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Welcome to Balanced Awareness. This tribe offers real food nutrition (various view points) with wellness of the mind, body, and spirit; keeping wellness in balance but also sharing resources (recipes, how-tos, quotes, personal development posts, research) to bring further awareness for your journey.
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Need a quick and delicious dinner idea this week? Like many of you, I'm a busy parent. Some days require an easy approach to dinner that doesn't compromise on flavor or...
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Welcome to Part III of IV. This is the Summer collection. You can typically find these fruits and vegetables in season from June - August in most U.S. climates. I chose...
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Your wellness journey is personal and unique. I encourage you to do your own research and make the best decisions for your family's situation with the resources you have...
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Julian Sirian
Julian Sirian 8 years ago
Great post. I too believe that we have to learn the ingredients that we put into the body, so we can better our body with a proper diet. And EFT/exerice are also good for you (especially a form of HIIT, which boosts your body confidence) Thanks for posting
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While straightening out my pantry, I found a half bag of almond meal and recalled in that moment a recipe I had found on my Google+ feed. I went back to my feed to find...
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This is the Spring Collection of fruits and vegetables commonly found in most places around the U.S. Of course, as previously stated in the Winter collection published...
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