Positive Affirmations for Health and Wellness

Positive affirmations for health and wellness that you can easily recite daily wherever you are. This will help you be on your way to an energized health, and a more vibrant, radiant you.

For years, many scientific studies have proven how the words that we speak have a significant effect on how we feel and on what kinds of energies we are sending to the cells in our body. Positive thoughts, words, and intentions have shown to greatly boost the positive flow of well-being all throughout our physical apparatus.

And in this post are 25 positive affirmations for health and wellness that you can easily recite daily wherever you are, and help you be on your way to an energized health, and a more vibrant, radiant you.

Let's start affirming.

I am happy and grateful for my wonderful body.

I am enjoying my great health and vitality.

I feel radiant and beautiful in my body now.

I am enjoying my natural wellness and vibrance.

I am radiating and vibrating happiness all around me.

My body is intelligent and wise.

All of my cells are working perfectly well for me.

My organs are naturally doing their job well.

I am blessed with this intelligence in my body.

Every day, I am becoming healthier.

I am enjoying my life to the fullest.

My body allows me to do more and be more.

My body knows how to heal itself. I have natural doctor inside of me.

Both my mind and body are working well together in perfect harmony.

I am passionate about taking care of myself.

I am taking care of my thoughts, and the way I feel.

I am doing things that bring joy, ease and relaxation to my body.

I have a strong immune system, and I stay strong against any illness.

My body can quickly recover from any stress.

Good health is my natural state.

I am filled with the loving energies of the Universe.

I love the positive energy that is flowing all throughout my body.

I am breathing in love and wellness all day.

I am breathing out great health and vitality.

I am living a happy, healthy life, from the inside out.

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