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5 Steps To Beautiful Skin With Dr. Libby Weaver
Dr. Libby Weaver
Mar 06, 2018
One of the beauty questions I am asked most often is, “How do I get beautiful skin?” Whether it’s redness, blemishes, eczema or persistent …
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How To Have A Happy Mind
Dr. Libby Weaver
Aug 23, 2017
There is much we can do to create more of a sense of calmness within us, but like training our body for a marathon, …
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When Sleep is Elusive: Getting Quality Rest
Dr. Libby Weaver
Jul 25, 2017
Poor sleep could cause inflammation, diabetes, heart disease, and more. Try these 3 natural remedies to start sleeping properly again.
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3 Reasons to Stop Dieting
Dr. Libby Weaver
Jul 05, 2017
Thinking about food solely as calories and limiting our intake of them can result in your body storing even more fat than it did …
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How To Condition Your Calm
Dr. Libby Weaver
Mar 29, 2017
Do you find yourself rushing to get everything “done”? In today's busy world we easily put pressure on ourselves to do more in less …
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Is Stress Damaging Your Health?
Dr. Libby Weaver
Mar 08, 2017
Stress has been linked to both acute and chronic diseases. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you deal and prevent stress.
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Why The Dieting Mentality Can Prevent You From Losing Weight
Dr. Libby Weaver
Feb 15, 2017
Do you find yourself getting caught up thinking about diets, weight loss, counting calories, etc, yet you never actually achieve your desired number on …
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Give Your Gut A Hug With Fermented Foods
Dr. Libby Weaver
Apr 25, 2016
When it comes to understanding the role of bacteria in our health, consider this - we are actually more bacteria than we are human.
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Winding Back The Clock: Age Gracefully From The Inside Out
Dr. Libby Weaver
Apr 23, 2016
Aging gracefully is something many of us aspire to do regardless of race, sex or age. In a world where we are bombarded with …
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That Post-Lunch Slump: Why Do I Feel So Tired After Eating?
Dr. Libby Weaver
Jan 11, 2016
Food is designed to energize us, right? Yet why is it that so many people feel a post-lunch slump?
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