I want to meet YOU! I want to read YOUR blog! I live and breathe health and fitness and adventure. I want to figure out the topics REAL people want to read and write about them. I love to write and am a certified personal trainer, and I have recently merged the two at http://www.nextlevelbodies.com I am up for anything, passionate about healthy living and changing lives..... I want to help you...
Jane M. Martin is a respiratory therapist, author and teacher with over twenty-five years of experience in all aspects of respiratory care. She is the founder and director of Breathing Better Living Well.com, a website providing information and support for people and families with pulmonary disease.
She is the author of Breathe Better, Live in Wellness: Winning Your Battle Over...
I am a local Acupuncturist, Herbalist, Nutrition Consult and Personal Trainer. I own Optimal Health and Fitness, a local small business who serves Santa Cruz County and expanding to Monterey County in Summer 2007.
Please check out our website to find out ways in which we can support your wellbeing.
My interesting and research Subjects on Health Sciences and Alternative Medicines, such as Mind Sciences (Law of Attraction), Yoga (Deep Breathing) and so on.
Vegetarian, part-time vegan. Embraces my health and life itself. Loves dreamcatchers, inner peace and wild strawberries. Collects memories and likes to breathe.
My name is Lindsey Grossman and I'm the editor of Breathe, a healthy lifestyle magazine for active women, found online at readbreathe.com. In my editor's blog, Lindsey Living, I talk about life as a work-at-home mom, my efforts to be healthy and green, and all things in between. Always seeking new inspiration, I will also share tips, links and interviews with women who embody the healthy...
I am very lucky to be alive after a double-lung transplant in July 2006. I suffered the rarest lung disease called - Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (Lam). My illness never got me down..even though there were very hard times. I just kept fighting for my life n trying to breathe each time my lung collapsed (total 15 times). I used to be on 24 hr oxygen to help me breathe and also wheelchair bound. At...
