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It’s the New Year once again! It’s time to start fresh and make 2019 the best, most vibrant year you’ve ever had. And I want to show you the #1 thing you can start doing today to make that happen.
First, if you’re reading this, I already know you’re committed to becoming healthy, whether your journey has involved a cancer diagnosis and treatment, or your goal is to prevent cancer, have more energy, and ultimately live a longer and more fulfilling life.
Let’s be frank − there’s an overabundance of information out there about what we “should” do. You can spend your whole day reading blogs and articles about what this guru says or that doctor suggests.
But there’s only one thing that really matters… how much of it you’re able to actually put it into practice. Simple as that. Information is useless until it turns into action.
So if we know what we’re supposed to be doing, why aren’t we doing it? The hardest part for almost everyone is just knowing where to start. (Much less to maintain the New Year’s Resolutions we say we’re going to do.)
With that in mind, I want to give you the secret… The #1 thing you need to change to make all of this work.
Your daily habits.
Specifically, your morning routine.
Good health is a lifelong journey of daily education and daily practice. So the key to making it work is setting up a daily “habit of health” into your morning routine. Not your afternoon routine or your bedtime routine. Your morning routine. Do this first, before the daily distractions of life come in and you’re pulled in a million different directions.
If you’ve ever made a New Year’s resolution you couldn’t keep, or if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed with your never-ending lists of things to do, you’re not alone. It’s not just “excuses” or “busyness” that keeps us from doing the work to get healthy. It’s very real. As a society, we’re just “getting by” more often than not.
But there is a solution. And it’s easier than you might think once you get started with this very specific morning routine. This one little change will form the foundation of making you and your health a top priority each day… while setting you up each morning to have the best day possible.
5 Steps to Creating the Habit of Health in Just 30 Minutes a Day
Take just 30 minutes each morning when you first wake up to go through this quick 5-step routine, and see if your life (and health!) doesn’t begin to shift and change in ways you never imagined. If you have to wake up 30 minutes earlier, set your alarm clock. Commit to doing it for one month − regardless of how you feel first thing in the morning.
#1. Drink 16 Ounces of Water Upon Waking. Some people like to add a squeeze of fresh organic lemon, or apple cider vinegar, or even a drop of essential oil such as lemon or peppermint. Room temperature is considered best. This flushes out toxins, helps digestion, and hydrates you.
Go here to see which essential oils are safe to consume. Not all oils that are safe for ingestion are included on this list but it serves as a good start.
#2. 5 Minutes of Prayer and Gratitude. Anchor your desired mindset for the day by connecting to yourself and to the Creator, giving thanks for all your blessings. Gratitude is an immensely powerful tool to begin your day with, ensuring a positive attitude that’s easy to carry forward into your day.
#3. 5 Minutes of Gentle Movement. Take a 5-minute walk. Walk the dog. Stretch. Do intervals for 5 minutes (sometimes known as tabata). Bounce on a mini-trampoline. Just 5 minutes of some kind of physical activity, even low impact, is an awesome way to get your blood pumping and get you physically motivated for the day − and remind you that your health is one of your highest priorities.
#4. Drink a Healthy Nutrient-Rich Drink. Once you are back from your walk (or you’ve finished your exercise), make yourself a green juice or smoothie, have a bone broth drink, or something else super healthy. Even better, make it before you do your 5 minutes of movement so right afterwards you can replenish yourself with pure goodness. If you decide what recipe you will make the day or night before, it will be even easier to just “do” it. Sip your juice or smoothie while you do step #5.
#5. Read The Truth About Cancer’s Daily Email. There is a school of thought that you should avoid all email in the morning. And I generally agree, but with one exception. Read just ONE email every morning − the The Truth About Cancer’s article of the day, while you sip your smoothie.
Why? Because good health is a lifelong journey of daily education and daily practice.
This step goes towards the habit of increasing your mastery and knowledge. After all, you can’t just watch a few videos and/or read a couple of articles or attend a seminar and become an expert. It takes time.
By including this step into your morning routine, you are ensuring good health is on the top of mind each day. You’re increasing your knowledge, or reminding yourself of something you learned before, and adding to your arsenal of weapons against disease − especially cancer! Get TTAC’s daily email here.
7 Secrets for Setting Yourself Up for Success
It can be a challenge to incorporate changes into your life. So, here are some tips and tools for making the above 5 steps as easy as possible to add into your day.
- Print out this tracker. Check off each item, each day, for a great sense of completion. This will motivate you and stoke the feeling of success.
- Note how you feel at the starting line. When you make small changes to your life, it can be all too easy to forget how you felt before you started. You may be sleeping better, feeling less achy, but you take it for granted because it has slowly become the new “norm.” You can anchor the reality of your starting point by taking a few minutes to make some notes of how you feel before you make these changes. Some things you might want to consider: weight, BMI, waist measurement, stress level, sleep quality, productivity, eating habits, happiness quotient. Pick what’s important to you… and be honest!
- Decide you will do these new habits for at least 21 of 28 days. We’re not aiming for perfection. Let’s assume the old adage that it takes 21 days to form a habit is true and commit to doing each of the 5 steps at least 21 of the 28 days.
- Choose rewards for success. Decide before you begin that you will reward yourself with something specific if you achieve your goal of at least 21 days. Or, even just for making marked improvements. The idea is to choose something healthy and positive, like a massage, exercise accessory, or time for an activity you enjoy. Try to avoid making food treats or “cheat days” your reward!
- Note how you feel as you go on. At least once a week, evaluate any and all changes to your original log/starting point. Daily is fine, but if that’s not realistic, make sure to at least do it periodically.
- Mentally evaluate every day. You may just think about it on the drive home from work, or as you’re getting ready for bed, but do take some time each day to reflect on your progress. Be sure to congratulate yourself for success. Likewise, consciously make new decisions for areas needing improvement.
- Get others to join in. Why not create a small group of teammates? Maybe your family, or work colleagues would like to join you. By having the group dynamic, you can be gently accountable to each other, and, even better, encourage one another to take the necessary steps towards creating these habits for health.
There you have it… 5 simple steps you can take each morning to transform your health, and embed the new healthy habits into your life. The success tips are optional, of course… if you can only do the 5 daily morning steps, that alone will make a world of difference.
Here’s to the best investment you can make: YOU!
A GIFT FOR YOU: Click here or the image below to download a handy PDF tip sheet with the 5-Step Morning Routine
Please tell us about your journey in the Comments section below. Share your challenges, morning routines, and plans for starting fresh in 2019.
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Article Summary
5 steps to creating the habit of health in just 30 minutes a day:
- Drink 16 ounces of water upon waking
- 5 minutes of prayer and gratitude
- 5 minutes of gentle movement
- Drink a healthy nutrient-rich drink
- Read The Truth About Cancer’s daily email
7 secrets for setting yourself up for success:
- Print out this tracker to increase motivation and success
- Note how you feel at the starting line so you don’t forget how you felt before you started
- Decide you will do these new habits for at least 21 of 28 days to truly form the habit
- Choose rewards for success
- Note how you feel as you go on at least once a week
- Mentally evaluate every day to recognize success and any need for improvement
- Get others to join in and be accountable to each other
Ty
I read your very informative articles. My father died of cancer 10 years ago. If only I knew of you then, I could have helped him. He didn’t want to take chemo. He told the family that “God made him an offer that he couldn’t refuse”. So with pancreas cancer we brought him to our home and he went home to be with the Lord in 3 weeks!!
I never really email people I follow but you and Charlene just appear to be such really kind people. So, though my husband who is 64 nor I who is 65 have not been diagnosed with cancer, I want to be sure to avoid it. That being said, I would appreciate it if you would send me the name of the smoothie that you guys mentioned you drink. You had friends of yours on showing a vibrant healthy berry smoothie. Their daughter gave a recipe of what to put in the smoothie. I thought it may be a great way to start the year with having that healthy smoothie.
Second question, I didn’t get to see when you and Charlene explained why you left your vitamin company. I was ordering your green powder and some vitamins. Is the company not good anymore? Should I not use them? Why did you leave?
Final but VERY IMPORTANT question, I have heard you mention that keto diet with lots of vegetables is good. I was trying to go in that way for eating healthy but then you mentioned this smoothie. I am just so confused on the best way to eat? Please help!!! Is keto the best way to try to eat?
Blessings
Bev
Some people can have berries (strawberry, blueberry, raspberry) while on keto. They contain the lowest sugar content of most fruits….probably what is in the shake, along with some sort of greens or greens powder, avocado and then coconut or almond milk. Hope you find your answer.
How important is it to do these steps in order. When my husband and I wake up, we do our meditation. Then we do 5+ minutes of stretching, squats, deep breathing, etc. Then I drink 16 – 33 oz of water while taking my vitamins. After I’m ready for work, I eat a keto breakfast or have a healthy shake. Emails are done throughout the day. So, I do the steps, but not in the order you give.
Hi Sue,
We would suggest doing what works best for you and your schedule.
Love you guys and all that you are doing to and all that you stand for! God Bless You!
I cain’t find your promised article. “how to beat sugar cravings” in this newsletter. Please be more concise.
Hi Barbara! Here’s the link to the article called “Suzanne Somers Reveals Her Weird Trick to Stop Sugar Cravings & Starve Cancer (video)”
https://thetruthaboutcancer.com/suzanne-somers-stop-sugar-cravings/
Thanks for your excellent advice…. I am in last stages of an aggressive ‘anal cancer’ and have tried every remedy available with little success, so I believe that ‘mental stress has been a contributing factor. I have just had a colonostrophy operation and again trying “black salve” combined with a recently developed (anti-cancer) ASustralian cypress oil and getting good results! Please pray for my continued recovery!, – Peter
Hi Peter,
I send to you my strongest support and prayers that you will have a successful outcome. Our bodies want to heal.
Never give up 💌
-Jo-
Love this article. I really appreciate the work that you guys do. Very disappointed that Pinterest has blocked this article claiming inappropriate content. They seem to be doing this a lot when it comes to certain health sites and certain conservative sights.
Thanks for these great tips! Unfortunately, the link to which essential oils are safe to consume didn’t seem to be correct. Could you please confirm that all of those mentioned on the link are safe to consume?
Thanks!
Joyce
Hi Joyce, yes, this is the list of essential oils certified as GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) by the FDA for internal consumption as of April 1, 2018: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/CFRSearch.cfm?fr=182.20. We also recommend this article on ingesting essential oils: https://thetruthaboutcancer.com/ingesting-essential-oils/. Working with a healthcare professional is highly recommended to ensure a safe and optimal decision for your individual health needs.
Thank you so much for your articles, which I do read each morning. I appreciate very much.
I do have one question regarding the list of essential oils that are safe to consume. Are the ones that are in the market good for taken orally? I’m not sure what to look for on the bottles. Some are not mentioned that says can be taken orally. Please guide what to look for when purchasing the correct ones. God bless you & your family.
Alice, great question! Here is a list of FDA approved essential oils considered safe for ingestion: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/CFRSearch.cfm?fr=182.20. You may also enjoy this article: https://thetruthaboutcancer.com/ingesting-essential-oils/
Hi thanks guys for wise information ,some of the tips are on it like jogging in the morning and lots of water but I am already on chemo .l was diagnosed with myloma cancer that is bone marrow for now I am coping,thanks
*HI-
Since a few years I do QI Gong in the morning 20 – 40 min. Reflexion when I go to bed & before leaving my bed in the morning. I’ ll check how much I drink… water & ginger thea +lemon juice in the morning 🙂
Hello Ty and Charlene! Just wanted to take a moment to thank you for all you do. I saw TTAC and then began to watch the webcasts of some of your guests. It has been a wonderful journey, getting healthy and learning so much from you. I am now enrolled in IIN to become an integrative nutrition Health Coach, and I have you to thank. Keep up the good fight and may God bless you in mighty ways!
Hello Ty and Charlene.
Thanks so much for all that you do. I made a decision late last year to start a walking program in my local area and commit to a long term accountability health and fitness program. I am pleased to say that it has been life changing. I am 74 and with the help of my Fit Bit achieved 15 kilometres in one uninterrupted session. My goal is to walk 50 kilometres plus.
The other benefits
1) I get to see really see and enjoy my surroundings rather than rushing.
2) it gives me a sense of achievement and purpose.
3) I get to talk to God in a quiet peaceful environment that sustains me.
You are both wonderful role models.
Thanks for sharing this with us Ray!