@@beautifullifesageg.3951 food definitely plays a significant roll when it comes to how we feel. I think convenience has taken over and we need to revert back to our roots. Definitely a topic that can be discussed on so many levels. Thanks for responding and encouraging me to really do this. 🤍

@@WildHare-fb7ry it plays a very important part and in animals. I’m happy to see more people are coming to this conclusion. Thanks for sharing. 🤍

@@beautifullifesageg.3951 yes, it can be almost as if the body is having an allergy. Pulling back from processed foods would be what I would suggest in this situation. I took a gut health test and olive oil was actually beneficial for my gut health. So, taking an individual test to determine what your body needs and wants helps too. The human body is so complex but so interesting, indeed. 🙃

@@beautifullifesageg.3951 thank you! I already watched one of your videos too! Loved it. Subscribed as well. Glad I found you too!

@@SiouxTribe56 thank you so much. I try to cover anything my heart calls to that day. I do have so much to learn. Have you ever thought of starting a channel or courses? The tribes definitely have some of the best medicinal treatments, agreed 💯!

@@Erica-ne8il it truly is. We have to clear those blocks. They do get stuck in our subconscious. I’m happy that you were able to take that approach and heal. So important. 🤍

@@wildernesshermit you bet! I enjoy sharing the information and hope to share much more. Glad you are enjoying it. Appreciate it. 😊

@@Erica-ne8il apparently I left a comment that was considered hate speech? I wouldn’t do that. So, I’m totally perplexed at this point 🤷‍♀️ Mu other channel is ‘Rescue Maven.’ I’ll try to link it here. 🤗

MY OTHER CHANNEL: www.youtube.com/@Rescuemaven

@@MindfulmavenMoments19 oh perfect, thank you! I have some other theories about the real reason why. Let’s just say it sounds like a conflict of agendas lol.

@@SiouxTribe56 it does mean the same thing, for sure! 😆 I would never get a root canal. That could cause so many issues. More than I already have. I am sticking to my decision. Thank you for your comment 🤗

@@wildernesshermit both are very interesting and give a new look and even some hope and answers. I hope to share lots more.

@@wildernesshermit no wind? I couldn’t! It’s my favorite.

@@wildernesshermit thank you so much! I would like to go more in depth soon. Appreciate the time you took to watch 😊

Many thanks! 😊

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@@atv4591 thank you so much ☺️

@@fahlauWahcYle thank you! So are they! ♥️🐾

@@robgau2501 it’s not fun. I would consider checking with your health care provider and doing a gut health test. I’ve seen some major improvements since cleaning up my gut. Wishing you the best! ✨

@@johnmilner6463 thank you. I wish k would have explained it better and I more detail and depth. I may do a follow up on it. I appreciate your comment.

@@MindfulmavenMoments19 for us we did it all the proper traditional way. I’m blue collar so we weren’t rich. We ended up having triplets. My wife. Stayed home with the kids because daycare would’ve eaten up her entire check. it was exhausting, but the best time of our lives. there is so much stuff to take care of in a household. We still don’t know how people do it when both parents are working never mind being a true single mom with no one helping and no child support. Honestly, I’m amazed your kids are alive . Lol. It’s difficult with 2 full time parents

I agree!

@@MindfulmavenMoments19 I was orphaned at 11 (both parents in a trucking accident) I have 4 siblings (I'm the middle) Family raised us. I had 2 children by 20 -- single mom by 23. I spent 5 years getting a Bachelor of Commerce degree (Accounting) ... feel now that it was a waste of 5 years for a piece of paper that did me more harm then help. However, after going bankrupt at 50 I figured out how to get ahead. I did so many things wrong and it's really hard to explain to my kids that I've changed my mind and ways but they don't seem to believe me. I've come to the conclusion that I can only demonstrate my changes ... I give up talking to them as you can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink. I can only show them how I drink the water :) Thank you for your honesty! John 8:32 KJV: And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.

My circumstances was not ideal, but my children were my light at the end of the tunnel. 🤍

@@brodyalden it’s tasty, I promise.

@@brodyalden he’s the best! I appreciate you stopping in. Will do, friend! 🤍

@@reneechaplin8686 not always. Science is actually showing different. I’ll be happy to provide links in my community tab. Fasting IS beneficial for some, but can be dangerous for some (like myself.) Bio-individualism is key. Thank you for your comment.

@@katieandnick4113 Breakfast is always a good idea. While there is some data to support that you may not need to eat breakfast, eating even a little something in the morning can help with energy levels, blood sugar control, cognitive function, and overall mood. Additionally, morning eaters may have lower blood pressure and cholesterol, and a reduced chance of heart attack or stroke compared to those who skip breakfast. So, if you wake up hungry, consider having a nutritious breakfast to kickstart your day! I personally am dealing with what I spoke about, so I’m trying to eat at least two hours after I wake up. We will see if that helps and I will share. I do think the key here is bio-individuality. We can’t say one thing is good for everyone. That goes against everything I believe. I enjoyed your comment. Thank you for stopping in.

@@MindfulmavenMoments19: only for very, very young children, not at all for adults, especially those who need to lose weight!

@@reneechaplin8686 every case is different. But the key is insulin stability. Not eating can have reverse effects and cause more issues. Thank you for your comment.

@@reneechaplin8686 please see my community tab. This isn’t for just children, and the current health status of someone is very important to consider when fasting. It should also always be done under the supervision of a medical care provider.

@@tearyeyelady1441 it’s not looking good out there. Never hurts to plan ahead. Being prepared is a good thing. Just don’t let it run you. 🤍

@@nigmoblack4351 I purchased mine through www.viome.com/ They cover a lot with you. It’s really a great start for gut health and overall health.

@@MindfulmavenMoments19 Thank you ❤️

@@roohickson I am obsessed with wind, thunderstorms, rain, and coffee 🤪

@@MindfulmavenMoments19 ha ha...join yhe club, I love anything to do with water as well as all of thee above! I live right at the brach front and on a dark night warm wind I stand and let the wind blow my hair wild. My hair is past my bottom so it takes flight lol

@@roohickson that’s awesome! 😎

Glad someone likes it! 😂

@@WaywardAbode pretty sure I’m a wind witch 🌬️😆

@@solarlass5807 and you nailed it! It’s who we have them with. If I could change that and have the same kids, I would do it all over. It really matters who the “who” is. If we only knew. Thank you for this comment. 🤍

OMG, that is the BEST comment! It’s so true, we would probably not do it. So bless our hearts for doing it. 🤪😵‍💫🤍

@@Utubeisevil unfortunately, our society is crumbling and the traditional “American Dream” where the family is at the forefront, no longer exist. There are a lot of factors that contribute to this extreme breakdown. It’s sad and yes, agreed; we should be working as a village and team.

@@martasarber7133 what a relief that must of been. 😊

@@MindfulmavenMoments19 yes, huge relief.

@@martasarber7133 the body is so interesting and intelligent. I’ll be sharing more interesting facts in all of my upcoming videos. Thank you so much for sharing and commenting. 🤍

Yes, more videos​@@MindfulmavenMoments19

A lot of women actually speak about this challenge. It’s definitely not narcissistic, please stop throwing that word around when you don’t “agree” with someone else’s point of view. With that, I love my kids and enjoyed every moment with them. What wasn’t enjoyed is other peoples behavior I had to deal with that made it difficult for me to do all the things I wanted as a mom. I can’t control others choices. My children are amazing, smart, and thriving in life. All educated and living great lives. One is even a mom and a wonderful mom at that. It’s good we moms share these challenges. It wasn’t a negative video. I never said my kids were hated, not loved, etc. This triggered you for some reason. 🤷‍♀️

@MindfulmavenMoments19 Um...you posted the video with your words.......you said this to your kids......kinda disgusting and obvious you don't enjoy your life so you passed that positivity to your kids. Good job.....narcissist.....you just mad that word fits you.

@@eclecticacre2593 inappropriate comment. Did someone say they didn’t love their children on here? I know I never did. You didn’t watch the whole video and if you did, you missed the elephant in the room. I love my kids very much. Thanks for the comment.

@@eclecticacre2593 my mom had to bury my brother too. I think you missed the point of this video due to your loss. It obviously triggered you. I never once said “I didn’t want my kids” I did say that mother hood for me wasn’t enjoyable because I had to be both the mom and dad and that was hard because it took away from me being able to do all I envisioned as a mother. I can’t help that my kids father turned to alcoholism and being abusive. I had to do what I had to do. So please, before you let your trauma dictate your emotions to another person, please consider really thinking about what someone is saying and respond more lovingly. We need less trauma in this world and more understanding. Thank you for your comment and I do apologize and sympathize for your loss of your children. I can’t even imagine. My heart goes out to you, immensely. 🤍

@@MindfulmavenMoments19 perhaps you are right. My apologies.

I am very sorry. I am having a bad day and felt the need to attack . Please know this is not my nature. I buried one 9 years ago my youngest, this past April. Guess I'm still Raw. Please accept my apology

And thank you for being understanding and not attacking me back. I am so very sorry

@@eclecticacre2593 it’s ok. I can understand it probably did make you feel some anguish. 🤍

@@elibennett6168 it’s actually an adult conversation I had with my adult child. She is not longer my child, but my adult child. She is also in her child bearing age and it’s a very important decision to make. If anything, I can bring my challenges that I experienced to the table and help her navigate her path as a parent. So, I wouldn’t say it’s selfish at all. I would encourage you to read some other comments with my responses. I also made a part 2 of this. Maybe I should make a part 3. I never said I didn’t want my children. I said I didn’t enjoy motherhood and that had nothing to do with my children and they know it. If anything, I am proud of myself for what I went through and was still able to pull off being a great mom who raised some amazing children. Thank you for your comment. Ps… there are tons of videos out there like this. I’m not the only mom who has confessed this and each one of us all experienced different challenges.

@@MindfulmavenMoments19 I appreciate your calm response, however, these social media confessionals are tearing apart families, and children always pay for adult problems. I would encourage you to find other language to use to describe the challenges you faced if you feel you must share, instead of the broad sweeping "motherhood". All mothers have had challenges that we didn't enjoy, but wasn't your daughter worth it? My mother had five daughters (everyone always remarked "your poor father!" and his father didn't visit us because there was no son to bear his name) during very lean years where they sometimes didn't know where the meals would come from. She passed away in 2021 and one of the last things she said to me was she was very glad to have had all of us. Did you not get to snuggle and hold your daughter and love her, and shape her into a wonderful adult, and wasn't that good? Or if you really feel motherhood was that bad, keep it to yourself and don't color her future happiness with what went wrong for you. The fact that your daughter feels the same way means your message was received by her. I too have a daughter who is just now married and I would never tell her I didn't enjoy mothering her. Think on the positive memories and lovely things, and share that with her as she goes forward into her future.

@@lesliemcmillan2971 and that’s the hard part. We have to do it alone. No one ever talks about that part. It’s not our fault that a man who we thought would love us and protect us and our children turned out to be the enemy. Some of us women, like you and I, just didn’t get that. It’s ok. I understand you and I know you loved your daughter. I’m so sorry you had to go through that. I truly am. It completely robs us of our ability and right to be the mother we need for those baby’s. It’s a tough spot to be placed in. Thank you for sharing your vulnerability on a platform that’s so quick to judge and often not understand. 🤍