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Westlake Village Office Park
3939 Bee Cave Road
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Austin, TX 78746
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ABOUT JUANITA

Juanita Watson is a highly skilled, master-level Board Certified Colon Hydrotherapist and Holistic Nutrition Consultant. Her personal and professional 30+ year health journey led to a profound appreciation for healing from the inside out. She is passionate about helping people discover exceptional health, and living life feeling empowered, radiant, and fully alive. Juanita has worked with a wide range of clients including professional athletes, celebrity and high-profile. She maintains a private office in Austin, TX and consults out-of-town and international clients via telehealth and zoom. 

"You absolutely can achieve the radiant health you've always wanted!"

~Juanita Watson,
Owner, Radiance Health Center
I-ACT Certified Colon Hydrotherapist, and
National Board Certified Colon Hydrotherapist
Holistic Nutrition Consultant
Clinical Herbalist

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DO I NEED A CLEANSE PROGRAM?

Symptoms of toxic overload:
*frequent fatigue
*chronic digestive issues
*powerful food cravings
*inability to lose weight
*recurring infections/flus
*allergies/food sensitivities
*negative emotions
*skin problems
*chronic stress patterns
*feeling "blah"

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FOOD FOR THOUGHT

 

 

10 Tips for Good Digestion

by Dr. Elson Haas, www.elsonhaas.com, retrieved 11/9/11

  1. Eat in a relaxed way in a pleasant setting, and take your time. Chew your food until it is liquid. If you are under emotional pressure or in a hurry, take simple food, such as with fresh juice, a fruit, yogurt, a few sunflower seeds, or a protein bar.
  2. Keep up your exercise regimen. Walking and yoga are both particularly good for digestion. If you want to do any type of strenuous exercise, wait at least two hours after eating any significant amount.
  3. Drink enough water (6 to 8 cups a day), but not with meals unless you're on a weight-loss diet trying to lower food intake. Minimize ice cold drinks and consume more soothing warm drinks such as hot lemon water or herb teas.
  4. Get enough fiber in your diet, whether from vegetables and fruits, bran or psyllium, and an adequate amount of whole grains and fresh sprouts (or cooked legumes if digested well).

    Dealing with Digestive Problems
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  5. Remove food allergens from your diet. Learn which foods cause reactions and affect how you feel. See The False Fat Diet by Cameron Stauth and myself. You may need a blood test to check out your food sensitivities.
  6. Minimize toxins and irritants; eat organic foods whenever possible, and eat simply. People who have digestive disorders should avoid additives, such as fluoride often added to toothpaste) and carageenan (found in cottage cheese and other foods), both of which can act as irritants.
  7. If you have chronic indigestion, try supplementing your meals with enzymes and/or hydrochloric acid. If that doesn't help, ask your doctor to test you for these factors. Then, supplement as needed with enzymes (to aid digestion), bicarbonate soda (for excess acid), or betaine hydrochloride capsules (for deficient stomach acid). For more information, see the article: Causes and Remedies for Common Digestive Problems.
  8. Learn your best personal remedies for digestive upsets. You can learn to minimize constipation and diarrhea by using foods, herbs, and nutrients that help to prevent these common ailments and cope with them when they do occur.
  9. Occasional indigestion, heartburn, bloating after you eat, and flatulence are normal, or at least quite common, and they can be remedied. But, if you have ongoing symptoms of digestive upset, get tested to see if you have food allergies, low or high stomach acid, yeast overgrowth, or bad bugs. Your health care practitioner can order these tests from a specialty lab.
  10. Support and repair the digestive tract with the right nutrients, such as glutamine and other vitamins and minerals (see The New Detox Diet). Remember: Eat a low allergenic diet, find the best foods that feel right to you, and chew your food well.

    Great books by Dr. Elson Haas:
    Staying Healthy With the Seasons

    Staying Healthy With Nutrition
    The New Detox Diet
    The False Fat Diet