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What the Remote Rife Wellness Group Actually Includes (It’s More Than Frequencies) 1

What the Remote Rife Wellness Group Actually Includes (It’s More Than Frequencies)

The Remote Rife Group pairs weekly frequency programs with seasonal TCM and Ayurvedic guidance, diet tips, and self-care. Here’s what that actually looks like.
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Why Work With a Natural Health Professional?

You can find almost any herb online. Knowing whether it is right for you, right now, is a different question. Here is why working with a natural health professional still earns its keep.
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How to Choose a Natural Health Practitioner (And What People Usually Get Wrong Going In)

Most first visits to complementary care go sideways because people measure them like a doctor's appointment. Here is how to check credentials, the Minnesota Client Bill of Rights, and fit — and what a session in this office actually looks like.
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18 Years of Psinergy: Join Our Open House Under the Harvest Full Moon

Eighteen years ago, Psinergy began with a simple idea: health and technology both work better when someone takes the time to understand the whole picture. Since 2008 we've been helping people with the whole of who they are, body, mind, and energy, and helping their computers run the way they[...]
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Pumpkin Pie Spice Cravings & Traditional Parasite Herbs

Every September the same smell walks into every coffee shop, candle aisle, and grocery end-cap: pumpkin pie spice. There is no pumpkin in pumpkin pie spice. What you are actually craving is a short list of warming plants — cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, allspice, cloves, and sometimes cardamom and mace. Side[...]
Steaming bowl of golden Ayurvedic kitchari with basmati rice, yellow mung dal, carrots, and cilantro on a wooden table

Why I Keep Coming Back to Kitchari Every Time the Season Turns

by SchaOn Blodgett, CCP, BTAT   If you've felt a little off the last week or two and couldn't quite name why, you're not imagining it. Right now Minnesota bodies are dealing with two seasons at once. Leftover summer heat and intensity is still hanging around — that's Pitta, in[...]
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Colorpuncture 101: How Light Becomes a Treatment

by SchaOn Blodgett, CCP, BTAT Last time we explored Esogetic Holistic Medicine and the core idea that your cells communicate through light. This week we zero in on the branch most people ask about when they walk through the door: Colorpuncture. What’s actually happening in a session Picture a hand-held[...]
Male practitioner standing behind a relaxed client on a treatment table, gently resting his hands on either side of her head during an Access Consciousness Bars session, with a soft golden glow and the words “Permission to Rest.”

Access Consciousness Bars: The Session That Feels Like Permission to Rest

When was the last time you let yourself be taken care of with zero agenda and zero judgment? Not a spa day, and not self-care that turned into another item on the list. Actually received. For a lot of new clients, the honest answer is that they cannot remember. Access Consciousness Bars is a light-touch session on 32 points of the head, fully clothed, nothing to brace for. At minimum, people leave the way they would after an unusually good massage: deeply relaxed, a little foggy, and often ready for a nap.
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What Is Esogetics, Anyway?

I get asked what Esogetics is almost every week — usually right after someone tries to say the word out loud and gives up halfway through. This is the plain version: a light-based model of natural health developed by Peter Mandel, why biophotons sit at the center of it, and why I treat it as a framework rather than a single technique.
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Probiotic-Rich Yogurt Self-Massage: A Theoretical Supportive Approach for Long COVID and Post-Vaccine Recovery – Grounded in Microbiome Science and Traditional Wisdom

Could 36-hour probiotic yogurt used in Ayurvedic-inspired Abhyanga self-massage support recovery from Long COVID and post-vaccine challenges? This emerging theory explores microbiome disruption across gut, skin, nasal, and oral sites, the gut-skin axis, and practical ways to replenish beneficial bacteria topically and internally. Personal observations include cooling relief, smoother skin, muscle release, easier breathing, and mental clarity. A low-cost, adjunctive holistic approach grounded in science and tradition.

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