I feel compelled to write this because of my own experiences.  And they are plentiful.  I am not even going to get into the thousands of clients and their stories.  I am just going to tell you mine.

I used to go to the 9 News Health Fair in Denver, CO once a year for a blood workup.  I felt it was my responsibility to do this in order to obtain results about my health.  As the saying goes, “blood doesn’t lie”!  Or does it?  About 5 years ago I had a blood test and then I went for a massage.  My massage therapist asked me what Polynesian energy I was carrying in my left arm?  I said, what are you talking about?  He picked up some “crazy Polynesian energy” in the area of my blood draw.  I told him I just had blood drawn and the gorgeous fire fighter that took my blood was not Polynesian.  He made the observation that there must have been an energy transfer to me and he cleared it.  I didn’t’ think much more of it, but I did stop going to the 9 News Health Fairs to have blood drawn.

I preach that everything is energy. I invite you to think about a few things with this topic.

“Energy is contagious, positive and negative alike. I will forever be mindful of what and who I am allowing into my space.”  ~Alex Elle

• Can you pick up other energies?
• Can other energies be passed on to you?
• Do other people effect your energy?
• Is it possible that your blood results are skewed by the energy of handlers of your blood?
  1. The phlebotomist
  2. The one that transports the blood to the lab or airport to be flown to a lab
  3. The radiation on a plane as the blood is flown to a lab (if applicable)
  4. The florescent lights the blood sits under
  5. The technician(s) that test the blood

“Energy is contagious: either you affect people or you infect people.”

How many of you have had test results that did not seem accurate?  Are the reference ranges accurate for your body type?

I took a “how to read blood work” course online and the information was very different for clinical reference ranges versus healthy reference ranges.  I also have watched, over the years, clinical reference ranges change and be lowered so more people are flagged as HIGH and offered medications.  Clinical ranges for diabetes and for cholesterol have both changed over the years.  Good or bad thing?

One year I had my blood drawn and it looked as if I had Leukemia.  What the what?!  Me, Leukemia?!  Had I taken the Western medicine approach who knows where I would be right now.  I racked my brain as to why the blood results were askew.  I researched the Internet for reasons why my blood results could be off in the clinical ranges.  I found many factors to throw off the numbers.  Stress, diet and hydration are just a few things that make blood workup numbers inaccurate.  That’s enough for me to say results can be very wrong on any given day.  My findings…having a laptop on my lap!  Yes!  I wrote an article about it years ago (maybe 2012 or 2013 – see below)…Laptops are not for your LAP!  The radiation of electronics can give us inaccurate blood results.  I stopped using my laptop on my lap and within 4 months my blood results were “normal” again.  No Leukemia, but that would have been a Western diagnosis.  I hope you are stopping to really think about this…what if blood work isn’t accurate?

Here is my second story about blood work results.  I started following the Medical Medium, Anthony William 3-4 years ago and he does speak a lot of truth about health and healing.  However, it’s not all accurate and many people following his protocol are sicker than when they started, AND many have had miraculous healings!   I share a lot of articles and videos from him and I have learned a lot from him.  I just take a different approach in many areas of his teachings.

I had a Lyme diagnosis at one point in life and Anthony preaches no eggs, no dairy because they feed viruses and Lyme is a virus. He offers a lot of supplements for his followers to ingest for different ailments.  I tried to take all he suggested and felt like crap so I stopped.  I do not take more than 2-3 things at a time.  Most days I might take 1 supplement or just electrolytes.  I believe the body can get confused when you dump so many things into your system.  I love my body and do not want to over work it with supplements that it may not need.  Anthony also says lower your animal proteins because fatty livers are epidemic now and ALL animal proteins have fat in them, even lean ones.  Eggs and beef contain B12 and I was off eggs for a few years and didn’t eat much beef.

I was taking B12 in liquid form (there is a theory behind the right and wrong form of B12, but not enough time to write it up now – on a plane and my battery is 10%). My blood results indicated my B12 was HIGH so I stopped taking the B12, which you would think makes rational sense.  Fast forward a year or so and my parents both passed away a few months apart from each other, I was grieving, running a business, inventing the Harmonic Egg®, and trying to have a life.  Stress was through the roof…stress depletes minerals and B12.  My nail beds started turning dark blue.  I showed them to about 14 doctors over a 2 year period and NO ONE had an answer.  Some had guesses and I search the Internet for answers.  Nothing!  One day I did find some information on B12 and blue nail beds.  A medical doctor in Michigan says that 90% of his patients have low B12 and that a high level in the blood should be ignored because those clinical ranges are not accurate.  I started eating eggs and beef again.  I started taking the liquid B12 again and the nail beds are now lightening up from the very dark blue / purple they were for about 2 years.

You see how there is no one size fits all healing plan, diet or supplement routine?   We are all our own best doctor.  We need to pay more attention to our bodies and the messages it sends us.  It’s a journey to find your own healing path and that journey is both frustrating and joyous.  Each and every day is a new chapter.  We change every day…we get older, we have more stress, we have less stress, there is trauma, vacations, holiday diets, time changes, we change seasons, the moon cycle, daily weather and more….all effect our bodies.  Every day is a new assessment of how we feel.

Currently, I am doing research with a dear friend and colleague.  She and I are searching white papers, medical databases and the Internet to find out what science and medicine really know about our blood.   What we are finding there isn’t a solid answer on what type of water are we made of.  It’s not H2O!  It’s some kind of structured water, but science and medicine are not quite sure what kind.  If we cut ourselves there is not a pool of H2O on the floor.  It’s a liquid, its got what they call plasma, it’s kind of gel like.  My question, how are blood results accurate if they don’t really know what the blood is made of?   There is Potassium in our cells and Sodium outside our cells.  What kind of Potassium?  What kind of Sodium?  What does the cell need?  What will it absorb as a supplement if we put it into our body?  So many unanswered questions.  Our bodies are culmination of complex systems with thousands of functions per organ.  Are we that arrogant to believe a human mind can figure out all that is going on in the amazing vessel called the human body?

Digress for a moment.  The research we are doing is to see if there might be a way to design frequencies and use different colors of light to replenish minerals to the body.  Or, is there a way that the Harmonic Egg® could transmit “energy” of minerals to the clients as they are bathing in the pure sound and light during sessions.  In my book, Unlocking the Ancient Secrets to Healing, I do share some thoughts on color therapy and how each color has a wavelength and healing property for the body.  Why do you think fruits and vegetable are different colors?  They all have different healing properties and contain different minerals.  I have not done the research but I wonder if all RED fruits / vegetables contain similar minerals / vitamins?  I wonder if purple fruits / vegetables contain similar minerals / vitamins?  There are no accidents in nature.  I believe nature is perfect and there is a reason for each food being a specific color and what it replenishes for our human body.  Yes, we have genetically engineered foods and I have not researched if they have the same or less vitamin / mineral content.

In closing, we need to tune into US.  We need to stop and honor our body for how it supports us day in and day out, year after year.  It supports us when we experience emotional trauma, physical trauma, we eat too much, we drink too much alcohol, we take drugs, we don’t give it breaks, we don’t sleep enough to give it time to heal, we exercise too much, we don’t hydrate, we dump it in chlorine, we over heat it, we freeze it…I can go on and on.  Our bodies deserve more respect and for us to pay more attention to the messages from it.  No?

I hope this opened your eyes a little more, and I hope at least one person who reads this will make some life style changes to honor the temple your soul is living in on planet Earth.

I would love to hear your thoughts or educate me if there is something you know that I haven’t discovered.

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Wondering how to make celery juice, why it’s helpful, how long it will take you to feel its benefits, and if babies and pregnant women can drink celery juice? Or are you curious about the sodium content of celery juice or whether it contains nitrates or oxalates? Or maybe you’d like to add other ingredients to your celery juice but don’t know if that is recommended?

I want you to get the healing benefits that celery juice can offer when consumed in the right way. So below I have taken 21 of the top questions we receive about celery juice every day and answered them for you. I highly recommend taking the time to read through these questions thoroughly so you can get the most from your celery juice.

1. What is the ideal amount of celery juice to receive the healing benefits?

16 ounces of straight celery juice a day is ideal for receiving its healing benefits. Increasing your intake up to 24 to 32 ounces a day can be extremely beneficial for anyone suffering with chronic illness or symptoms.

2. How much celery is needed to make 16 oz of juice?

One large bunch typically makes 16 oz of juice.

3. When is the best time to drink celery juice?

The best time to drink celery juice is in the morning on an empty stomach before you consume anything else other than water or lemon water (wait at least 15 to 30 minutes after the lemon before having your celery juice. Celery juice is a medicinal, not a caloric drink, so you’ll still need breakfast afterward to power you through the morning. Simply wait at least 15 to 30 minutes after drinking your celery juice before consuming anything else.

If you’re unable to consume your celery juice first thing in the morning before food, then the second-best option is to drink it 15 to 30 minutes before eating something or 30 to 60 minutes after eating something anytime during the day. If you’re having 32 ounces a day, you may wish to have it in two 16 ounce servings. You can drink the first serving in the morning on an empty stomach before eating and the second in the late afternoon or early evening, at least 15 to 30 minutes before eating your next meal.

4. Which juicer do you recommend?

Masticating juicers are the best juicers for making celery juice. Greenstar Juicer, Omega Juicer, and Aicok Juicer are all great depending on your budget, but any juicer will work.

5. Does the celery have to be organic?

Organic is best, but if you can’t get organic don’t worry. You can purchase conventionally grown celery. Then wash each stalk with a drop of natural fragrance-free dish soap, followed by rinsing in water. If you don’t have natural clear dish soap, give the celery a quick rinse in warm water. Making sure to rinse each stalk.

6. Can I make celery juice ahead of time?

It’s best to drink celery juice immediately after juicing. But if you don’t have options other wise, do not let it go past one day (24 hours). If using this option, make sure to seal it in a mason jar, and store in the fridge.

7. Is it okay to add lemon or lime to my celery juice?

Celery juice works best on it’s own. Adding other ingredients to the juice will dilute its medicinal properties. This includes lemon, lime, ginger, apple, orange, leafy greens, carrot, beet, or any other ingredient. Wait 15-30 minutes after drinking your celery juice, before consuming anything else.

8. Is there anything that can be added to celery juice to make it more beneficial?

Celery juice is a healing tool for the chronically ill. It has healed and continues to heal millions of people worldwide. Sadly, some individuals are now trying to take advantage of the popularity of celery juice by changing the recipe and adding new ingredients so they can call it their own and profit from it. They recommend adding ingredients like collagen, apple cider vinegar, and activated charcoal to celery juice, but these three items all destroy and denature celery juice when added to it, taking away all of its one of a kind healing properties and bringing ingredients into your body that don’t support healing.

For the protection of your own health, it’s important you are aware of how misleading and unhelpful these trends are that compromise the purity and power of celery juice. These trends have been started by individuals who don’t even believe in celery juice and the healing properties it possesses. They never knew of its existence as a healing tool until the global celery juice movement I started began to organically reach millions of people because it is so effective at helping to heal all kinds of health symptoms and conditions.

These financial investor created trendsetters don’t even know what it is about celery juice that makes it so effective, such as its undiscovered sodium cluster salts that destroy the cell membranes of pathogens so they can be killed off and how the cluster salts rebuild hydrochloric acid. Without knowing how celery juice works and why, they can’t know how to consume it to receive its benefits and how vital it is to not add ingredients such as collagen, apple cider vinegar and, and activated charcoal.

Knowing the right way to drink celery juice is critical for you to get its benefits. There are some nutritional compounds that can help activate or enhance the healing properties of celery juice even more. Some of those nutritional compounds include magnesium, l-glutamine and choline for example.

9. Can I just eat celery instead of juicing it?

The reason we juice the celery versus eating it is because juicing and removing the pulp (fiber) is the only way to get the powerful healing benefits for healing chronic illness. There is a trend that is now happening that recommends leaving the pulp in the drink and just have blended celery versus celery juice, which removes the fiber. Try not to get misled by this trend. Leaving the pulp in will keep you from receiving the unique healing benefits of celery juice.

Eating celery itself is helpful and should be part of your diet, but you will not be able to consume enough celery to get the benefits of juicing it. You wouldn’t be able to receive the concentrated undiscovered cluster salts, that do all of the following:

Quickly rebuild your hydrochloric acid so that your stomach can break down protein. If protein isn’t broken down properly it will cause gut rot. Strong hydrochloric acid is important to kill off pathogens entering your mouth.
Celery Juice increases and strengthens your bile. Strong bile is important for the break down fats, and for the killing off pathogens; that have made their way into your body. Eating straight celery wouldn’t allow you to get enough of celery’s cluster salts; that acts as antiseptics for pathogens.
Celery juice restores your central nervous system. Removes old toxins and poisons, such as: old pharmaceuticals from your liver.

10. Is celery juice okay to consume while pregnant?

Yes, celery juice is safe and healthy to consume while pregnant. If you have any concerns, you can consult your doctor.

11. Can breastfeeding women drink celery juice?

Celery juice is incredible for breastfeeding. It can provide an abundance of trace minerals, vitamin C and neurotransmitter chemicals such as the undiscovered sodium cluster salts for the baby to develop healthy, strong organs. Celery juice also helps clean and detoxify the breast milk, purifying it so the baby receives the purest breast milk possible.

12. Can babies and children drink celery juice?

Yes, celery juice is incredible for the health and development of babies and children.

13. Is it normal to experience a change in bowel movements after drinking celery juice?

Some people may experience a change in their bowel movements when starting to consume celery juice. This is a normal detox reaction that some individuals who have a higher level of toxins may experience. Celery juice will kill off unproductive bacteria in the gut and will also help purge the liver. This can result in loose stools as the body pushes out the toxins from a very toxic liver. Almost everyone today has some degree of liver toxicity, which, as I share in my book Liver Rescue, can lead to countless symptoms and conditions. The loose stools will pass as your body heals and you may notice your bowel movements become more regular and healthier than ever. If you find celery juice too cleansing, try 16 oz of straight cucumber juice. Cucumber juice does not have the same benefits celery juice does but it is very gentle and a great choice until you can restart celery juice.

14. Will I experience an increase in symptoms after drinking celery juice?

Celery juice is very healing, and the undiscovered sodium cluster salts will begin to kill off pathogens like viruses such as Epstein-Barr and Shingles, as well as bacteria such as Streptococcus inside the body right away. For some people, if they’ve already experienced some symptoms on and off in their life such as fatigue or other symptoms, it’s possible that in some cases these people may temporarily experience symptoms again. These symptoms will be short and brief as the body heals and cleans up. This is a powerful healing step that celery juice can offer for long term future health—WITHOUT symptoms.

However, many times when someone reports feeling an increase in symptoms and thinks it’s because of the celery juice, it will actually be because of something else happening in their body, life or diet but the celery juice unfairly takes the blame. It’s important to understand what else could be happening inside the body and how dietary choices and other lifestyle factors could be leading to the increase in symptoms and conditions someone could be experiencing and how to properly support the body to heal. This is what is covered in great depth in my books Liver Rescue, Thyroid Healing, Life-Changing Foods and Medical Medium. It’s never been more critical to empower yourself to become an expert on the true causes of your symptoms and conditions.

15. Is it normal to get bloated after drinking celery juice?

Celery juice rapidly speeds up digestion. It does this by prompting the liver to increase bile production, and instantly strengthening the stomach’s hydrochloric acid production. Which then begins to break down old undigested rotting protein, old rancid fats trapped at the bottom of the stomach, and in the small intestinal tract that have been there for decades in everyone. Once these fats and proteins dissolve, bloating tends to go away for almost everyone who is dealing with chronic bloating issues. But for some, a feeling of bloating can occur that can be mild to severe, depending on how toxic someone’s digestive tract has become and how much old rotten undigested debris is in their digestive tract. As these individuals continue to use celery juice the right way long term, the condition and toxicity of their digestive tract will improve and bloating can disappear— as long as their other eating choices are within the guidelines shared in the Medical Medium information.

16. Does celery juice contain oxalates?

There is a myth that certain leafy green vegetables and herbs like celery are high in oxalates and are therefore harmful. This is completely incorrect and is preventing many people from getting some powerful and needed nutrients and healing properties provided by foods deemed to be high in oxalates. Oxalates are not the concern they are believed to be.

There are oxalates in every single fruit and vegetable on the planet. The vast array of nutrients in so-called high oxalate leafy greens and celery are some of the most nutritious available to us. Medical research and science has not discovered that there are anti-oxalates in fruits, vegetables, and leafy greens that prevent the oxalates from causing us the damage the current trend tells us they do. In reality, these foods don’t cause us any harm, rather they provide us with critical healing nutrients like phytochemicals, vitamins, and minerals.

17. Can I take celery juice powder or celery powder instead of drinking fresh celery juice?

No, celery juice powder and celery powder can’t replace fresh celery juice. Celery juice powder and celery powder don’t offer any of the benefits that 16 ounces of fresh straight celery juice can. Selling celery juice powders and putting celery inside supplements is going to become a popular trend as celery juice becomes even more well known and people try to profit off the global celery juice movement that is healing the chronically ill. Try to avoid all of these fads. They are a waste of money and they don’t offer the same healing benefits as drinking straight, fresh celery juice every day.

18. Are there nitrates in celery juice?

Celery and celery juice can’t contain any nitrates that are activated or harmful unless the celery has oxidized or been dehydrated. The naturally occurring nitrates in celery don’t exist when the celery or fresh celery juice hasn’t yet oxidized. When fresh celery juice or celery does oxidize, just like when any herb, vegetable or fruit oxidizes, then a naturally occurring nitrate can develop. But this naturally occurring nitrate is also never harmful in any way, shape or form. Celery juice powder and celery powder have oxidized so they can contain naturally occurring nitrates because that developed through the oxidation process.

These nitrates are not the same variety of nitrates which are considered to be irritating to some people. It’s important to know that not all nitrates are the same, just like all people are not the same, all water is not the same, all sugar is not the same, and all protein is not the same. For example, gluten is an entirely different protein than the protein inside meat or the protein inside nuts. Also, the naturally occurring nitrates that can develop in an oxidized form of celery such as celery powder and celery juice powder are not the same as the harmful nitrates that are added to meat and all kinds of other products.

Also, nitrates are different to nitrites; they’re not the same thing. Even celery powder, which does contain naturally occurring nitrates, can’t be relied upon as a method for curing foods such as pickles or meat because it still doesn’t contain nitrites. Fresh celery juice also doesn’t contain nitrites. Anything naturally occurring in celery and celery juice is not harmful. This is the same for pure celery powder and pure celery juice powder. However, harmful nitrates can be added to celery powder or celery juice powder by the company that makes it or uses it in another product. Your fresh celery juice can not have harmful nitrates in it unless you were to add them in yourself.

If you don’t drink fresh celery juice because you believe it contains harmful nitrates, then you are unfortunately going to lose the unique healing opportunity fresh celery juice, which does not contain nitrates, can provide.

19. How long does it take to feel the benefits of drinking celery juice?

It depends on what condition the person is in. Almost everyone feels benefits of some kind in their first week of drinking celery juice in the right amount and in the right way daily. Many people even feel benefits after their first juice. It all depends on the person and their circumstances, such as their health conditions and symptoms and how toxic and overburdened their liver is with different pathogens and poisons such as pesticides, solvents, herbicides, toxic heavy metals, and all kinds of other chemicals and toxins. (See Liver Rescue for more information on what having a toxic liver means, how common it really is and how to heal your body). If someone is dealing with weight issues, if they have a lot of putrefied and rancid fats in their colon, and/or a lot of bacteria in their intestinal tract such as streptococcus, this will also affect the healing timeline.

The amount of stress someone is experiencing in their life, what else they choose to eat and drink in addition to their straight celery juice, and their other lifestyle habits will also play a role in how long it takes for someone to feel the benefits. But most people do feel a difference rather quickly. Some people who have been drinking celery juice for a long time get used to how good or how much better it makes them feel than when they weren’t drinking it. Then they stop drinking celery juice temporarily, like many do, and find they don’t feel as good anymore. They realize at this point just how instrumental the celery juice was in helping them feel better.

It’s important to know that even if someone doesn’t see or feel the benefits of drinking celery juice quickly, it doesn’t mean the benefits aren’t happening. Everybody who drinks celery juice receives benefits immediately, because the healing powers of celery juice begin working immediately upon entering the body. For some people, it can take a bit of time to see or feel the benefits in a tangible way they can notice, even though the celery juice has been providing healing benefits from the first drink internally.

20. Is there too much sodium in celery juice?

All salt is not the same, just like all sugar is not the same. Consuming high fructose corn syrup, which is detrimental to health, is not the same as eating an apple, which can bring healing to the liver and provide a wealth of critical nutrients. So don’t get confused by the idea that all salt is the same, because it’s not.

If you hear someone say that there’s too much salt in celery juice, they’re not correct. The sodium cluster groups in celery juice are a subgroup of sodium. Science and research have not even discovered all the variations of trace minerals and subgroups of sodium that reside in celery juice. Sodium cluster salts are healing for the body and we can’t get have enough of them. Sixteen ounces of celery juice on a daily basis provides these sodium cluster salts we so greatly need.

Celtic sea salt or Himalayan rock salt are entirely different forms of sodium. No matter how high quality the salt, putting Celtic sea salt or Himalayan rock salt in a drink or on your food is not the same as consuming enough of these undiscovered sodium cluster salts from celery juice. Sodium cluster salts are the only form of sodium that destroys pathogens, helps detox the body and helps restore electrolytes and neurotransmitter chemicals. The sodium in celery juice is a medicinal sodium that’s meant for your bloodstream and your body whereas you need to cautious of consuming too much of the type of sodium that comes in even the highest quality salts.

21. Can I juice celery root instead of celery?

No, celery root is a different plant to the large bunches of celery stalks with leaves. Juicing celery root will not provide the same healing benefits.

For more information on celery juice, you can check out the Celery Juice 101 blog post.

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