Feng Shui Tips for Health

I am fascinated by how our environment affects our mental and physical and health, so I love decorating tips based on feng shui, the ancient Chinese art of arranging things. To learn how we can tweak our homes to maximize our health, I turned to feng shui expert Jayme Barrett, author of the book Feng Shui Your Life. Keep clicking for her five key principles.

By: Celeste Perron
October 3, 2012
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Ditch the Dried Flowers

“Remove dried flowers or anything dead in the home,” says Barrett. “Dried flowers represent death and suck energy from the space. Live plants and fresh flowers generate energy.”

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