Travel, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus Travel, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus

Self-care and travel: 6 practical tips to feel good while you roam

As you probably know, travel is something I value deeply. I believe it to be one of life’s greatest gifts and treasures. From a mind-body health perspective, I think exploring the world around us is one of the most nourishing things we can do; it gives us perspective, opens our minds, exposes us to different ways of living, and helps us feel more connected - to other people, to ourselves, and to the world around us. Here are my tips for prioritizing self-care and mindfulness while traveling…

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Mindfulness, Food, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus Mindfulness, Food, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus

Why strict diets don't work

Paleo, Keto, Whole 30, Carnivore, Low carb, Low fat, Clean Eating ... you’ve probably heard them all at some point or another. Maybe you’ve even tried one or two of these ‘all promising’ weight loss diets before, only to experience increased hunger, feelings of deprivation, and zero results. In this post, you’ll learn why strict dieting is ineffective + what I recommend you do instead to reach your goals AND feel like the healthiest, happiest version of yourself today and everyday.

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Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus

6 natural ways to support hormone health

I know hormones can feel like a buzz word lately, but it’s not without merit. As women, our hormones play a vital role in our mental, physical and emotional well-being, and if they’re not taken care of, they can be the hidden culprit behind symptoms like chronic fatigue, weight instability, digestive issues, poor sleep, skin issues, depression, anxiety and low sex drive… here are some signs you might be experiencing hormonal issues and some natural ways to balance them.

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Mind/Body Living, Mindfulness Hannah Loftus Mind/Body Living, Mindfulness Hannah Loftus

Stress vs. Anxiety... What's the difference?

Recently I was discussing the topic of stress with a friend and she asked, “What’s the difference between stress and anxiety?” I love this question, because it’s important to understand if you’re trying to improve your health, and probably not something people regularly think about. While there are many similarities in how the body responds to stress vs. anxiety, they’re actually quite different.

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Food, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus Food, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus

My Go-To for Gut Health, Detox & Inflammation

If you know me, you know I love using natural herbs & supplements to support gut health, energy, detoxification, sleep, & skin. There’s so much power in using the right ingredients to support your health & well-being. However, I also know that the world of herbs & supplements can be really overwhelming, and many people struggle to stick with a solid supplement routine long-term.

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Skin, Food, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus Skin, Food, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus

Everything you need to know about detoxing...

Detoxing has become quite the buzzword in recent years. Your body has its own internal detoxing process with help from your liver and kidneys. This system works incredibly well to flush out toxins, pathogens and unwanted chemicals. That being said, sometimes toxicity can build up. In these cases, there are many ways to enhance and support the body’s detoxification process naturally.

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Mindfulness, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus Mindfulness, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus

Success & burnout: 5 ways to reduce stress for high achievers

On the outside, you’re accomplishing big things - running a business, crushing it at work, getting your steps in, being a good friend, partner, sibling, child, etc. … but perhaps you feel like the more you chase after your goals, the more your mental & physical health takes a toll. You find yourself craving more rest, more relaxation, more time to just be. Here are 5 steps to healing burnout.

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Mindfulness, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus Mindfulness, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus

The importance of habits + 7 habits to reduce stress

The tricky thing about transformation is that you can’t always see when it’s happening, so it’s only natural for us to think that big, extreme transformations must require big, extreme efforts.

But that’s not really how transformation works. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. When you break it down, dramatic transformations are the result of small, seemingly insignificant actions that you repeat on a daily basis - also known as your daily habits.

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Mindfulness, Food, Sleep, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus Mindfulness, Food, Sleep, Mind/Body Living Hannah Loftus

5 reasons you should prioritize blood sugar

Many people think blood sugar is only something to worry about if you have diabetes, but this topic is important for everyone. Blood sugar is often overlooked when people feel off balance, but a lot of common problems (including hormones/hormone imbalance, fatigue, cravings, weight gain, and skin problems) can be improved by simple shifts that balance blood sugar.

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Mindfulness, Travel, Mind/Body Living Alex Shearer Mindfulness, Travel, Mind/Body Living Alex Shearer

How to Stay Well While Balancing Work, Life, and Travel

Work-life balance can be hard enough and being able to work from anywhere adds a whole new element. Not everyone has this ability, but if you do, you recognize that it can be a balancing act. I feel extremely lucky that I can do what I need to do from wherever I need to be. Here’s how I prioritize staying well while working on the go…

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Mindfulness, Mind/Body Living Kennedy Roberts Mindfulness, Mind/Body Living Kennedy Roberts

Relationship Reflection - Healthy Boundaries, Balance, and Self-Awareness

Take a moment to reflect on your relationships. As humans we crave connection. It's important to consider how these connections are impacting you. Set boundaries. These can be physical, emotional, sexual, financial, etc. Unhealthy boundaries might consist of allowing others to define your worth, feeling responsible for someone else’s feelings, or doing something that makes you uncomfortable to make someone else happy.

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