Can a Black Tie Black Affair Make a Difference In Your Health
It’s not very often that I go to a black tie
affair, but last Saturday was the 42nd Annual Love
and Hope Ball at the Fontainebleau Hotel. This
annual gala supports the cure-focused work of the
Diabetes Research Institute. It was an
unforgettable evening beginning at Miami’s
quintessential nightspot at the LIV Nightclub
Miami. The remainder of the evening was in the
exquisite Sparkle Ballroom, complete with fabulous
food, spectacular decor, music, dancing, and more!
It was an extravagant event with all the trimmings
from start to finish. I am sure they raised a lot
of money for a good cause.
My cousin, Bruce, has diabetes and has been
getting better over the years. I think it is
because he has made some life changes that have
made a big difference in his health. Years ago, he
was big. I mean, really big…a 45-inch waistline,
weighed around 275 pounds, and he’s not even close
to six feet tall. When I was in a workshop in
Arizona on Neural & Segment Therapy with Thomas
Rau from the Paracelsus Clinic in Switzerland, I
went to visit Bruce on our free day. His cupboards
were filled with crackers, cookies, candies, and
even a big bag of crackerjacks. He didn’t have a
clue on what to eat and what to avoid. No wonder
his sugar was off the charts. He bought a
treadmill and started walking for an hour every
morning, but the weight just seemed to stick to
him like glue. Even though he was a little
down-hearted, he refused to quit. He knew he
needed to make some changes if he wanted to live
close to Social Security age. Well, it was a lot
different this year. The cupboards are bare of
junk foods. Bruce is down to 200 pounds, his waist
is 34 inches, and his energy, business and love
life are all good.
When you make positive changes in your life, your
entire universe will support you. It’s time to
make some positive changes. You can download a Qi
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