R U Toxic? 52 Small Weekly Changes to Minimize the Toxins in Your Life

by Jean Sumner

Overview

We live in a toxic environment. There are toxins in the air, water and the earth. Our skin care products, food and household products are filled with toxins. The amount of toxins we are exposed to each day is overwhelming. These toxins are causing many diseases especially cancers. The growth rate of cancer is now off the charts. If you are female you have a 33 % chance of having cancer and if you are male you have a 50% chance of developing cancer. We need to be knowledgeable about avoiding these toxins whenever possible. This means a lot of change in our lives. Jean Sumner uses her approach to change which makes change easy and doable. By giving you small doses and just one change a week following this book will help you minimize the toxins in your life. Give yourself the gift of good health by reading and following this book.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045576925
Publisher:	Jean Sumner
Publication date:	01/12/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	202 KB

About the Author

Jean Sumner has pursued an interest in wellness her entire life. An avid runner, she is passionate about exercise, eating healthy and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Jean was diagnosed with cancer in May, 2009 and this has only served to fuel the flames of her passions and has encouraged her to learn more about wellness. This diagnosis actually led to the beginning of World Wellness Education with a mission of “Teaching the world about wellness — one story at a time.”As Jean pursued alternative methods of treating her cancer she met countless individuals who had great stories to tell regarding how nutrition, spirituality and exercise helped them to overcome their various illnesses. Since these stories were moving, motivating and timely she thought that each of these stories may make a difference in others’ lives. With the knowledge that we learn from stories more quickly than other teaching methods an organization was born in hopes to make a difference in the well-being of every individual on the planet.Prior to Jean’s involvement with World Wellness Education she was a bank manager. With the significant change that was going on in the banking industry, Jean learned that her staff did much better with change if they took it one step at a time. She has now transferred this learning to the wellness industry and created small weekly changes that one can make which will lead up to a significant amount of positive change by the end of the year.