Author Archives: Carlos Torrijo Laliga

I first learned about Egoscue from a friend who had used it and raved about her pain being gone. It peaked my interest—and my curiosity. As I researched it more, the Egoscue method began in the 1970’s and focuses on … Continue reading →

Are you trying to eat healthy (or healthier)? Are you conscious about the environment? Do you want to do better for yourself, your kids, and future generations? Have you heard about the Terra Pouches made of bamboo, hemp, and tree … Continue reading →

Do you ever go to someone because a friend just raved about it? When www.rawdoreen.com told me about Nelson Cacciatore, now with Epic Bodywork and Massage in Tampa, I decided to try his unique approach to massage. “Raw” Doreen use … Continue reading →

Many years ago I was struck by a virus the doctors couldn’t cure. Something deep within me told me to begin rebuilding my immune system naturally. As the days, months, and years passed it ignited a passion within me to … Continue reading →

I have seen studies that say up to 95% of disease happens in an acidic body, and disease can’t live in an alkalized body. It is my understanding that the things that can cause a more acidic balance in our … Continue reading →

I love when synchronicity happens! I was recently at the Purium Convention and happened to continue running into a couple there. When we began talking they shared so many things that I had not yet learned about. One was called … Continue reading →

When my friend went through several strokes and heart attacks he researched if there were any alternatives to surgery, and the long recovery time. He discovered something called EECP, which was a newer approach that seems to have worked for … Continue reading →

Amy Venner and David Sandoval recently shared at their 2016 Purium Convention one of the secrets of working well together. It made me think of this question: Do you think small and act big? Do you think big and act … Continue reading →

A friend recently complimented me on the ability to “rise above the clamor.” First, I don’t see that in myself. I, like probably many of you, feel there are so many distractions, so many things to do, so many priorities. … Continue reading →

David Sandoval recently shared at the 2016 Purium convention the story about the truck that was stuck under a bridge. A dad and his son were driving a truck across country with important cargo and a strict deadline. Relatively close … Continue reading →