Happy Saturday!

I cannot say we, my team and I, have ever been as busy as we are right now. The new Ambassador program, Mentorship and then Coaching  - is all being put together at amazing speed.

YET, I still like my summer reading.

Do you love a really good book while sitting at the beach or just on the front porch? Since we have been working so many extra hours on the projects, which I forgot to mention the Retreat coming up soon, Well, I have to take time to just read a good book.

Books help me relax. They help me enjoy life.

I am not much for watching TV but I am a reader. The only interruption I have while reading a good book, is when a ball gets dropped repeatedly on my feet by my furry best friend. So, I trained Trixie to give me the ball without even looking at her. She drops it into my hand while I keep reading. I throw and then wait for her to drop it in my hand and then I throw again. Everyone needs a good dog trainer, best friend like Pat, to teach me early how to make Trixie into a special dog.

I wanted to share two of my favorites for this summer.

This is the first one. ahoti. If you love to understand more about the herbs of the Bible in a great novel, this combines both.

One of my favorite authors and Israel tour-guides - Miriam Vamosh, who I met on the streets of Jerusalem, is a great author when it comes to the details of Israel. This novel will keep you engrossed in the book for a pleasant read.

My second book for the summer, is not my beach read but my office read.

The author who you may have heard me interview on The Biblical Nutritionist Youtube channel is a good friend - Hope Egan.  Her latest edition of Holy Cow is by far the best when it comes to knowing if we should or should not eat meat.

If you have ever wanted all the scriptures in one place, and the commentary of what is truly meant by the scriptures, then this is a perfect book to have in your collection.

I hope you enjoy it.

Now on a personal note. As you know, I do a lot of videos on cancer. It has been a topic near and dear to my heart. And now, I am dealing with it again, only it is not Steve or I, it is Trixie!

Trixie, is my agility jumping, hoop jumper, loves to play tag, hide and seek partner, grandkids rounder-upper, and mailman chaser.

She is trained to sit, stay with only hand signals from as far away as over 100 feet. She can dance and chase angels.

Yep, this is her when I was training her to go bike riding with me.

I have been diligent with her and kept her from any environments, chemicals, food or situations that could cause her harm.

Yet, this precious dog is being diagnosed with advanced lymphoma.

I was hesitant to tell you since I did not want to upset your day. But since we are family, I wanted to share all I am doing.

BTW, she is in no pain, eats normally, plays good, still chases the mailman, and still chases angels.

But, her lymph nodes are as big as her ball she chases and they are swollen everywhere.

Here is what I am doing, and it is holding it at bay since we received the diagnosis this week.

Protease Enzymes - she gets 12 per day.

Beta Glucan - 2 per day

Golden seal - 2 capsules per day

Probiotics - 2 per day

Digest enzymes - with each meal

All food is and always has been organic.

She is getting red light therapy - which she loves

Castor Oil on her belly tumors.

I share because many people believe my life is super easy with no upsets. But life happens to all of us. Now I am teaching Trixie to memorize healing scriptures.

Ok, I can't tell if she is paying attention but at least I am trying :).

This is Trixie right before I filmed the Cancer Hates Tea video in Florida.

Although the internet wants to say there is no good prognosis, I am not holding back anything. Just as I would suggest for you as well.

Thanks for being part of the Biblical Nutritionist family. We will always be family!

Here to serve you God’s love through health and nutrition!