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Lindsay

With a background in nursing, Lindsay lives and works in Ontario, Canada.LindsayTurbull.com was created to encourage, inspire and to share life on the road to wellness and living life abundantly.Please make sure that you follow us on social media as well to get updates and other fun things.

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Latest posts by Lindsay (see all)

• The time I achieved my (vegan) butter tart goals! (Encouraging Recovery Update) - March 18, 2016
• The time I walked forever…in a blizzard…with a cane. (A story of overcoming and kind GO Transit riders) - March 4, 2016
• The time I wanted to quit the gym (Recovery Update and Encouraging Bunny update) - February 26, 2016

(Photo Credit: Noel Lopez)

Anywhere you might live in Southern Ontario, you are very likely to have a lawn, or at least to be near to one.  As biotechnology changes and develops, more and more things that we previously assumed were remaining unchanged, have actually been changing all along.  Even our innocent lawns.  If your lawn isn’t invaded by “weeds”, it’s very likely that it grows some variety of Kentucky Bluegrass.  This grass species is prized among landscapers and lawn-enthusiasts the world over for its drought-resistance, thickness, toughness and overall ability to not wilt at the first sign of a sunbeam. Continue reading

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Lindsay

With a background in nursing, Lindsay lives and works in Ontario, Canada.LindsayTurbull.com was created to encourage, inspire and to share life on the road to wellness and living life abundantly.Please make sure that you follow us on social media as well to get updates and other fun things.

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Latest posts by Lindsay (see all)

• The time I achieved my (vegan) butter tart goals! (Encouraging Recovery Update) - March 18, 2016
• The time I walked forever…in a blizzard…with a cane. (A story of overcoming and kind GO Transit riders) - March 4, 2016
• The time I wanted to quit the gym (Recovery Update and Encouraging Bunny update) - February 26, 2016

Lots of different people are able to receive BIE(Bioenergetic Intolerance Elimination) sessions, but the biofeedback analysis testing requires the ability to use the hands/arms, and the ability to follow instructions.  Sometimes, clients aren’t able to participate in this kind of activity due to different conditions (ex: joint/muscular diseases, dementia, etc).  This doesn’t mean that they aren’t able to receive BIE sessions, though.  There is a really easy way for them to still receive accurate biofeedback analysis testing to identify energetic stressors. Continue reading