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Kimberly Weaver

Kimberly Weaver has a Holistic Wellness Practitioner diploma and certificates in Life Coaching and Holistic Nutrition and Urban Farming . She is a single mom of two adult daughters. Kimberly had major weight loss at 40 after an illness and switching to organic whole food. She has a passion for growing food and herbs, healthy aging, and nutrition . Her favorite classes at SWIHA were Whole Foods Cooking and Nutrition Classes. Tags: Holistic, Holistic Nutrition, Whole Foods, Whole Foods Cooking, Nutrition Classes, American Diet, Weight Loss Surgery, Health Journey, Local Food, Organic Food, Shop Local, Healthy, Fruits, Vegetables, Vegan Diet, Move, Exercise, Healthy Diet, Small Changes, Love Yourself, Positive Affirmations, Meditation, Positive Self-Talk, Healing, Holistic Health.

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The Beginner’s Holistic Guide: 3 Tips to Whole Food Nutrition

Posted by Kimberly Weaver on 7/18/16 9:47 AM

Let's start with the “SAD” facts of our Standard American Diet and lifestyle. The effects of the Standard American Diet affect us more as we age. Health studies show that obesity is becoming an epidemic in women over the age of 40. Thirty-five percent of women over 40 are obese (a body mass index of over 30) and 65% are overweight (BMI of 25-29.9). That is alarming! We live in a world of fast (fat food) and packaged (not live) food, and it is considered the norm. One minute we are inundated with commercials for unhealthy food and then the next, we’re being told about weight loss surgery being a lunch time procedure. The mixed messages are making us sick. Over the last five years, I have tried to find a solution for these mixed messages for myself and for other women over 40 who are sick of being sick. I have discovered that holistic nutrition is the solution.

In starting my own health journey, I was like many women and had no idea what my nutrition, or lack thereof, was doing to me. So I found out what is in our food and its effects on our body as we age. In our 20’s, we think we are invincible, and I was the same way. I knew I felt terrible, was sick, and overweight. However, I had no clue that I was poisoning myself with every bite. I know it sounds dramatic and even silly, however it couldn’t be more accurate. I believe strongly in holistic nutrition, shopping organic and local, and walking (moving) instead of a diet. After losing 85 pounds, being very sick, and coming out of it with my Holistic Wellness diploma, there were many things I learned and I'd like to share them with women who feel like they have no way out of their unhealthy lifestyles. I feel I have the “Beginner’s Holistic Guide”.

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