Summer Time for Vitiligo!

Summer is, by far, the best time to regain skin color effortlessly.
Diet and exercise are easier this time of year, with the bounty of fresh fruits, vegetables, seeds and nuts available in farmer's markets nearby,
This is the best time to add my vitiligo regimen to your daily routine. And the price is right. In addition to our 19% Off Summer Sale, we have slashed the prices of our signature products, including the cream, boosting oil, face & body butter. This summer clearance sale has limited quantities available on hand. It's an excellent time to buy in bulk at rock bottom prices.

Here is a sample of the deals available. And always check out the secret sale & shop now  via TheWellnessWell.net

Vitiligo Cream & Boosting Oil Medium 4 oz Treatment
$99.99 
Sale: $80.99
Save: 19% off

Vitilgo Complete Care Kit
$130.99 
Sale: $106.10
Save: 19% off

Vitiligo Beginners Treatment Kit
$99.99  $99.99
Sale: $80.99
Save: 19% off

Vitilgio Body Butter 10 ounce Free Stainless Steel Jar
$48.88 
Sale: $39.59
Save: 19% off

Vitiligo Cream, Oil 1 ounce & Body Butter
$89.99 
Sale: $72.89
Save: 19% off

Vitiligo Cream & Boosting Oil
$48.88 
Sale: $39.59
Save: 19% off

Vitiligo Cream & Oil Special
$48.88 
Sale: $39.59
Save: 19% off

Raw Thyroid and Iodoral 12.5 mg 90 count
$51.99 
Sale: $42.11
Save: 19% off

Cream, Oil, Face & Body Butter + Dry Brush
$98.99 
Sale: $80.18
Save: 19% off

   

Your Largest Organ

The skin is our largest organ. It protects us in many ways. The saying 'you are what you eat' is not as true as 'you are what you absorb'. Everything we put onto our skin absorbs through the skin and into the bloodstream.  Make sure the things that you put on your skin are safe enough to ingest and absorb through your mouth.

Kee's Health Tips - TheWellnessWell.net

Yes, vegans/vegetarians can and do get enough plant based protein!

One of the biggest and most persistent myth about the vegan/vegetarian diet is that plant eaters do not get enough protein. 100% not true.

Many whole, gluten-free grains are packed with protein. Quinoa, Amaranth, Buckwheat, Mycoprotein (Quorn), Chia, Walnuts, Beans with Rice, Fermented soy, Peas with Ezekiel sprouted bread, hempseed, spirulina, blue-green algae, oats, wild rice (wild rice a grass, not a rice), peanut and other nut butters, and chickpea hummus provide proteins.  Avocado is rich in proteins, along with mushrooms, which can provide vitamin B12. 

When we eat a variety of foods that are rich in nutrients including proteins in foods like green vegetables and seaweed, we get sufficient protein without the threat of disease that comes with eating animals, drinking animal milk and flavoring from animal blood and fat. 

Our fats, such as nuts, seeds and other plants and produce, and green blood, also known as chlorophyll, are the building blocks of health. Animal protein is linked to cancers, diabetes, obesity and many other maladies. 

Though the myths persist, vegans and vegetarians have many healthful protein choices that promote optimum health, without slaughtering helpless animals. 

Next time you want a burger, try Beyond Beef. It is packed with protein from peas and other plant-based nutrients. Topped with onions, lettuce avocado and spicy vegan mayo, you will not miss the taste of animal flesh. 

I hope you find this post helpful. 

To your perfect health! 

Kee, Traditional Naturopath, Vitiligo Skin Care Professional

TheWellnessWell.net

Contact me: wanakee@thewellnesswell.net