Grateful for waking up... my kids, which have helped me during this trying time, but most of all, to God who has had to carry me through parts of this journey!!
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Every day is Thanksgiving day! To arise and shine is a true blessing! No matter what may be going on in your life, do your best to enjoy the beauty of the moment. Thank you, Dr. Hyman for reminding us to take care of ourselves and providing information that enriches our lives. ππ₯°π΅π»
2 weeks ago | 5
Be grateful for gratitude of the Craetot's and LORD's blessings he gives us. I am grateful for hisgift of Salvation, love, family and friends, the freedoms & liberties to live in a blessed nation. Happy Thanksgiving!
2 weeks ago | 4
I am grateful for Hope on this 1st Advent Sunday! My hope is in Christ alone and that gives me so much comfort. I am grateful for what He has done and continues to do in my life and for my family β€
1 week ago | 1
What ? ... Ok .. shall I have gratitude for my unhealthy heart ahahπππ
1 week ago | 1
Grateful for a lot of blessings and mercies, especially that Jesus Christ is the Savior of the world!
2 weeks ago (edited) | 8
Nothing. Iβm overwhelmed by what a shitty life I have had and do have.
2 weeks ago | 1
I make it a priority to write a gratitude list in the morning. Even a short one makes a big difference
2 weeks ago | 0
Grateful for at least being able to doordash and spark til we do find jobs in the new area we moved to.At least we have income
2 weeks ago | 0
I am grateful for Dr Hyman his education and programs got my aunt cured from diabetes.....crazy and true π
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Mark Hyman, MD
What are you grateful for today?
This Thanksgiving, remember that gratitude is more than just a nice tradition, itβs a physiological superpower.
-Gratitude activates the vagus nerve, the key communicator between your brain and gut. This nerve stimulates digestion by promoting the release of digestive enzymes and regulating gut motility.
-It reduces cortisol (stress hormone) levels, which can otherwise impair proper digestion and nutrient absorption.
-A calm, grateful state shifts your body into βrest and digestβ mode, optimizing your digestive system for the feast ahead.
Gratitude helps your body function better.
So before enjoying your meal, take a moment to be truly thankful. Happy Thanksgiving! π
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