Author Archives: Kelly Kaeding

EVIL BONE WATER

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: October 21, 2024

Saint Apothecary I’d like to introduce you to a new topical product that is available in my office. My clients are loving it. This topical liniment was inspired by a 500 year old Chinese herbal liniment, Zheng Gu Shui. It’s main purpose is to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and promote healing. It is used for […]

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Science is the New Language of the Mystical

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: September 25, 2024

I just got back from the Advanced Week-long Retreat with Joe Dispenza in Nashville. It was nothing less than awesome. There were 1900 people at event, representing 62 countries. The energy was next level, it really was an incredible experience. Themes were:Love, heart, brain, pineal gland, coherence, endless possibilities, the unknown.This is energy. Feel it! Lots of […]

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Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: September 13, 2024

How to Lose Your Mind and Create Another One Once or twice a decade I need a fix of quantum mechanics and I like to see what’s out there in the literature. Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself had been on my shelf for a few years and it was finally time to read it […]

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Seeking Office + Herbal Assistant – PT

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: September 7, 2024

Small natural health care clinic in need of assistance with admin, herbs & social media. Monday Tuesday & Wednesday afternoons. 6-9 hours per week with room for growth. $20 per hour depending upon experience, ability and adaptability. Facility with Microsoft Office, Quickbooks, WordPress & Social Media required. Writing skills and basic bookkeeping are essential.   If […]

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The Magical Mystery Soar part 3 – Free and Easy Wanderer

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: March 25, 2024

Yang naturally sprouts upward in the spring and that upward flow can get blocked creating stagnation. Help it flow smoothly by moving your body, being outside in nature and getting your creative juices flowing. Wood is the element related to spring and which is the beginning of the new cycle of life when yang emerges. […]

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The Magical Mystery Soar part 2 – the Green Laughing Dragon

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: February 13, 2024

This is the year of the yang wood dragon. The wood element is related to spring and the sprouting up and opening of new life (yang). Green is the color that symbolizes spring and wood, which is considered the beginning of the 5 element cycle. I love the image of the green laughing dragon – […]

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Year of the Dragon 2024 – the Magical Mystery Soar

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: February 10, 2024

Today is the first day of the Yang Wood Dragon year. Happy Lunar New Year to you all. The mysterious magical affable dragon symbolizes connection, transformation & freedom. Dragons have a strong sense of purpose, feel connected to their path and have trust in their way of being and seeing. We can all borrow that […]

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Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: November 30, 2023

James Nestor’s book is a non-fiction page turner. I recommend it if you are interested in potentially improving your health by simply breathing a little better, and the learning about the history and scientific insights of pulmonauts from around the world over the last couple centuries. He reviews the anatomy of the nasopharynx and jaw […]

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Moxa Season and Moxa Heat Packs

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: November 22, 2023

As we head towards winter, one way to strengthen our Qi is with the use of moxibustion, which is the burning of the herb Artemesia vulgaris ( mugwort Ai Ye). November is fall moxa season, during which time moxa can penetrate more deeply than usual into the “Life Gate” or Ming Men (aka Lower Dan […]

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FREELY MOVEABLE JOINTS

By Kelly Kaeding | Published: October 12, 2023

7-10 December 2023 in Burlington VT Advanced Zero Balancing class taught by Michele Doucette JUST ADDED, by popular demand:  FREELY MOVEABLE JOINTS What is more fun than a freely moveable skeleton? Join this joyful, creative and clinically essential class and set things in serious motion in your ZB practice!  We will explore all the non-foundational joints like […]

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