Drinking warm lemon water is one of the biggest health food trends right now, with celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow, Beyoncé and Martha Stewart swearing by it.
​Naturopaths especially are touting it as a highly effective habit and home remedy for a number of reasons. 

Ancient traditions from China, Japan and the Ayurvedic philosophy promote the benefits of drinking warm water, now Western science is telling us to add fresh lemon juice to the mix.

Vitamin C in lemon juice
The heaviest hitter of the warm lemon juice concoction is the high vitamin C content in the lemon. Women need 74 mg of vitamin C a day, men need 90 mg a day and smokers need to add on an additional 35 mg to that. A 3 fl oz serving of lemon juice contains 34 mg of vitamin C with only 20 calories. Other big numbers that the lemon juice delivers are: 0.64 g of protein, 1.6 g of fiber, 15 mg of calcium, 7 mg of magnesium, 13 mg of phosphorus, 116 mg of potassium, and 1 mg of vitamin A. It also contains 1% of your recommended intake of both folate and potassium. 

​Also Read 9 Tips To Improve your Overall Health and Happiness
 
Vitamin C fights cold and flu
It’s common knowledge that vitamin C helps prevents colds and flu by boosting the immune system. The National Institutes of Health report that it also cuts down on the length of time the symptoms last. Vitamin C, also called ascorbic acid, can ease the symptoms during the cold. It’s best to be consuming vitamin C regularly before getting sick as it does not seem to be effective to begin consuming it after the cold symptoms start.

Vitamin C and iron absorption

The high concentrations of ascorbic acid in the juice of a lemon, enhances iron absorption. When we consume iron from plant-based foods, it’s the vitamin C that helps us absorb it.

Eating foods that are high in iron and pairing them with foods that are high in vitamin C, increases the bodies ability to absorb iron.

5 Habits that will change your life - FREE download
 
Vitamin C and Age Related Macular Degeneration
​
According to the National Institutes of Health, supplements that include vitamin C might slow the progression of Age Related Macular Degeneration.

A large study was done where participants with AMD took supplements that included 500 mg of ascorbic acid daily, along with other vitamins and nutrients, resulting in less chance of developing advanced AMD.

Studies are now being done to see if there is a link between vitamin C supplements and cataracts.
​

​This drink is credited for weight loss, anti-aging properties, fighting the common cold, eye health, treating kidney stones, digestion, and improvements in blood pressure, among other things. Many health claims are real and some are just hype. Let’s look at the proven effects backed up with sound medical facts.

Weight loss

Warm lemon water helps with weight loss, but in some surprising ways.

To start, drinking it in the morning is a great replacement for other calorific beverages you might consume, such as coffee or tea with cream, or a sugar-packed glass of orange juice. This can cut hundreds of calories from your daily caloric goals.
 
Morning anti-oxidant boost

As an anti-oxidant, the ascorbic acid in the warm lemon juice potion protects DNA from free radical damage.

​Also Read Energy Giving Foods Which Work Better Than Coffee

This can help fight effects of aging, lower risks of diseases such as cancer, arthritis and heart disease. It is a great idea to get this boost of liquid health first thing in the morning to get the day started right.

Keep going throughout the day if too, it is just going to give the body more and more vitamins and minerals.
 
The benefits of water

The benefits of warm lemon water does not have to include the science of what is in the mix. Researchers say that the biggest help for your health is the water. Lemon water has the same health benefits of plain water.

Water has been repeatedly proven to help with weight loss. It fills the stomach and gives the feeling of fullness and combats constipation. It boosts your mood, helps your memory and is crucial for physical activity. Studies have shown that drinking water regularly can reduce your risk of colon cancer by 45% and bladder cancer by 50%.

​Migraine sufferers report fewer migraines, as well as decreased pain intensity, when drinking over 1.5 liters of water (six cups) a day.

Limonene

Limonene is a compound naturally found in all citrus fruits and has antioxidant properties. In laboratories it has shown some ability to kill cancer cells. Limonene has antioxidant properties, counteracting the free radicals that damage DNA.

When part of your personality acts in conflict with another part of your personality, it is referred to as self-sabotage. If you want to succeed, why do you sabotage it with your behaviour? Bad habits, negative self-talk, and other self-defeating behaviors can come from many sources.

Self-sabotage is when part of your personality acts in conflict with another part of your personality. If you want to succeed, why do you sabotage it with your behavior? Bad habits, negative self-talk, and other self-defeating behaviors can come from many sources.

Self-sabotage is often associated with poor self-esteem, low self-worth, and no self-confidence. You can suffer from this type of behavior pattern because you can’t effectively control your emotions. You react to circumstances or people in ways that prevent you from reaching your goals.

​Also read How to love yourself
​
Self-sabotage is used to cope during difficult situations or times when you feel like you are not capable or worthy.

​Here are four causes of self-defeating behaviour:
​

• Anticipating failure. You may be accustomed to situations failing or not turning out as you hoped. Dysfunctional or negative people may be pulling you down. You could be afraid to try something different because you don’t want to risk failing.

• Bad habits. Unhealthy behaviors or thoughts like excessive drinking, smoking, uncontrolled anger, or overeating can cause you to stick with what is familiar. You tell yourself you can’t change these habits so why try.

Also read 5 Self-Esteem and Self-Confidence questions
​

• Internalized negative thoughts. If you grew up with a parent who always saw the negative side of everything, worried about what could go wrong, or how they looked to others, you may have taken on a similar attitude without even knowing it.

​

• Listening to your critical inner voice. This voice is formed from experiences early in our life. You internalize the attitudes of others directed toward you. Because others may have seen you as lazy, you may have grown up feeling useless. Your self-sabotaging inner voice might tell you not to try. For example, “Why bother? You’ll never succeed anyway.”

​The above download can be purchased from Etsy HERE

Self-sabotage is often an unconscious thought or behaviour that is in direct conflict with our desire to succeed.

​Avoid Self-Sabotage Success:

Now that you know why you are sabotaging your success, you need to learn how to avoid these thoughts and behaviors to achieve the success you desire. To do this you need to be aware of when you are in this state.

Here are some characteristics, thoughts, and behaviors to watch for:

• Fear of failure, taking risks or making mistakes
• Not being able to plan ahead
• Inability to say “no” to others
• Not considering the consequences of your actions or not thinking carefully before making a decision
• Inability to admit mistakes or errors
• Worrying constantly, procrastinating
• Having unrealistic expectations, expecting perfectionism
• Critically judging yourself or others and comparing yourself to others
• Always complaining about people, circumstances, or perceived bad luck
• Spending more than you make
• Limiting beliefs, emotions, and attitudes
• Focusing on what’s not working or on wishful daydreams

​Recognizing and counteracting self-sabotage:

• Fear of failure, success, taking risks or making mistakes – Everyone has this fear at some point on the journey to success. This is often just a fear of change. Think about what is the worst that can happen? Then turn it around....What’s the best thing that can happen? Don’t dwell on what could go wrong. Everyone makes mistakes. The key is to learn from them.

 

• Inability to move forward because of too many options – Having too many options can lead to decision paralysis. The best way to avoid this is to take action. Pick one thing to do and get started.

 

• Giving up when things get tough – This is a big one for many people, especially in the world of doing business on the internet. It’s so easy to start a blog but, when you don’t see success quickly, you give up. To avoid this behavior, set smart, realistic goals and work towards them. Set up daily tasks toward achieving these goals and stick with it.

Also read The power of Self-Reflection  
​

• Spending more than you are bringing in – Invest in the tools and resources that will help you grow and succeed. Avoid spending money on junk and everything that comes across your monitor. Think carefully about purchases. Decide how you will implement them before you spend anything.

​

• Inability to say “no” – Your time is your most valuable asset. It’s non-renewable. Don’t be afraid to tell others you can’t do something or that you aren’t available at this time. Being able to say no frees up your time for what is important to your success.

​The above study courses can be purchased from Etsy HERE

• Denying responsibility – Accept the part you play in the success or failure of a project. Be responsible for your success by doing the work and admitting when you make a mistake or fail just as often as when you succeed.

Also Read Step by step to love yourself
​

• Negative self-talk – You tell yourself you aren’t good enough, smart enough, or technically savvy enough. It’s best left out of your thoughts. Focus on positive stories. Tell yourself you are good enough, you can learn what you need to know, or you are smart enough. Back those stories up with facts of “a time when” you proved you were good enough, smart enough, or overcame a technology hurdle.

• Disregarding behaviours – Identify the self-sabotaging behaviour that prevents you from moving forward. Be consciously aware of your actions and the decisions you make. Pinpoint specific triggers and remove them if possible. Identify limiting beliefs and work on transforming them into empowering beliefs.  

​

• Ignoring mistakes – Learn from your mistakes. Take time to reflect each day on how you reacted to circumstances you encountered that day.

​

• Counteracting self-sabotage takes practice, vigilance, and constant control over your thoughts and actions. If necessary, write down any self-sabotaging thoughts or behaviors when you become aware of doing them. Then work on changing them.

When you are handling a challenging situation, it could be challenging to find the positive.

​This is where being thankful can help. It does not mean that you are thankful for the problems, but as an alternative, you need to be showing appreciation for the positive things that are taking place in your life, even though they are little.

Gratitude can help you see your present circumstance in a manner that can reduce the panic, and open up your thinking to new answers to your problems. Below are 9 ways you can engage in gratitude and begin living a happier life.

7 Tips How To Make Gratitude Part Of Your Your Life

1) Pause a second to see your world from the point of thankfulness. When you begin checking out things from the point of thankfulness you will be surprised at all of the goodness in your life that you have most likely been taking for granted.

2) Keep a gratitude journal. Keeping a gratitude journal calls for nothing greater than taking a few seconds by the end of the day and jotting down things that you are thankful for in your life. You do not even require to get a fancy notebook to start viewing the benefits.

Also Read 4 Remarkable ways in which Gratitude will change Your Life 

3) If you recognize a thing or a person in your life with an unfavorable characteristic, change that characteristic in your thoughts to a more favorable one. For instance, if you relate your work meeting room as the cold room, begin thinking about it as the meeting room with the bird's-eye view instead.

FREE gratitude planner page download

4) To practice and gain from gratitude, you also need to engage in humility. Humility is described as being humble and respectful. Spend some time to check out where you can accommodate humbleness into your life.

5) Each day, give a minimum of one good word. This can either be directly or simply by talking about your gratitude of anything in your life. This may be as basic as saying, "I enjoy how quiet it is in the early morning.".

6) When you end up in a tight spot, ask yourself what you can learn? Contemplate when you reflect on the circumstance, with no feeling, what you will be thankful for.

​Also Read 5 advantages Of Maintaining A Gratitude Journal

7) Make an oath not to criticize, whine, or malicious talk for a full week. If you slide, rally your self-discipline and always keep moving on. Make the effort to observe the amount of energy you were investing daily on unfavorable thoughts.

You do not need any specific tools to engage in gratitude. All you need to have to do is make use of your mind and your heart.

Also Read 5 Tips For Growing Gratitude And Increasing Your Happiness

​Most of us have never seen the Himalayas, climbed in the Andes or stood next to Switzerland’s Matterhorn. But a majority of individuals and families have faced disaster, tragedy, debilitating illness, an accident or other trial, some personal mountain that at one point seemed insurmountable.

​
​When Your Problem Feels Like Mt Everest
Author: Gary Sinclair

Most of us have never seen the Himalayas, climbed in the Andes or stood next to Switzerland’s Matterhorn. But a majority of individuals and families have faced disaster, tragedy, debilitating illness, an accident or other trial, some personal mountain that at one point seemed insurmountable.

People of course respond in a variety of ways. Some are immediately overwhelmed and give up. Rather than even start the climb, they give way to depression and despair uninterested in the help of friends, professionals or fellow-strugglers.

Others panic. They want to overcome but don’t know where to begin so they run from person to person, idea to idea, without a plan making little headway towards the summit.

​
A third group gets angry. They spew their rage at life, God, friends, family or all of the above, furious that life has taken this precipitous turn.

While each of these responses is somewhat extreme, they are normal. They are emotions that erupt when we face a mountain that scares us because we don’t believe we have the resources to conquer it.

​
​My wife Jackie and I encountered a Denali over a decade ago now when it was discovered she had stage three colon/rectal cancer. There was a tumor growing inside her and the devilish cancer cells had begun to spread. Ironically, she and I had climbed her first fourteen-thousand-foot peak in Colorado just three months before.

We now had a new mountain to climb. It took some weeks for us to figure it out, but we finally realized that we must climb her cancer mountain the same way we ascended those of granite. While climbs and climbers are unique, there remain principles that undergird any successful summit bid.

The same is true with personal mountains.

Let me discuss three of the key principles as they impacted our Mt. Cancer.

One, never climb alone. Most every experienced mountaineer will tell you that you are foolish to in high altitude by yourself. People do it, yes, but many of them die, some needlessly. During Jackie’s illness, we knew we must invite others to walk this trail with us, some being people who had faced a similar journey to ours. Others simply wanted to be there with us.

Two, climb one part of the trail at a time. Get through the next switchback before worrying about the next one. On a mountain trail, we would give each other candy once we reached the place on the mountain where we reached our next waypoint. In the same way, as we started her cancer journey, we focused on the next doctor visit, the chemo, surgery or radiation treatment rather than think about what might be down the road.

No, we couldn’t perfectly excise from our minds the possible future implications, but we became pretty good at keeping them at arm’s length until later. The mountain didn’t disappear but we could face it more and without unnecessary, unhelpful distractions

Three, be honest about your mountain. Some natural mountains have more snow and ice than others; some are steeper; some have false summits. In the same way our personal trails will vary from those others hike. We must face the difficulty of our mountain and not look the other way or try to make it seem easier than it is.​

The good news is that there is also hope for you to conquer personal mountain if you’ll learn from those who climb the big peaks. Your ascent can be a long and arduous one but remember: the view from the top is worth it!

​Bio: Gary Sinclair is an author, leadership coach, speaker and avid climber/hiker. He has summitted nine fourteen thousand foot mountains and hiked with his wife Jackie in beautiful places like Yosemite, Alaska, Colorado, the Canadian Rockies and the Alps. He has an ongoing passion to help those who are hurting face life challenges that seem beyond their ability to conquer. He and his wife currently live in the Indianapolis, Indiana area. His website is: http://www.neverquitclimbing.com and he has recently written a book entitled, "Never Quit Climbing," available at Amazon.com.

As positive thinking affects almost every situation in your life's, how can one begin incorporating it into your life?

1. Do yoga or meditate.
​
Clearing your mind to allow you to focus your thoughts can bring your attention to what you need to be focusing on.

2. Look for the positive.

Be loving toward yourself and to others. Focus on your strengths and assets. Maybe you felt nervous when going to a particular event, but then you received lots of positive comments from others who were happy to see you.

3. Smile.

Force yourself to smile. It really does help to change your mood. And it relieves stress too.

4. Surround yourself with positive people.

Get away from the negative people in your life. Talk to people who are positive.


5. Halt negative thoughts immediately.

When you catch yourself with negative thoughts, give yourself permission to stop it. Instead of thinking, “I can’t do that. I’m not talented enough,” say “I can do that. I am just as talented as anyone else.”

Follow our positivity board on Pinterest

6. Don’t play the victim.

You are responsible for creating your life. If you don’t like the situation, change it. 7. List five things you are grateful for at this moment.

Being grateful is a form of positive thinking.

8. Be nice to yourself.

Treat yourself with respect. Treat yourself the same way you would treat someone else. Would you call someone else names like ugly, fat or loser? Probably not. Then don’t do it to yourself.

9. No one is perfect. Move on.

Don’t dwell on your mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes. Learn a lesson from each of them and then move on.

​10. Learn to accept compliments. Build your self-esteem, self- image and confidence.

Take the compliment as it is meant to be given; as a gift. Compliments can help you build your self-image and self- confidence.​

11. Focus on what's possible.
​
Get rid of the negative words like “can’t.” Remind yourself that you don’t need others approval for your accomplishments. Focus on your own capabilities and what is possible.

Incorporating positive thoughts into your life can change your future. You can become happier, healthier and more successful if you believe you can.

​Also read: How To Encourage Positivity Around You

​What happens when you’ve changed your thinking into positive thoughts, but those around you are still negative? How do you change (or at least encourage) positivity around you?

​There are a few ways you can encourage positivity in others with your own actions. These work in not only workplace situations, but in the home and other places as well.

A few ideas to encourage positivity. What works for you? Please comment below.
​

• Show gratitude towards others. Recognize others’ work and their contributions to your own success. Expressing gratitude can set a positive tone of respect from others.

 

• Focus on your strengths, as well as the strengths of others. Using our talents is a big confidence builder. Helping others use their talents to excel can boost their confidence too.

 

• Encourage others, especially children, to try or to keep trying. This can build their confidence and make them more positive.

 

• Balance out the negatives. We have a tendency to dwell on negative thoughts. Refocus your thoughts on the positive successes you have.

• Use positive words when speaking. Replace negative words with positive ones. Speak to others with positive words.

 

• Use words that suggest strength and success.

 

• Praise others when they do good things or achieve an accomplishment.

 

• Use visualization techniques with children. Visualization uses their imagination to help them see the positive.

 

• Encourage them in private. Don’t bring up their mistakes in front of others.

 

• Explain others’ value.

 

• Stop finding fault with what is wrong and applaud what is right.

Follow our Positivity Board On Pinterest 

​You can encourage positive thinking and attitudes in your surroundings by being positive in how you speak and act towards others. Praise others, offer encouragement when they do something good and stop finding fault in others.

​What is Your Predominant Sense?

Do you know what your predominant sense is? 
​Work through this quiz to determine your main sensory tendency.

Circle the statements below that best describe you:

1. I base my important decisions on:
a. My instincts
b. The choices that seem most sound to me
c. Whatever looks right

2. I rate the success of a presentation or meeting by the following criterion:
a. The presenter has illustrated the key points in a clear manner
b. His argument is viable
c. He has understood the real issues

3. People can tell whether I'm having a bad or good day by:
a. The kind of clothes I'm wearing
b. The feelings and thoughts I share with them
c. The sound of my voice

4. In a disagreement, I'm most affected by:
a. The other person's tone of voice
b. The expression on their face when they look at me
c. Their feelings

5. I am most aware of:
a. The shapes and colors around me
b. The noises and sounds in my environment
c. The way my clothes feel on my skin

You will find how to add up the numbers and what it means in the below download of the free workbook “Transform your Life With The Power Of Your Senses"

Also Read: Using your Senses To Transform Your Life
Also Read: ​Your Sense Of Touch - MUCH more Powerful Than you Realise
Also Read: Get in touch With Your Soul By Using your Sense Of Sight
Also Read: 10 Incredible Facts About Your Sense Of Smell

 This is the second-last part in the series "Using Your Senses To Transform Your Life.”

Our sense of smell is 10,000 times more powerful than the other senses - merely a sniff of a smell can raise powerful emotions from your past. Fragrances have the power to cure one’s body, mind and soul. Maybe this is the explanation for the use of incense in churches and spiritual rituals.

​Just like finger prints, everyone has their own unique smell

​
​Your Sense of Smell

• Fragrances were made use of to heal the sick in historical Egypt. Frankincense detoxifies, myrrh is made use of to heal and draw in love, and Dragon's Blood is thought to attract love and inspire bravery and strength.
• Healing and mood-changing smells are found in cleansing soaps, shower gels, fragrance lamps and candles. 
• It is claimed that Cleopatra used fragrance to attract her lovers. 
• Building and construction firms in Japan use fragrance to de-stress their staff members. 
• During the Black Plague in Europe, it was discovered that perfumers were untouched by the dreadful disease.
• People are able to detect at the very least 1 trillion unique scents as discovered by scientists from Rockefeller University (posted in the journal Science)
• Your scent tissues are completely renewed each 30 to 60 days.
• One can smell fear and dislike. You can smell emotions of fear and dislike by means of sweat, and then afterwards you may experience the exact same feelings, according to a 2012 research study posted in the journal Psychological Science.
• Canines have almost 44 times more scent cells than people.
• Just like finger prints, everyone has their own unique smell.

If you struggle with heart disease, asthma, epilepsy or other chronic illnesses, consult your physician before using aroma therapies. Pregnant women and young children also need to be cautious with breathing in certain fragrances and should not try to self treat - even with aromas.

Some of uppermost enjoyable or pleasurable fragrances include vanilla, cinnamon, crayons, and cookies.

Search in your public library, best-loved book shop, or on-line to discover more of these kinds of treatments. I found some very handy essential oil inhalers available at ETSY, pictured below.
 
Aroma therapy can assist you put an end to stress at the end of a very long day, get you moving when you initially get up, stimulate perceptions of wellbeing, and a lot more - all with a simple scent!

Also Read: Using your Senses To Transform Your Life
Also Read: ​Your Sense Of Touch - MUCH more Powerful Than you Realise
Also Read: Get in touch With Your Soul By Using your Sense Of Sight
Also Read: Free Workbook: Transform Your Life With The Power Of Your Senses

There are many proven benefits that you can gain by keeping a gratitude journal. The time that you take to purposefully think and write down the parts of your life that fulfill you can pay substantial dividends. Research-based tips and your favorite pen can help you create a gratitude journal. Here are five tips for maintaining a gratitude journal.

​Here are five tips for maintaining a gratitude journal.

1) Make it a Routine Scientists have extensively studied the science behind creating habits. Keeping a gratitude journal as a way to feel happier, over the long term, has to be a part of a daily routine. Select a time to write in your journal and plant cues to remind yourself to write in it daily. Write in the journal often enough to create a habit, but not so often that you become immune to the impact. 
 
2) Write in Detail Writing in your gratitude journal shouldn’t be just another thing that you have to cross off your list. If you are approaching your gratitude journal in this way, your denying yourself the benefits that you can gain from the practice. Be present and conscious of the notations you are making. Be sure to journal in detail and think deeply about the things that have recently impacted your life. 

​Also Read 4 Remarkable ways gratitude will change your life

​Also Read: 5 Unexpected Health Benefits Of Gratitude 

3) Acknowledge the Negative You will never be able to escape the challenges of life altogether. Any number of difficulties can affect our feelings of gratitude. However, if we try to rush through these struggles, or fight to find gratitude, we can end up fueling emotions of defeat and anxiety. So, when you are facing challenges allow yourself to feel the negative. 
 
4) Uncover Gratitude in Unexpected Moments Challenge yourself to find gracious qualities in your life's more difficult events. The purpose of having a gratitude journal is to help you savor the fruits of life, but there is more gratitude that you can uncover. For instance, were you getting ready to leave for work only to find out your car has a flat? Find gratitude in the fact that you weren't driving the vehicle when the tire gave out.

Instant Download Gratitude Journal
 
5) Practice Gratitude for the Right Things People who are consumed with the accumulation of material acquisitions and wealth are less likely to be happy compared to those who are grateful for what they currently have, according to research. Rather than showing gratitude for the material things for the sake of ownership, focus on what you are afforded with those items. ​

​Keeping a gratitude journal will help you focus on the positives in your life and result in you being happier and overall, healthier. 

 This is Part THREE in the series "Using Your Senses To Transform Your Life.”
Utilising the Sense of Sight to Your Advantage Trough Nature

​Nature can cure, give one peace of mind, revitalize, restore, and motivate. A journey into the hills, woodlands or the seaside will allow you to take pleasure in these benefits as you look upon nature's beauty. Green is unwinding for the eyes and the color of Nature and wealth,  and the color green also rejuvenates nerves, blood circulation and the heart.
 
One do not need to have a special journey to achieve these advantages - just grow your own garden.
 
What you see in your very own garden also carries these benefits:  

• When you grow plants, you are getting in touch with your soul.
• When you weed your garden, you're eliminating needless luggage from yesteryear, regardless if they're habits or unfavorable emotions.
• Working in a garden helps remind us to be well-balanced and patient as we take a look at the altering of the seasons and the germination, development and death of plants. So too should we change and conform according to the time.

For even more benefits, consider these tips when planning and working in your garden:

For even more benefits, consider these tips when planning and working in your garden:

1. Select different colors that resonate with you. Select different colors that resonate with you. Give yourself added delight and peace by organizing your garden around your preferred colors. Encircle yourself with colours you enjoy and your garden can quickly become your "happy" place in which you can go to unwind, reflect, and clear yourself of your troubles.
   
2. Plant one thing you can eat – fruit, herbs, berries or vegetables.Plant one thing one can eat-- herbs, fruit, berries or vegetables. Consuming something you've grown on your own is very rewarding. It tastes a lot better than eating produce from a shop. Besides, it's much healthier and without chemicals.  
3. Give and receive. Give and receive. Motivate wild creatures like birds, frogs, butterflies, ants and slugs to explore your garden.

Do you know what your predominant sense is? 
​Download this free quiz below  determine your main sensory tendency.

Also Read: Using your Senses To Transform Your Life
Also Read: ​Your Sense Of Touch - MUCH more Powerful Than you Realise
Also Read: Free Workbook: Transform Your Life With The Power Of Your Senses
Also Read: 10 Incredible Facts About Your Sense Of Smell