Nutrition
...to support the holistic healing process and body regeneration...
Knowledge through experience
New groups will start again from January 2027.
at Dance Point Wolfsberg
and in Leoben
In the "Rediscovering Me" Nutrition/Detoxification workshop series, I share my many years of personal experience with detoxification through the consumption of freshly squeezed juices and smoothies (without additives), as well as topics related to nutrition.
Integrating freshly squeezed juices and smoothies into everyday life can be used to:
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to support one's own holistic healing process
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to expand perception and gain clarity (as support for consciousness work)
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to save digestive energy and instead make this energy available for the body's regeneration and repair processes.
The goal of the "Rediscovering Me" Nutrition/Detoxificatoin workshop series is to strengthen your own skills in the areas of nutrition and detoxification, so that you can accompany and support yourself.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAM
* Juice/smoothie flavor may vary depending on current availability.
FAQ
1) Who can benefit from this workshop series?
For all curious people that want to be able to individually regulate their detoxification and recovery processes and to understand the topic of nutrition neutrally (without emotionality).
2) How and in what form can I participate in this workshop series?
Available as a package (€200) or individual appointments (€40).
Workbook and food included
3) What are the requirements for participating?
Registration with Jabre Tel: +43 677 63711400, naturally_jabre@gmx.at
4) Is it advisable to consume so much fruit and therefore so much fructose daily?
Fruits contain simple sugars in the form of glucose and fructose. Simple sugars consist of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Together with nitrogen, these are the main elements that make up the body.
Simple sugars and oxygen are the raw materials that the body needs to generate energy.
5) Where do I get the proteins my body needs if I only eat fruits and vegetables?
Proteins are made up of amino acids, which in turn consist mainly of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. These are the main elements that make up the body.
Raw fruits and vegetables contain amino acids, fatty acids and simple sugars.