Welcome to this episode of The Tonic, terrestrially broadcast on August 25th, 2018 on AM740 and FM 96.7 in Toronto. Topics covered on the show track the lifestyle articles and themes published in Tonic Magazine. This week we discuss the natural treatment of inflammation and joint health with Tawnya Ritco; building a “kindful” nation with Bhante Saranapala “The Urban Buddhist Monk”, hydration with Tonic Holistic Nutritionist Megan Horsley and returning to your passion with street artist Mr. Hydde.
Also….The Soul Segment with Lisa Marvin and Pure Beauty with Dr. Kristen Ma ND
We specifically discuss:
The Natural Treatment of Inflammation and Joint Health:
* What is inflammation?
* Inflammation and pain
* Response to injury
* stress and inflammation
* diet and inflammation
* turmeric, celery
* supplementation
* hydration
* pain and mental health
* diaphragmatic breathing
Building a “Kindful” Nation:
* What does it mean to be “kindful”?
* mindfulness
* kindness
* being kind to yourself
* do no harm to yourself or others
* shifting attention
* creating a kindful nation in Canada
* canadaamindfulnation.ca
THE SOUL SEGMENT: Celebrity Reading
Summer Hydration:
* The importance of water in the body
* electrolytes
* hydration is seasonal
* tap water – chlorine and fluoride
* fluoride and iodine
* spring water
* water filtration system
* other fluids: coconut water, maple water
PURE BEAUTY: Basil and Holy Basil
Returning to your Passion
* Walking away from your passion
* Coming close to success
* Coming back to your passion
* Refocusing the attention
* Creating for yourself, but connecting to the world
* Momentum
* Enjoying the process over the result
* The Bushwick Collective
Links:
For more information about show sponsor Purica go here.
To learn more about the Urban Buddhist Monk and Mindful Canada Symposium go here.
To learn more about Mr. Hydde go here.
To learn more about Megan Horsley go here.
To learn more about Lisa Marvin go here.
To connect with Dr. Kristen Ma of Pure+ Simple go here.
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