The Art Of Becoming...
What binds you today will make you free tomorrow!
# faith
#trust
#changes
#transitions
#lovingandlivingyourlife
#theartofbecoming
#creativityisbeautiful
#hardworkandacceptancemovingforward
#choices
#dealingwithfear
#dealingwiththeunknown
#dwellwithin
#freetofly
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional
Helping Others Seek Creative Ways To A Fullfilling Life.
No Resolution Needed!
Friday, July 26, 2019
High Kicks And Attitude!
Yes!
Love your photo!
Now that's the way to start the day...high kicks in your Loubies!
Repost:@alex.j.knight
#choices #creativeliving
#livingwell
#attitude
#ballet
#fitness
#stayfit
#louboutin
#ownit
#workforit
#justdoit
#healthychoices
#deborahmullanacreativelivingprofessional
#mentalphysicalhealthandwellness
#overcoming
#reachforthesky
#bii
#autoimmunediseases
#yesyoucan
#youareamazing
#fittnessisbeautiful
#healthymindbodyspirit
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional
Friday, July 12, 2019
Inflammation!
Something to consider!
Allergies, injuries and diseases will produce an inflammation (a response by your immune system to foreign substances or injury). You may see the inflammation in your body (local or systemic) and it can be mild or severe. Be aware that you are not always aware that an inflammatory reaction is occurring, so pay attention to what your body is trying to relay to you. The pain inflammation can produce is often hard to tolerate and may result in unwanted weight gain and weight gain can result insulin resistance! Weight gain by itself indicts that there is an inflamation going on, even if it's not the causal agent for the increased weight! The good news... you can improve these inflammatory reactions by eating foods that can help decrease inflammation!
Consider consuming more anti inflammatory foods: some veggies, herbs and spices are anti inflammatory.Try eating more turmeric, rosemary, ginger and cinnamon, green tea and garlic, oregano and 70% or greater cocao, chili pepper, cucumbers and curcumin, onions cruciferous veggies and lightly cooked mushrooms. Try eating foods rich in zinc, iron, magnesium, vitamins E and potassium. Add more fish such as salmon, cod, tuna, bass, halibut or cod. Include avocado and avacado oil (which provides a rich source of vitamin E and mono saturated fats), olive oil (a wonderful source of omga-9 fatty acid). Also, you may wish to consume more nuts, such as walnuts, hazelnuts, almonds, coconuts,
and macadamian nuts.
Avoid dairy! Be aware that many fruits and nuts can actually produce inflammation.
Add fruits like blueberries, pineapple and tart cherries (these cherries have been shown to reduce C - creative protein).
Remember to include plenty fiber found in beans and grains that your system can tolerate and drink plenty of water!
So, make wise informed
choices that may considerably improve your overall well being. It's not hard. You will get use to reading labels and doing your own investigating as to what is healthy for you. Some of these dietary changes are not always best for people with specific health issues.. so always consult your physician before you make any dietary changes.
I hope this article begins to help you to understand the issues of inflammation, as it can result from any insult (diseases or injury) to your body and the health issues inflammation can cause, should it spin out of control. Here's to good health and creative living!
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional
# imflamation
#immuneresponses
#immunesystem
#food
#dietaryneeds
#dietarychanges
#diet
#heatlh
#healthyliving
#disease
#healthandwellness
Wednesday, July 10, 2019
Healthy Summer Cooking
Healthy summer cooking! My family LOVES this combo. There are so many things you can put in a salad and on the corn.
Ideas for salad...fruit, nuts, coconut, bacon, any meat you might choose and vegetables! Toppings for the corn... grated parmesan cheese, blue cheese, gorgonzola cheese, parsley, cilantro or red pepper flakes, lemon or lime(juice or zest).
Use your imagination and ENJOY!
FROM the kitchen of
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional-
Ivylane CoCreative Living, LLC
Ideas for salad...fruit, nuts, coconut, bacon, any meat you might choose and vegetables! Toppings for the corn... grated parmesan cheese, blue cheese, gorgonzola cheese, parsley, cilantro or red pepper flakes, lemon or lime(juice or zest).
Use your imagination and ENJOY!
FROM the kitchen of
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional-
Ivylane CoCreative Living, LLC
Inflammation!
Inflammation!
Something to consider!
Allergies, injuries and diseases will produce an inflammation (a response by your immune system to foreign substances or injury). You may see the inflammation in your body (local or systemic) and it can be mild or severe. Be aware that you are not always aware that an inflammatory reaction is occurring, so pay attention to what your body is trying to relay to you. The pain inflammation can produce is often hard to tolerate and may result in unwanted weight gain and weight gain can result insulin resistance! Weight gain by itself indicts that there is an inflamation going on, even if it's not the causal agent for the increased weight! The good news... you can improve these inflammatory reactions by eating foods that can help decrease inflammation!
Consider consuming more anti inflammatory foods: some veggies, herbs and spices are anti inflammatory.Try eating more turmeric, rosemary, ginger and cinnamon, green tea and garlic, oregano and 70% or greater cocao, chili pepper, cucumbers and curcumin, onions cruciferous veggies and lightly cooked mushrooms. Try eating foods rich in zinc, iron, magnesium, vitamins E and potassium. Add more fish such as salmon, cod, tuna, bass, halibut or cod. Include avocado and avacado oil (which provides a rich source of vitamin E and mono saturated fats), olive oil (a wonderful source of omga-9 fatty acid). Also, you may wish to consume more nuts, such as walnuts, hazelnuts, almonds, coconuts,
and macadamian nuts.
Avoid dairy! Be aware that many fruits and nuts can actually produce inflammation.
Add fruits like blueberries, pineapple and tart cherries (these cherries have been shown to reduce C - creative protein).
Remember to include plenty fiber found in beans and grains that your system can tolerate and drink plenty of water!
So, make wise informed choices that may considerably improve your overall wellbeing. It's not hard. You will get use to reading labels and doing your own investing as to what is healthy for you. Some of these dietary changes are not always best for people with specific health issues.. so always consult your physician before you make any dietary changes.
I hope this article begins to help you to understand the issues of inflammation, as it can result from any insult (diseases or injury) to your body and the health issues inflammation can cause, should it spin out of control. Here's to good health and creative living!
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional
Owner and creative director of:
Creative Garden Farms, LLC
Ivylane CoCreative Living, LLC
Saturday, July 6, 2019
Go The Distance!
Photo credit: Phil Reinhadt
Have you ever stuggled with an exercise routine, only to find it becomes easier with every time you do it. With time, determination and practice, you get better and stronger! This is true for all the struggles you have in life, so keep focused and stay the course with the undserstanding that you will master the art of accomlishing your goals and overcoming the challenges life can bring...prepare to be amazed!
Deborah Mullan
Wednesday, July 3, 2019
Dispel Life's Darkness
THE POWER OF GOD'S LIGHT
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional
Potential!
YES YOU!
YOU HAVE POTENTIAL
YOU HAVE NOT
REALIZED...YET!
Deborah Mullan
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
How Productive Is Your Ability To Respond?
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional
Helping others to gain a broader perspective for a productive life! Change your perspective and make informed quality life choices!
#responsibility
#abilitytorespond
#personalgrowth
#livingwell
#growth
#familyliving
#choices
Send your questions to me...I will address them.
Contact: ivylanedm@gmail.com
Good Food For Your Health
From the kitchen of Ivylane CoCreative Living, LLC.
Here is a healthy meal any time of the year. It's the quality of your food, not quantity, that counts! Let's eat our way to a healthier life. Less animal protein and fats and getting more oils and protein that are from plants is a healthy choice!
Remember to always consult your with physician for YOUR best nutritional and exercise advice.
Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional
#healthymeals
#healthyeating
#lowfatmeals
#lotsofveggies
#colorusuallymeansnutricious
#cutthecarbs
#wisechoices
#spices
#herbs
#healĺthyfats
#plantbasedmeals
#lessmeatprotein
#eatingmoreplantfats
#plantprotein
#plantoils
#healthyoils
#nuts
#fruits
#vegetables
How You Perceive The World Can Change Your Life!
I'd like to add my own take on this post. Georgia O'Keefe's words hit me in a very deep a personal way. To me, it speaks to how I was told to see the world and my place in it. My talents and limitations were made very clear to me
as a child and teen in the 50's and 60's. I was even told who I could expect to marry. Well, I did NOT share my teacher's and family's dim views of me and my life's journey. I, thank God, did not agree with their grim opinions of my abilities and ignored their limiting advice and yet, went on to become a highly educated professional woman, who has always been extremely determined to succeed in many aspects of my life's "impossibilities". I have always expected excellence from myself and have never believed that anything is over or impossible until all reasonable avenues of possibility are exhausted (being too tired of it all has never been an option). So, where does one find these values and different views on life, when others are quite content to put them in a small limited box. My answer is in keeping with Ms. Okeef's statement, which reflects on a retake of what she had been taught and how she viewed herself and the world in which she lived.
I believe it all comes down to love and respect for one's self and that leads a person to abandon this objectification by those who need to tell you who you are and how you should experience life. In the end, her statement speaks about the choices many of us make, once we become aware that we are free to view and aspire to our limitless imaginations and creativity. However, one fact that cannot be ignored, is that some individuals (in some parts of society or countries) have been so oppressed that they are not free to choose. This is an issue that must be addressed. By sharing our positive experiences, when making our own choices, we can encourage, empower and support others to see their options, which will enable their personal growth and freedom. Here's to creating happiness and living a life you deserve.
#georgiaokeefe
#yourchoicescount
#creativeliving
#yourtruth
#living
#growing
#change
#howyouseetheworld
#courage
#insightfulness
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Deborah Mullan/A Creative Living Professional
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