Autumn & Winter: Getting Grounded with Seasonal Produce
Seasonal Living, Food & Nutrition Amy Lupton Seasonal Living, Food & Nutrition Amy Lupton

Autumn & Winter: Getting Grounded with Seasonal Produce

Fall Produce brings abundance and harvest. Plants that grow abundantly during this time are roots such as carrots, sweet potatoes, greens just to name a few, along with transitioning fruits such pear, pomegranate, apple and citrus. These help to hydrate the body and give much needed minerals that are lacking that we need heading into the cold months.

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Ideas & Inspiration on How to Live Seasonally
Family Wellness, Seasonal Living Amy Lupton Family Wellness, Seasonal Living Amy Lupton

Ideas & Inspiration on How to Live Seasonally

How do we connect and live seasonally in our modern world? It is so easy to become lost in modern life where the only way seems forward, busy & rushed. Our society seems to live in an eternal summer, working hard — never resting— hustle culture— 24/7 access to everything. We don’t even hear the little whisper of our own heart anymore, because the expectations of the outer world are screaming in our face…

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Living Mindfully Through the Seasons
Ritual & Soul, Seasonal Living Amy Lupton Ritual & Soul, Seasonal Living Amy Lupton

Living Mindfully Through the Seasons

You might not realize it, but your whole being shifts with the seasons, whether it is noticeable to you or not. Your body is adapting to the less or more light in the days, sending signals to the brain to alter sleep cycles and glucose patterns. Your skin is adjusting to the temperature and moisture changes in the air, altering your hydration status. Your metabolism actually increases during the cold winter, and your body sweats more in the warm summer.

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Eating Seasonally and How it Helps Your Brain

Eating Seasonally and How it Helps Your Brain

Humans are more connected with our food supply than we might think. The natural cycle of the sun and the way that plants grow is in sync with your body's needs. Winter greens that grow abundantly help to hydrate the body and give much needed minerals that are lacking in the cold months. Fresh fruit in summer give much needed electrolytes for the summer warmth, and can even keep the body cool.

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