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Do you really want to be fit?

Do you ever give up what you want MOST for what you want NOW?

Think about it...

If what you want most is to lose the weight—once and for all—but then you give in and order pizza for dinner, you’ve just given up what you want MOST (a healthier, leaner body) for what you wanted NOW (convenient and comforting food).

It’s worth thinking about.

Are your actions congruent with your goals?

This is true of any goal, it’s not limited to your fitness journey.

If you want to write a book, you’d better make time to sit down and type.

If you want to travel the globe, you’d better get yourself a passport.

If you want to run a marathon, you’d better start training.

If you want your kids to live a healthy life, you’d better model it for them.

If your actions don’t support your goal, then you’ll never accomplish it, and maybe you didn’t really want it.

Your actions will always dictate your results.

If getting fit is something that you really want, take the action to reach out to me to get started on a fitness plan that will give you the opportunity to do what’s hard now, to achieve the body that you really want.

I’m here to help you.

Cauliflower Smash

Move over mashed potatoes....your services are no longer needed here.

There is literally NO REASON to ever make mashed potatoes again now that CAULIFLOWER SMASH is in town!

The smashed garlic adds such phenomenal flavor that it’s hard to stop eating it. This creamy, delightful dish is perfect for your holiday repertoire this year! Yum!

Courtesy of RealHealthyRecipes.com

What you need
Serves 4

1 head cauliflower florets
3 tablespoons Coconut Oil OR Butter
6 garlic cloves, smashed
3 tablespoons Plain Greek Yogurt
¼ cup parmesan cheese (or 2 Tbsp of nutritional yeast)
sea salt and black pepper
1 Tbsp fresh chives, minced *optional garnish

Instructions

1. Place the cauliflower florets in a pot of water and bring to a boil for 10 minutes, until tender. Drain the pot and transfer the cauliflower to a food processor.

2. Return the pot to medium heat. Add the oil (or butter) and the smashed garlic cloves. Sauté until fragrant, for about a minute.

3. Transfer the garlic to the food processor along with the remaining ingredients. Blend until a smooth consistency is reached. Garnish with minced chives. Enjoy!

Nutrition
One serving equals: 194 calories, 13g fat, 240mg sodium, 9g carbohydrate, 2g fiber, 4g sugar and 13g protein.

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What’s Your Goal?

In order for your actions to be congruent with your goals, you must define precisely what your goals are.

Take the time to think about, clearly define, and then write out your goals.

This is your target.

Now, examine your actions. Are they congruent with your goals? Are they taking you in the right direction? If yes, then keep it up! If no, then it’s time to adopt some new actions.

Call or email me if you’d like help.


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                      Luke Michael Howard Cht                                               Clinical Hypnotist


Ottawa Office:

The Village Clinic
361 Churchill Ave
Ottawa, Ontario
K1Z 5C4

613-878-5874

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Toronto Office:

The Toronto Centre of Healing Arts
717 Bloor St W, Toronto,
ON M6G 1L5

647-846-3202

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www.LUKEnosis.com

Evidence Based Hypnosis

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Hypnosis with medical/surgical patients
Gen Hosp Psychiatry 1983 Dec;5(4):265-77 (ISSN: 0163-8343) Spiegel D

The role of hypnosis as a tool in the treatment of problems commonly encountered among medical and surgical patients is examined. 

Hypnosis is defined as a change in state of mind far more akin to intense concentration than sleep.

Diagnostic implications of differences in hypnotic responsivity are explored, and scales suitable for use in the clinic are examined. Uses of hypnosis in treating anxiety, pain, childbirth, psychosomatic symptoms, seizure disorders,neuromuscular dysfunction, and habits are described and evaluated. 

The phenomenon of hypnosis is presented as a means of exploring the mind-body relationship in a controlled fashion, providing information of diagnostic importance while at the same time allowing hypnotizable patients to intensify their concentration and interpersonal receptivity in the service of a therapeutic goal.

Success Story of the Week

How Bob Has Been Smoke Free For 4 Years!

Listen To He's Amazing Story Here!​

https://youtu.be/VdBDcs0UvAg​

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