation with Rhonda Byrne further emphasized the importance of living from the inside out and being present in the moment. Overall, the key takeaway is to find happiness within yourself and trust the universe to bring you what you need.

    • Embracing emotions and focusing on helping othersAllow emotions, acknowledge darkness, help others, and take control of self-talk to heal and grow.

      Forgiveness and moving past pain is a process that involves acknowledging and embracing emotions, but ultimately shifting focus to helping others and taking control of self-talk. The human experience includes dealing with difficult emotions, and it's important to allow ourselves to feel them fully before making a conscious effort to shift towards positivity and growth. By focusing on helping others and taking responsibility for our thoughts, we can begin to heal and move forward. Remember, the bitter or angry part of ourselves doesn't have to define us, but it's a part of us that can be acknowledged and eventually let go. Embrace the darkness, but don't let it consume you. Instead, use it as motivation to make a positive impact on someone else's life. In doing so, we can begin to pull ourselves out of negative emotions and continue on our personal growth journey.

    • Choices for better health: Food, water, self-careFocusing on organic, living foods, clean water, self-love, compassion, healing practices like fasting and sun gazing, empowers us to transform mental and physical health for an optimal journey.

      Making conscious choices about the water we drink, the food we eat, and the self-care practices we prioritize can significantly impact our thoughts, emotions, and overall well-being. By focusing on organic, living foods and water, practicing self-love and compassion, and engaging in healing practices like fasting and sun gazing, we can transform our mental and physical health. This holistic approach to self-care empowers us to take charge of our health journey and unlock our full potential. Remember, the body is a vehicle for this lifetime experience, and treating it with love and care is essential for an optimal journey.

    • Focusing on Negative Thoughts vs. Practicing Self-LovePracticing self-love and affirmations can shift our perspective, while focusing on negatives can lead to an unhealthy mindset. Fasting and proper nutrition enhance mental clarity and long-term memory storage of positive thoughts.

      Our thoughts and self-perception play a significant role in our overall health and wellbeing. The speaker shares how focusing on the negative aspects of ourselves can lead to an unhealthy mindset, while practicing self-love and affirmations can help shift our perspective. Furthermore, fasting and proper nutrition can enhance our mental clarity and ability to store positive thoughts in our long-term memory. By combining these practices, we can collectively make a positive impact on our lives and even influence the world around us. As Bruce Lipton's research shows, the thoughts we think before going to sleep and upon waking up can be particularly influential in reprogramming our minds. Therefore, it's essential to fill our minds with positive affirmations and good nutrition to create lasting change from the inside out.

    • Connect with the present moment and see synchronicities by being in your heartFocusing on our hearts opens up a theta state, enhances well-being, and allows us to see signs from the universe. Try PowerSync 60 for individualized fitness and use code ps60pels for a discount.

      To truly connect with the present moment and experience the world beyond the mind, we need to focus on being in our hearts. This not only opens up a theta state, but also allows us to see synchronicities and signs from the universe. Additionally, it's important to pay attention to our hormones and nutrition, and while good food is essential, supplements like those from Organifi can enhance our health. Dr. Mindy and Tony Horton have teamed up to create PowerSync 60, a revolutionary 60-day fitness program designed with individual needs in mind. It's never too late to join this journey towards improved well-being by visiting doctormindy.org and using the code ps60pels for a 20% discount. Remember, being in our hearts allows us to tap into the present moment and unlock a deeper connection with ourselves and the world around us.

    • Eating with intention and consciousnessConscious eating practices can lead to increased psychic abilities, improved health, and a deeper connection with food, even with a reduced caloric intake.

      Our relationship with food goes beyond just physical nourishment. Italians express this idea with the phrase "mangia mangia," which means "eat eat," but really means "eat with your eyes." Our beliefs and emotions around food can significantly impact our relationship with it. Fasting can help us identify these limiting beliefs and find alternative ways to change our state. At an ashram in France, the speaker learned the practice of conscious eating, where meals were eaten in silence and slowly, allowing for a deeper connection with the food and its nutrients. This mindful approach to eating can lead to increased psychic abilities and improved overall health, even with a reduced caloric intake. In summary, the more conscious and intentional we are with our food, the less we may need of it, as the nutrients become more potent and effective in our bodies.

    • Breathe better and eat right for reduced stressImprove stress with nasal inserts, mouth taping, rhodiola, cordyceps, green juice with ashwagandha, mint, ginger, and prioritize whole, organic foods.

      Making simple changes to your diet and breathing patterns can significantly reduce stress levels. For instance, using nasal inserts or taping your mouth at night to encourage nose breathing, and incorporating stress-reducing supplements like rhodiola and cordyceps, can lead to noticeable improvements in energy and stamina. Additionally, consuming green juice with ingredients like ashwagandha, mint, and ginger, can provide similar benefits and promote relaxation and mental clarity. It's important to note that while supplements and green juice can be effective, prioritizing whole, organic foods should always be the foundation of a healthy lifestyle. Companies that prioritize high-quality, USDA organic ingredients, like the one mentioned, are worth considering for optimal results.

    • Ensuring Food Quality: Organic Certifications and Glyphosate-FreeChoose organic certified food and avoid glyphosate for better health. Consider farm-to-table options, ask about farming practices, and hold a ritualistic approach to self-improvement.

      Maintaining good health involves ensuring the quality of the food we consume. Two important factors to look out for are certifications indicating organic farming practices and the absence of glyphosate, a potentially harmful substance. Organic certifications provide assurance that the farming practices are free from synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and other harmful chemicals. Glyphosate, an antibiotic and herbicide, is linked to health issues and is best avoided. To minimize exposure, consider eating at farm-to-table restaurants, asking about the origin and farming practices of your food, and staying informed about viable options. For those struggling with their health and feeling stuck, consider a ritualistic approach to self-improvement. Write down your current situation and adaptations that no longer serve you, then hold a symbolic "death ceremony" to release them. Next, define who you will be and how you will show up in the next 90 days, and create micro commitments to help you reach your goals.

    • Prioritize daily self-care practices for optimal well-beingHydrate, bless water, meditate, keep environment clean, engage in creativity, eat organic, surround self with positivity, lift yourself out of stuck places, have the power to be, do, and have anything desired

      For optimal well-being, prioritize daily self-care practices. This includes hydrating and blessing your water, practicing meditation or open-eyed meditation, maintaining a clean and organized environment, engaging in creative activities, and eating organic foods. Additionally, surround yourself with people and situations that elevate your vibration. These practices are largely free and can help lift you out of a stuck or lower vibrational place. Remember, you have the power to be, do, and have anything you desire. Don't settle for merely existing. For more inspiration and insights, check out Drew's podcast, The Drew and You, and follow him on Instagram and Facebook.

    • The Power of GratitudePracticing gratitude daily through sun gazing, acts of kindness, and nighttime reflection can significantly improve mental and emotional well-being.

      Practicing gratitude can significantly improve one's mental and emotional well-being. The speaker shares her personal experiences of unfollowing negative influences on social media and incorporating daily gratitude practices into her life. Her practices include sun gazing in the morning and engaging in acts of kindness with a team of volunteers. She emphasizes that her gratitude practice is not limited to daytime hours and has a nighttime ritual as well. The speaker expresses her gratitude for the present moment, including the opportunity to share her experiences on the podcast and the potential impact on future listeners. Overall, the message encourages listeners to focus on the good in their lives and to use past traumas as catalysts for growth.

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