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Surprising Things I Am Grateful For
Hi!
I am so excited to share this Facebook Live and THESE POWERFUL PEARLS of functional medicine with you. 
In celebration of Thanksgiving this month here in the US, Tracy will share in this month’s FB Live some powerful and perhaps unexpected things she is grateful for through the functional medicine lens.
Although you may already be a savvy practitioner, I am certain you will learn something new in this video. You’ll walk away with pages of notes and practical pearls you can use in your practice right away.
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- Noodles!
- The Village People’s Greatest Hits
- Paper and pens…. colored pens
- Immunosuppressant drugs
- Microwave ovens
- Sick days
- Bathtubs
- Restless dogs
- What’s written on the side of the menu at Chili’s
- Miyoko, my new best friend
- Natural thyroid extracts
- And so many more!
Thank you very much for joining in the fun and learning!
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With warmth, love, and gratitude to you for sharing your gifts with so many –
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66 Questions for “Surprising Things I Am Grateful For”
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Leslie Grant says:
Love the visual cues! Tangible “to do’s “are an easy first step.
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DiNe Gudmundson says:
Oh yes I love this! Start where the patient is at! It takes creativity and your ideas are
So helpful. I have several patients with a coke/Pepsi addiction and would love some tips
On how to help them with this. Obesity is a huge issue! Thanks for all you do! -
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Tracey Powers says:
I’ve not heard of this Miyoko Butter (substitute) great for my clients who LOVE butter. The Miracle Noodles too for my pasta addicts. Thank you for ALL your Pearls! I am learning so very much! YOU are a Pearl!
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Cindy says:
I loved the low key and small step changes we can help our clients to make, rather than big and difficult to sustain ones. Dancing while cleaning! I love dancing while washing up too!
I love helping my clients to add a little healthy change to their daily ritual, so that it will sustain. Like a little deep belly breathing session before a meal to enhance eating hygiene. Thanks so much for sharing, Tracy!
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Linda Hall says:
Sparkling water in festive glasses, sick days to heal, wow
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I loved the simple reminder on asking the patient: What step to create a healthier xxx feels good for you? Because if what I say doesn’t resonate with them – it won’t matter. It needs to be something special in their life like the ritual of having a glass of wine with their spouse; just make it a little healthier with what works for them.