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Holly | Integrative Nutrition Health Coach

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✨ Mind. Body. Style. ✨
Integrative Nutrition • Personal Styling • Lifestyle Reset
Helping women refine their routines, nourishment, and environment.

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👉🏼A lot of women don’t struggle because they’re inconsistent — they struggle because they’re carrying more internally than anyone realizes.

When your days run on ☕️ caffeine/ sugar, 💤 poor sleep, 📱 scrolling and shopping for dopamine, and 🫨overstimulation, even the things you want to show up for feel harder than they should.

That’s why soft, supportive structure matters so much. Not rigid routines — but rhythms that make your life feel calmer, clearer, and more you:

• A grounding morning flow — regulates your energy and cuts your decision fatigue in half.
 • Micro-pauses — calm your system so you don’t spiral into overwhelm.
 • One anchor priority — protects your focus and stops that “busy but nothing to show for it” feeling.
 • Tiny rituals that add beauty + order — stabilize your nervous system and make life feel lovely… because it’s too short not to have a tea time and/ or surround yourself with a little eye candy.

You don’t need a different life. You just deserve to feel supported and steady inside the one you have.

Save this if it spoke to you. 🤍 Or send to a friend who can be a part of your tiny rituals. Accountability strengthens success!

#healthyliving #wellnessjourney #mindfulliving #mindbodystyle #healthyeating taken in Hermosa Beach, California by @hollyboos

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🚨 You don’t need to tac on more steps or do it “all” to feel in alignment. Acquiring health, (whether that looks like being free from aches and pains, or getting to a healthy weight and keeping it off, or shedding detrimental habits) shouldn’t be too hard to acquire.
 You just need to come back to yourself.

Small check-in: ✨ What does my body need today — truly? (Also, play this answer in motion through your mind and think through how you’re going to overcome potential barriers or pitfalls… answering how you can support yourself.
 ✨ Where am I pushing instead of listening?
 ✨ What would feel nourishing instead of getting caught up in the “shoulds”?

Save this as a reminder that you’re not meant to force wellness.
 True wellness is a byproduct of finding alignment through the many healing energies from food, movement, people, and activities that nourish you from the inside out.

#healthyliving #wellnessjourney #dailywellness #mindfulliving taken in Hermosa Beach, California by @hollyboos

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You don’t need more information.
You need a way to actually filter it so you can live it.

This is for the people who:
– care about their health
– have saved alllll of the posts
– overthink what you “should” be doing
…and still feel inconsistent or overwhelmed

7 Steps to Radiant Living simplifies it.

Not extreme.
Not restrictive.
Not another trend to keep up with.

Just a clear, grounded starting point that helps you:
• feel more in control of your routines
• eat in a way that actually supports your body
• build habits that stick without overthinking
• finally feel like you’re taking care of yourself in a real way

It’s the reset when everything starts to feel like too much.

$6.
Simple.
Effective.

Link for this e-book in my bio. #transformation #healthybodyhealthymind by @hollyboos

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6 months ago

@ritagigantepsychic posted the coolest tutorial! Check out her original because she shares some cool family history as well. I did a little spin on it for those who need a lower GI alternative. Since I’m also sensitive to caffeine, I opted for Four Sigmatic coffee that contains adaptogens— which helps the body manage stress. 🤍 ☕️ Love learning about other people’s traditions and culture! It’s delicious! 🙏🏼 taken in Hermosa Beach, California by @hollyboos

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This is a big part of the work I do with clients.

Not adding more routines—�but looking at what they’re interacting with every single day�and asking: is this supporting me… or quietly draining me?

Even with your wardrobe—�does it help you feel like yourself in your body,�or does it create subtle (and sometimes literal) friction?

Because how you feel doesn’t stay internal.�It shapes how you move, how you show up,�and what you bring into every room you walk into.

And this is why so many things “work”… temporarily.

You might see a shift.�You might feel better for a while.
But if the underlying friction is still there,�it slowly wears that progress down.

Your environment, your clothing, your inputs—�they all shape your output more than people realize.

When those things are aligned,�everything else becomes easier.

You don’t have to work so hard to feel like yourself—�even as you move into your 40s and beyond,�when your life is actually set up to support you. 🖤

#healthyliving #wellnessjourney #dailywellness #mindbodystyle #mindfulliving taken in Hermosa Beach, California by @hollyboos

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7 months ago

Personal style is nervous system input.

We underestimate how much our clothing impacts our physiology — how restriction, discomfort, or performance-based dressing can subtly keep us guarded, on edge, or gently (or aggressively) fray at our ability to stay regulated.

We also underestimate how alignment can restore us.
Clothing isn’t superficial.�It’s environmental.�And the body responds to environment before it responds to logic.

Style creates bodily sensation.�Bodily sensation influences nervous system tone.�Nervous system tone influences mood, posture, confidence, and behavior.

When something feels like you, the system softens and you emit radiant authenticity. It can actually be a form of fuel.
�When something doesn’t feel like the true you, you subconsciously compensate all day — and it becomes an energy drain.
This is why style, energy, and self-honoring practices are more connected than we’ve been taught.

Not reinvention.�Realignment.

#healthyliving #wellnessjourney #ootd #somatics #hsp taken in Hermosa Beach, California by @hollyboos

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8 months ago

Before you try to fix yourself or tear yourself down,
look at what’s draining you.
Then look at what you’re doing to fill yourself up.

Natural forms of fuel (parasympathetic support):
* Consistent, blood-sugar stabilizing meals
* Morning light + a short walk
* A tidy, visually calm space
* Wearing clothes that feel aligned
* Deep conversations with a give and take vs. constant input
* Boundaries you actually enforce, including standing dates with yourself to tackle the important things like going to the grocery, getting intentional movement, etc.
* Slow evenings without constant stimulation or a turn down routine where you’re at least mindful of blue light exposure.

Exhaustion isn’t random. It’s cumulative.
Remove the drains. Then add support.
That’s how regulation becomes realistic.

#healthyliving #wellnessjourney #mindfulliving #mindovermatter #stressmanagement taken in Hermosa Beach, California by @hollyboos

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8 months ago

If you’re not at 100%, stop demanding 100% performance.

Support your body first. Then build. (You have to gain energy to exert it!) @pbresetstudio

#healthyliving #pbresetstudio #wellnessjourney #mindfulliving by @hollyboos

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9 months ago

⚠️ Before you call it burnout, look at your input/output ratio. Your energy isn’t limitless — but it is deeply responsive to what you take in and what you expend.

All day long, your body is running a quiet equation: absorption vs. exertion.
 What you consume, what you manage, the conversations you hold, the spaces you move through, the emotional weight you pick up without realizing it.

Most people don’t hit a wall because of one dramatic moment — they hit it because of a steady drip of micro-drains that pull them into depletion by noon.

This is where “charging inputs and outputs” become essential: intentional movement, grounding pauses, seeing and doing art, doing something kind for someone/ volunteer work. Vitamin-rich vs. vitamin-depleting foods.  Small, sensory cues that bring the nervous system back into coherence.

Studios like @pbresetstudio work because they function as human charging stations — red light, sauna, oxygen, cold plunge, PEMF and whole body vibration therapies, compression boots, — each one a signal of restoration.
 If you’re not near the studio, your home, your rituals, your attention can all be designed to recharge you in subtle, meaningful ways.

If your phone deserves low-power mode, your nervous system does too — and it responds beautifully when you protect it.

#redlighttherapy #wellnessjourney #healthyliving #pbresetstudio #saunabenefits taken in Carson, California by @hollyboos

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10 months ago

2. One “anchor task” for the day. Instead of 12 priorities, pick one thing that will make you feel grounded when it’s done.

3. A 2-minute reset between transitions. Before opening your laptop, leaving the house, or walking back in — pause, inhale, reset. I am big on internal check-ins. All throughout my day, I now find mindself mentally asking “hey, girl. Are you okay?” Most of the times it’s yes, but sometimes I realize I need something to calm my nerves with an herbal tea or walk, fuel my body, or just get a few reset breaths. This stops the “go-go-go → crash” cycle… and those days you stop realize you haven’t eaten or drank water in 5 hours.

4. Micro-moments of sensory regulation. A warm drink, stepping into sunlight, putting on lotion with care, a nice hug, putting a cozy post-work outfit. Your nervous system LOVES predictable comfort.

5. Creating environments that match your capacity. Low lighting, one clear surface, calming sounds, clean scents. If your space feels orderly and safe, you regulate faster.
These are the tiny things that rebuild your energy, focus, and consistency without burnout.

#healthylivingjourney #dailywellness #mindfulliving #mindbodystyle taken in Hermosa Beach, California by @hollyboos

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This can be done with almost any to-do list. For me, instead of breaking up time outdoors, a full gym session, sitting to listen to something enriching, and going to run an errand… I was able to knock it all out in less than an hour AND get groceries!

Wellness can look like:
 • Listening to something nourishing while you commute…note: something that lights you up: educational, uplifting, a book you’ve been wanting to “read”.
 • Taking a 5-minute walk during lunch. If you live in an urban or walkable area, this also can mean walking to and from where you’re having lunch or taking your lunch you packed from home to a pretty park or seating area to people watch.
 • Pairing an errand with a grounding or eye-candy moment. Get some breaths in and check your posture at those stop light. Add a stop on your itinerary to check out new window displays or flip through a pretty magazine at a bookstore or magazine stand.
 • Learning something new while you tidy. Similar to the tips for your commute— this is my favorite time to listen to my book club book! I also coerce myself to clean by saving my Wednesday-Thursday shows to listen to during my Friday cleaning schedule.
 • Adding one ‘feel-good’ habit to something you’re already doing. You can express creativity by figuring out ways to infuse even mundane things like brushing your teeth with something either productive or fun. Ex: mantras, music, squats! Be the design master of your life hacks.
 • Layering micro-habits with something you already do — like hydration. This is why I created the Daily DŴR Bottle: it builds tiny moments of mindfulness and a quick brain re-wire into the water you’re already drinking. @dailydwr

Wellness doesn’t have to be a separate event. It can be woven into your existing life — gently, imperfectly, and in ways that actually work for you. THIS is what makes steps towards better health sustainable!

#healthyliving #wellnessjourney #mindfulliving #dailywellness taken in South Redondo Beach by @hollyboos

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I’m always looking for ways to support my mind + body, but in ways that feel efficient, harmonious, and actually sustainable. ✨

The Superhuman Protocol at @pbresetstudio is now part of my personal reset routine: PEMF → EWOT → Red Light + Halo → Sauna + Cold Plunge. They also have great bonus add-ons: compression boots and Whole Body Vibration Therapy— both great for your lymphatic system, flushing toxins, among other health benefits!

No pressure. Just a simple, guided protocol that works with your body instead of against it.

If you’re in the LA / South Bay / OC area and have been craving a true reset (physically, mentally, energetically)… this is your sign! Tell them Holly sent you!

#SuperhumanProtocol #WellnessReset #CarsonCA #SouthBayWellness #pemftherapy #ColdPlungeBenefits #sauna #redlighttherapybenefits taken in Carson, California by @hollyboos

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