Explore the next evolution in frequency wellness from Nuno Nina, creator of the Healy Gold frequencies. The CellPower Hydrogen Water Bottle combines hydrogen-rich water with earth and sun frequencies for optimal health and vitality. Learn more about this groundbreaking molecular hydrogen innovation.
Discover the revolutionary LumiVitae Water Bottle (aka CellPower Hydrogen Water Bottle by Nuno Nina). Watch our detailed unboxing video to find out more about the ultimate hydrogen water bottle designed to redefine your hydration and well-being. Watch the video and learn more!
Don't miss your chance to meet Nuno Nina, Taryn Lee, and Dr. Michelle Patrick in Auckland, New Zealand for a unique event exploring the wonders of hydrogen water with LumiVitae.
To mark the official pre-launch of LumiVitae the company behind the new CellPower Hydrogen Water Bottle, we will have a special webinar on November 7th from 6pm to 8pm (UK time). Hosted by Taryn Lee, CEO of LumiVitae, this special edition is not to be missed. If you are interested please use the fo
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The world of hydrogen water has experienced an explosion of interest lately, not only due to the potential health benefits but also in part thanks to Gary Brecka and his recent mention of the importance of drinking hydrogen water on the Joe Rogan podcast. While Gary Brecka's hydrogen water end
Since I'm still enamored with needle felting, the challenge was on to find a new small gift or ornament to share with co-workers and friends this holiday season. I love the inspiration of working on small, handwork goodies while listening to audiobooks or just relaxing in the evening. If there can be a kitty on my lap at the same time: bonus! Last year's gifts were felted Lake Superior stones and the year before, fairy sparkle felted acorns nestled in hand-gathered Canadian forest caps. They were all hard to part with. Many years ago I saw a tiny felted ring bowl for a wedding gift. It was signed with the couple's initials and a little heart. I never forgot it, and since I have a general bowl/container obsession anyway, I researched how to make needle felted bowls. Several people mentioned using styrofoam balls to get the shape started, so that's what I did. Worked like a charm. It's important to keep flipping the roving as you work it, so it doesn't become permanently attached to the ball. Some of the styrofoam will crumble and attach to your work, but I found that if I kept felting, it fell off or disappeared into the wool. Once the bowl shape was somewhat established, I just worked it in my hand, particularly around the rim. Near the end I added angelina fibers and embroidery, plus beads to add some bling. The felted bowls are lovely just plain, soft and warm, but I can't help myself. What will next year's felting bring? There's a new yarn shop in town, so it seems likely that roving will continue to make its way into my supply stash. Hoping 2016 will be the most creative year ever.
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