When I had a health issue I used to go to my doctor first.

Thousands of dollars in copays later I would end up at the health food store and what they would give me would out-perform the prescriptions.

Now I’ve learned the cheapest and most effective thing to do is hit the health food store first.

I’m going to try Natures Inventory’s Allergy Relief Wellness Oil, a completely organic 100% natural oil to reduce congestion and itching eyes. Check my Sinus Wash Miracle Cure for more great uses of oils.

I’m excited to try the Body Ache Relief.

I meditate a lot and want to see if this Meditate Wellness Oil will help me keep my mind from wandering to dark or trivial things during yoga and morning and evening meditations.

I’m tempted to try the Skin Lightening Formula Wellness Oil - even after treating my liver condition there are some brown spots left.

Or the Liver Support Wellness Oil to help my hemochromatosis.

And an oil for happiness? Sign me up!

How are you going to pick just 5? How am I?

Leave a comment saying which oils you’re most interested in trying and you are entered to win. Subscribe to the Blog Fabulous RSS feed or an email subscription and I’ll make sure to share my results with you.

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Natures Inventory Oils – 5 FREE Bottles

Excerpts from Maria Shriver’s Pledge taken from Oprah.com and published in her book Just Who Will You Be?: Big Question. Little Book. Answer Within.

1. I pledge to “show up” in my life as myself, not as an imitation of anyone else.

2. I pledge to avoid using the word “just” to describe myself. For example, I won’t say, “I’m just a mother,” “I’m just a student” or “I’m just an ordinary person.”

3. I pledge to give myself ten minutes of silence and stillness every day to get in touch with my heart and hear my own voice.

4. I pledge to use my voice to connect my dreams to my actions.

5. I pledge to use my voice to empower myself and others.

6. I pledge to serve my community at least once a year in a way that will benefit other people.

7. I pledge to ask myself, “Who am I? What do I believe in? What am I grateful for? What do I want my life to stand for?”

8. I pledge to sit down and write my own mission statement.

9. I pledge to live my own legacy.

10. And I pledge to pass it on.

I’ve believed, for a while now, that women would have a million times more access to our own power if we stopped limiting ourselves with the word “just” and focused on showing up as ourselves and living a legacy worth passing on.

This is a pledge I’m taking for myself.

You?

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Maria Shriver’s Pledge