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The Genius is an Amazing Quantum Biofeedback App
The Genius is a quantum biofeedback technology app that gives us the ability to test in many different areas based on both our voice and picture. We can learn about ourselves on an energetic level. The Genius helps give us the information we need to give us an edge on life and help our bodies. Watch this YouTube video to see how The Genius works, then use my referral link to get a free, 14-day trial! (Health Professionals: You’ll want to have this tool in your toolbox!)
Get a Free Scan Via The Genius
Get a free scan and frequencies to run yourself. Using The Genius and the Insight Quanta App, I’ll scan your body and/or your home. I can then send frequencies that you can run yourself. Download a 14-day free trial of the Insight Quanta Capsule App. After you start your 14-day trial by downloading the app and filling out your profile, you can immediately run the 9 free Solfeggio tones, and the free Chakra frequencies. After your 14-day free trial, you can purchase the Capsule. Fill out the contact form on my Genius Balancing Website to get more information about the Insight Quanta App and to learn how you can purchase it at a discount. Once you purchase the app, you’ll have it for life. Contact me for a free scan!
My Favorite Products and Supplements
Most links on this page and throughout this website are affiliate links. I may or may not make a small commission if you use these links. ( You will never pay more because it’s an affiliate link.) None of these products or supplements have been reviewed by the FDA. They are NOT intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease. Please check with your MD before using any of these supplements.
Use this link to purchase from my New Hampshire sales-tax-free dispensary:
You’ll find many of your favorite brands at my Fullscript Store like Innate, Thorne, Ecological Formulas, Nutra Biogenesis, and Celtic Sea Salt to name just a few.
Food Supplements (aka Whole-Food Supplements)
I’m a real-rood advocate and think we should avoid synthetic supplements whenever possible.
My absolute number one, favorite supplement/food/superfood, is moringa oleifera! Unfortunately, Zija International was bought by Isagenix and they have completely changed Supermix, so that I can’t drink it anymore. And this, after 13 years!!! Unfortunately, I’ve not found a company that uses all of the medicinal parts of the plant and doesn’t also add synthetics.
Moringa is available at my Fullscript Store.
Innate Vitamin C is one of my favorites and is available at my Fullscript store:
One of the most important electrolytes that I’ve found, and what helped me tremendously when I was sick is QuintEssential 0.9. I was surprised at how quickly this seemed to replenish my electrolytes.
Cream of Tartar
Cream of Tartar, a by-product of wine-making, is rich in potassium (there’s approximately 500 mg of potassium in 1 teaspoon). You can get this by cl
icking on my Amazon affiliate link:
Food Grade DE (Diatomaceous Earth)
Bee Gold (Bee Pollen)
This brand of bee pollen, is tested to ascertain it contains no chemical sprays. This might possibly be the finest bee pollen in the world.
Citramesia
Citramesia is also available at Emerson/Wellevate.
Dr. Axe has a great information about Black Walnuts in this article: Black Walnut Fights Parasites, Heart Disease, Fungi & More
EMR (Electromagnetic Radiation) Protection
How do you protect yourself from the radiation emitted from cell phones and towers, electrical plugs, wi-fi, etc., and even your hair dryer? Check out these reasonably-priced necklaces:
Nourishing Traditions
Nourishing Traditions
by Sally Fallon with Mary G. Enig, Ph.D.
This book is one of my all-time favorites. Not only is it politically incorrect, it is full of information about how our ancestors ate. Most of us know we have become more and more sick with each generation and with each new “healthy” way we’re told to eat. This book cuts through the crap and tells it like it is. It’s not just a cookbook; you’ll find lots of great information about and recipes for healthy eating, including fermenting. Whether you’re a seasoned cook or a beginner, you’ll likely learn new cooking tips. Click on “PREVIEW” under the book for a sneak peek!
My 17 Best Tick Defenses
It’s Tick Time! Ewww!
If you’re anything like me, you can’t stand a fleeting thought about those disgusting arachnids. Honestly, I don’t want to come in contact with any arachnid that needs to be killed with a hammer or rock. Living in New Hampshire, though, gives me no choice since the state has become a hot spot for ticks and the diseases they carry. In the last few years, my own county has come in first in the United States for Lyme disease. Uggghhh! Ticks not only carry Lyme Disease (the Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria), they carry Bartonella, Babesia, Rickettsia (Rocky Mountain spotted fever), Ehrlichia, Anaplasma and more.
This CDC page shows maps of seven different ticks and where they can be found: Tick Maps
Due to El Niño, tick season has unfortunately been around continuously for me this year. The 2015/2016 exceptionally mild winter didn’t bring them deep underground. December and January brought ticks to my dog and in January, I had symptoms of being re-infected. Keep in mind that spiders, fleas, and mosquitos can also carry Lyme Disease.
FREE TICK TESTING: As of today, 5/5/2016, Bay Area Lyme Foundation is currently accepting ticks for free testing. Please go to their website for more information.
Natural (and Toxic) Tick Repellents
Aside from spreading food-grade diatomaceus earth (DE) on my lawn in the areas we tend to walk most, I have an arsenal of tick repellents. Three are sprays:
PLEASE NOTE: If you choose to use the insect sprays listed or any other insect spray, PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS, AND HEED ALL WARNINGS!
1. I use toxic, tick-killing spray that contains permethrin on my shoes (especially white sneakers – they love white) and spray on my pants from the knees down. NEVER, NEVER PUT THIS ON YOUR SKIN!!! It is said that when ticks crawl over dried permethin on clothing, it will kill them. Most experts who tout using natural products, admit that the toxic products we are exposed to can NEVER compare to having Chronic Lyme Disease. Permethrin on clothing is said to withstand at least 6 washings, although I spray it more frequently. Those of us who have Chronic Lyme Disease know we need to protect ourselves and our families at any cost from this debilitating, financially crippling disease. I, unfortunately, get lax and usually bring out the sprays after the first bite of the year.
2. As the weather warms and I switch from pants to shorts, I spray myself from the waist down with Buzz Away Extreme. Its active ingredients are: castor oil, soybean oil, cedarwood oil, citronella oil, peppermint oil and lemongrass oil. Inert ingredients are: purified water, coconut oil, glycerin, lecithin, sodium bicarbonate, citric acid, sodium benzoate, and wintergreen oil. This product‘s smell is too strong for me (strong not offensive) so I use yet another product from the waist up.
3. I use Ticks Away Natural Spray from the waist up, since it has a milder smell than Buzz Away Extreme. It’s a New Hampshire product, sold by Cardigan Mountain Soap Works in Alexandria and I find it works well. This company also has a “bugs away” soap that I use during tick season. Ticks Away ingredients are: distilled water, pure essential oils, emulsifier, sorbitol.
4. Spreading Diatomaceus Earth (DE) on the lawn, especially in areas people tend to walk, can help. DE doesn’t feel sharp, but to small insects that have an exoskeleton, it can be deadly. Cutting their exoskeleton causes them to bleed out.
Trying Something New
I’ve seen a meme circulating Facebook touting that Lemongrass and Eucalyptus essential oils, mixed with water, will repel both ticks and fleas and is safe for both humans and dogs. I have Améo Lemongrass on hand, but today ordered Améo Eucalyptus Raidiata that will be in next week. I will try this mix as soon as it arrives and update my findings. Eucalyptus Radiata, by the way, is milder than Eucalyptus Globulas –figures–I had Globulas on hand. Spending quite a bit of time researching, I found Eucalyptus Radiata listed in a couple Essential Oil pet books as safe for pets. If you decide to try Améo’s clinical-grade essential oils, please contact me first so I can show you how to purchase them at the reduced, wholesale price.
My other thirteen defenses are:
Yup. Chickens. Thirteen free-ranging, adult chickens. (Not all are pictured.) They do a great job of eating bugs, including ticks.
I’ve also been told by a friend, who also has Chronic Lyme Disease, that her doctor suggested she use Sawyer Products Premium Insect Repellent with 20% Picaridin. I have not yet tried this and know nothing about it. If you’ve ever used it with success, or not, please let us know if it worked by leaving a comment below. And please–let us know your best tick defenses!
