Understanding My Blood Type: What It Means to Be 0 Negative

Recovering from 15 years with Epstein-Barr, I’ve noticed my body craving more meat and reacting strongly to foods that used to be fine. My digestion has swung from sluggish to rapid, leaving me searching for balance. Going back to the blood type diet, I realized how logical it feels to eat according to my O negative type—after all, it’s the blueprint for my digestive system. Supporting my body this way has made a real difference in how I feel, and I believe it’s key to boosting my energy and overall health as I continue on my healing journey.

Belly, Breath & Barefoot: A Ritual in the Sand

Sometimes your body craves gentleness, not grit. And that doesn’t mean you’re doing less — it means you’re listening more. In this blog, I share how I turned a little local beach into my healing sanctuary. No gym, no mat, no plank needed. Just steps in the sand, a few water bottles for weight, and the power of presence. This is a low-key core ritual that supports post-viral fatigue, EMF sensitivity, and a sensitive nervous system — while still toning your belly, engaging your breath, and reviving your spirit. Let this become your new version of strong.

The Balance of Healing: Receiving vs. Integrating

Healing isn’t just about doing—it’s also about allowing. Over the past year, I’ve immersed myself in holistic healing, constantly adding new treatments, habits, and practices. But I recently realized that I wasn’t giving my body enough space to integrate the benefits. Even something as good as grounding can be overdone if we don’t allow time for absorption. True healing happens in both action and rest, in both receiving and settling. If we chase results too much, we miss the natural unfolding of progress. Sometimes, the most powerful thing we can do is trust—and simply let healing happen.