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Each shirt showcases a print of my original art. Since these shirts are 100% cotton, do not dry them on high heat or they might shrink a little. Machine wash, tumble dry. Adult Unisex T-Shirt Sizes (Approx. Minimum Sizes) Small = 34 inches around Medium = 38 inches around Large = 42 inches around XL = 46 inches around 2XL = 50 inches around 3XL = 54 inches around 4XL = 58 inches around 5XL = 62 inches around

This book's creation was done by chance. A group of my co-workers were discussing Christmas and why decorations, trees, and other customs are practiced. Have you ever wondered the same? One question was regarding the Christmas tree. Where did the idea originate? Whom might be responsible for the tradition? Was a person responsible for the tree or was it a cultural phenomena that grew. I am going to ask you to think back to your first memory of Christmas. It probably includes a memory of a decorated and brightly lit tree surrounded by colorfully wrapped presents. A smile always can be seen on even the most selfish and bitter person when viewing a well designed Christmas tree.

The intent of this text is not to promote or endorse any one supplement or modality. My purpose is to raise awareness of the need to embrace an integrated approach in our health delivery system. As best as I see it, "integrated" involves combining the principles of preventative health. Therefore, our goal is not limited to the management of disease but the attainment of health and wellness.

Healthy cells make for healthy bodies. Healthy bodies make for healthy minds. Healthy minds think consciously and seek solutions proactively. Healthy bodies have healthy hearts. They relate empathically with those around them. Healthy bodies have healthy spirits. A healthy spirit has a deep sense of connection with a Divine Maker and commitment to fulfill a Divine purpose deep within us.

Changing the paradigm of health care is a story about people. It's a transformation within each of our hearts. It's learning to love ourselves better, taking better care about ourselves, about not settling for disease. It means proactively standing up for ourselves and our loved ones. It's nurturing our bodies and the cells within us each and every day - before illness hits.