Rosemary Levesque

A Shift Toward Natural Wellness My life was about to change twenty five years ago when my husband came home from a trade show with 2 pairs of magnetic insoles. With a background in biology, I thought it was an interesting concept to use magnets for health. As my husband carefully inserted a thin pair into his dress shoes for work, he was hoping to find relief for fascia pain

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Rosemary Levesque

Nature Has Been Teaching Us About Prevention All Along Welcome to another What's Possible?™ conversation, where we explore the remarkable ways the body is designed to thrive naturally. A few years ago, I was talking with a neighbor about her minor health concerns when I mentioned antioxidants. She looked at me with a puzzled expression and admitted she wasn't really sure what they were. More recently, I was surprised again

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Rosemary Levesque

The Story of Cartilage, Synovial Fluid, Circulation, and Possibilities For decades, we've heard the same message from both human and veterinary medicine: once cartilage is gone, it's gone. In fact, I hear it often from people I know. "My doctor told me . . . ". and "It's impossible to heal knees when you're bone-on-bone." Maybe you've also accepted that as an unchangeable fact. When knees begin to ache, hips

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Rosemary Levesque

A Healthy Beginning Starts with a Healthy Foundation Last week, our family welcomed a newborn boy, a little miracle into the world. He decided he was ready to meet us about a month early. Like every family with a premature baby, we held highest hopes for the best possible outcome. What came along as an emergency for my daughter, evolved into surrendering to great care and capable hands for the

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Rosemary Levesque

What Your Feet May Be Telling You About Circulation, Mobility, Balance, and Healthy Aging About 30 years ago, my health wasn't that great. Oh, I thought I was "fine", but I wasn't. I was a baby when it came to natural healing. My kids were young, and, though I was a stay-at-home mom (retired from teaching Biology), I closely followed medical advice when infections and other challenges arose. That might

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