How I Personally Get More Healing Herbal Tea Into My Diet

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Healing with Herbal Teas! 

My recovery from chronic Lyme has involved a plethora of herbal teas and herbal supplements.  And green juices.  And smoothies.  And hydration in general. 

That said, I’ve had to come up with some tricks so that I can maximize getting nutrients and phytochemicals into my day!  Today I have a 2 minute video that might help you too!

I recorded this and posted it on my Facebook page and it got a lot of comments.  C’mon over and join me there if you want.  I don’t always get around to moving the video from Facebook, into You Tube, and then over to my website. 

Enjoy!  I hope each day you are moving forward with YOUR health!

<3  Tracy

ps – find me on You Tube too

 

 

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    •  About Tracy Konoske, MS, RDN

    meet_tracyTracy Konoske is an eclectic clinician and uses a blend of natural, integrative, functional, and personalized medicine to help her patients feel their best.  Tracy understands that there are 4 drivers of chronic disease:  Toxins, Infections, Stress, and Diet.  And it's often a combination of all 4 that lead to a chronic health condition, and thus it takes a treatment plan addressing each of the 4 to resolve and reclaim good health.  Tracy has recovered from 2 "perfect storm" situations which had drastic effects on her health and led to multiple mystery illnesses and diagnosis including Lyme.

    By reducing the burden of these triggers, Tracy is successfully resolving:

    • Fatigue (anemia's, adrenals, thyroid-related, chronic fatigue syndrome, ME-CFS)
    • Auto Immune Conditions (Hashimoto's, Lupus, MS, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Celiac)
    • Mental Health Conditions (anxiety, depression, OCD, ADD/ADHD)
    • Cognitive Dysfunction (trouble concentrating, forgetfulness, symptoms of early Alzheimer's)
    • Digestive Disorders (low hydrochloric acid, "leaky gut", Candida Albicans, Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth SIBO, IBS, Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis)
    • Migraines and chronic headaches
    If you've one or more of the above-mentioned conditions, or have been told you have Lyme or chronic Lyme,  there's a good chance you are in the right place.If you have a history of chronic sore throats, tonsillitis or tonsillectomy, mononucleosis, glandular fever, shingles, and/or cold sores, there's a good chance you are in the right place.

    There are no coincidences.  All good things come from God.

    Every day, Tracy is helping people just like you get well!

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