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• 5 reasons to eat fruits and vegetables

  Alternative Medicine Solutions

  Tony Tonyhlav

  11 Mar 2013 | 11:21 am

  We all know that fruits and vegetables should be included in almost every meal.Read these five interesting benefits from them: The risk of heart stroke is reduced by 42% if every day you eat 3 servings of fruits and vegetables. Bananas reduce blood pressure and potassium contained in them is regulating the work of heart. An Orange daily reduces the risk of cancer of the throat and stomach by 50%. Consuming products rich in vitamin C, such as oranges and broccoli, increases protection against the occurrence of coronary diseases. The probability of long living increases for quarter if every day…

• Rhodiola For Bone Loss

  The Natural Health Gazette

  Monique Attinger

  10 May 2013 | 8:53 am

  Osteoporosis is a disease that often affects older women, and which results in a loss of bone density. In effect, the bones become porous and weaker, meaning they are more easily broken. Traditional treatment, particularly for menopausal women,  has included hormonal treatment, in hope that when levels of female hormones are increased, that the loss of bone will be slowed or stopped. This has been a very narrow view of osteoporosis, which like many diseases is precipitated by multiple factors, and needs more than a single treatment. And the disease needs better treatment: osteoporosis is…

• Yoga Can Help Lower Blood Pressure

  Complementary Medicine / Alternative Medicine News From Medical News Today

  19 May 2013 | 1:00 am

  According to a new study presented at the "28th Annual Scientific Meeting", yoga can help lower a person's blood pressure. Desirable or normal blood pressure is generally considered to be below 120/80 (one-twenty over eighty). Where 120 represents the systolic measurement and 80 represents the diastolic measurement...

• Single Session Of Relaxation Response Practice Alters Gene Expression Involved In Inflammation, Energy Metabolism, Insulin Secretion

  Complementary Medicine / Alternative Medicine News From Medical News Today

  3 May 2013 | 1:00 am

  A new study from investigators at the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind/Body Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) finds that elicitation of the relaxation response - a physiologic state of deep rest induced by practices such as meditation, yoga, deep breathing and prayer - produces immediate changes in the expression of...

• NCCAM Research Blog: New Standards Being Developed for Studying Low-back Pain

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  Partap Khalsa, D.C., Ph.D.

  17 May 2013 | 1:00 pm

  As we know, chronic low back pain (cLBP) is an enormous public-health problem—and a frustrating one to patients, health-care providers, and researchers.

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• Yoga Can Help Lower Blood Pressure

  19 May 2013 | 1:10 am

  According to a new study presented at the "28th Annual Scientific Meeting", yoga can help lower a person's blood pressure. Desirable or normal blood pressure is generally considered to be below 120/80 (one-twenty over eighty). Where 120 represents the systolic measurement and 80 represents the diastolic measurement. However, high blood pressure, also known as the "silent killer", affects ...

• Alternative medicine directory Jill's List acquired by California-based Mindbody

  16 May 2013 | 9:19 am

  By Scott Kirsner, Globe ColumnistHow's this for crazy timing? Jill Shah had just sold her Back Bay startup, Jill's List,...        

• New DVD Explores Alternatives for Women Who Have Been Told Hysterectomy is the Only Way to Treat Their Reproductive ...

  16 May 2013 | 12:43 am

  The Institute for Female Alternative Medicine, in conjunction with 981 Media, announces the launch of Hysterectomy Myths, a DVD for women who have been told hysterectomy is the only way to treat their reproductive health disease. (PRWeb May 16, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/Fibroid-Tumor/Disease/prweb10735086.htm

• Garden seasoning or medicine?

  15 May 2013 | 12:50 am

  I was pleasantly surprised to learn that the Minister of Health is concerned about the unsubstantiated claims made by local alternative medicine specialists with regard to the efficacy of their products.

• Wellness Inc

  11 May 2013 | 7:07 am

  Alternative medicine has grown into a $2 billion industry under a regime of light regulation and increasing social acceptance. But with few products tried and tested, should we believe the hype?        

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• NCCAM Research Blog: New Standards Being Developed for Studying Low-back Pain

  Partap Khalsa, D.C., Ph.D.

  17 May 2013 | 1:00 pm

  As we know, chronic low back pain (cLBP) is an enormous public-health problem—and a frustrating one to patients, health-care providers, and researchers.

• Director's Message: Dietary Supplements for Hepatitis C? Not So Fast

  NCCAM

  16 May 2013 | 1:00 pm

  An estimated 3.2 million Americans have chronic hepatitis C, a contagious liver disease caused by the hepatitis C virus. What is particularly worrisome about this disease is that most people do not have any symptoms until the virus has caused liver damage, which can take 10 years or more. Conventional medical therapies are available, but still, some people with hepatitis C try complementary health approaches, such as dietary supplements.

• Time to Talk Tips: 5 Things You Should Know About Dietary Supplements for Hepatitis C

  NCCAM

  13 May 2013 | 5:43 am

  Hepatitis C is a liver disease caused by a virus. It is usually chronic (long-lasting), but most people do not have any symptoms until the virus causes liver damage, which can take 10 or more years to happen.  Without medical treatment, chronic hepatitis C can eventually cause liver cancer or liver failure. Conventional medical treatments are available for chronic hepatitis C. Some people with hepatitis C also try complementary health approaches, especially dietary supplements. If you are considering any dietary supplement for hepatitis C, here are some things you should know.

• Clinical Digest: Hepatitis C and Dietary Supplements

  NCCAM

  13 May 2013 | 5:37 am

  Hepatitis C, a contagious liver disease, is caused by the hepatitis C virus. People can get hepatitis C through contact with blood from a person who is already infected or, less commonly, through having sex with an infected person. The infection usually becomes chronic. Chronic hepatitis C often is treated with drugs that can eliminate the virus. This may slow or stop liver damage, but the drugs may cause side effects, and for some people, treatment is ineffective. Some people with hepatitis C also try complementary health approaches, especially dietary supplements. Several herbal supplements…

• Advisory Council 49th Meeting Agenda—June 7, 2013

  NCCAM

  8 May 2013 | 1:57 pm

  National Advisory Council for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NACCAM) NIH Campus, Building 31/6C Conference Room 10 31 Center Drive Bethesda, Maryland 20892 Visitor Information (NIH)

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• Can Cinnamon Essential Oil Enhance Your Health?

  13 May 2013 | 3:33 pm

  An essential oil with a sweet, warm aroma, cinnamon essential oil is said to promote healing from head to toe. Widely used in aromatherapy, cinnamon essential oil is touted as a natural remedy for health problems ranging from cough and colds to chronic pain and fatigue....Read Full Post

• Can Polarity Therapy Benefit People with Cancer?

  10 May 2013 | 12:00 am

  A type of therapy practiced in alternative medicine, polarity therapy is sometimes said to enhance health in people with cancer. A healing approach that involves balancing the flow of energy in the body to improve wellness, polarity therapy isn't thought to treat cancer itself. However, preliminary research suggests that undergoing polarity therapy may help protect against the negative effects of certain cancer treatments. For example, a number of small studies show polarity therapy may help relieve fatigue and improve quality of life among women undergoing radiation therapy for breast…

• Alleviating Anxiety with Aromatherapy

  8 May 2013 | 6:33 am

  For natural relief of anxiety, some individuals turn to aromatherapy involving the use of lemongrass essential oil (a substance sourced from the Cymbopogon citratus plant). Inhaling the scent of lemongrass essential oil (or applying lemongrass essential oil to the skin in combination with a carrier oil) is thought to promote relaxation and reduce anxiety symptoms....Read Full Post

• Saccharomyces Boulardii: A Natural Treatment for IBD?

  7 May 2013 | 3:27 pm

  About 1.4 million Americans struggle with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), a condition marked by chronic inflammation of the digestive tract. In an effort to soothe symptoms of the two most common forms of IBD (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis), some patients turn to natural remedies like Saccharomyces boulardii (a yeast sourced from the skin of such plants as lychee and mangosteen). Considered a probiotic, Saccharomyces boulardii is said to stimulate the immune system and restore gut health....Read Full Post

• Can Black Walnuts Boost Your Heart Health?

  29 Apr 2013 | 12:00 am

  A type of nut native to eastern North America, black walnut is rich in antioxidants, anti-inflammatory compounds, minerals, and essential fatty acids such as linoleic acid and linolenic acid. Sold in dietary supplement form, black walnut extract is often touted as a natural means of enhancing cardiovascular health and fighting off heart disease....Read Full Post

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  Complementary Medicine / Alternative Medicine News From Medical News Today

• Yoga Can Help Lower Blood Pressure

  19 May 2013 | 1:00 am

  According to a new study presented at the "28th Annual Scientific Meeting", yoga can help lower a person's blood pressure. Desirable or normal blood pressure is generally considered to be below 120/80 (one-twenty over eighty). Where 120 represents the systolic measurement and 80 represents the diastolic measurement...

• Preterm Infants Benefit From Massage Therapy

  16 May 2013 | 1:00 am

  It seems that even for the smallest of people, a gentle massage may be beneficial. Newborn intensive care units (NICUs) are stressful environments for preterm infants; mechanical ventilation, medical procedures, caregiving activities and maternal separation create these stressful conditions...

• Single Session Of Relaxation Response Practice Alters Gene Expression Involved In Inflammation, Energy Metabolism, Insulin Secretion

  3 May 2013 | 1:00 am

  A new study from investigators at the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind/Body Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) finds that elicitation of the relaxation response - a physiologic state of deep rest induced by practices such as meditation, yoga, deep breathing and prayer - produces immediate changes in the expression of...

• Reducing Stress In The Workplace Through Cost-Effective Online Tools

  2 May 2013 | 12:00 am

  The use of Internet-based stress management programs (ISM) effectively reduce stress for a sustainable period, according to a Cleveland Clinic study published recently in Annals of Behavioral Medicine. Online stress management programs aim to increase accessibility for individuals affected by chronic stress at a lesser cost than traditional methods...

• Alternative Therapies May Help Lower Blood Pressure

  24 Apr 2013 | 1:00 am

  Alternative therapies such as aerobic exercise, resistance or strength training, and isometric hand grip exercises may help reduce your blood pressure, according to the American Heart Association...

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• The effects of vitamins C and B12 on human nasal ciliary beat frequency

  Jian Jiao

  19 May 2013 | 5:00 pm

  Background: This study was designed to investigate the effects of the vitamins C and B12 on the regulation of human nasal ciliary beat frequency (CBF). Methods: Human nasal mucosa was removed endoscopically and nasal ciliated cell culture was established. Changes of CBF in response to different concentrations of vitamin C or vitamin B12 were quantified by using high-speed (240 frames per second) digital microscopy combined with a beat-by-beat CBF analysis. Results: At the concentrations of 0.01% and 0.10%, vitamin C induced an initial increase, followed by a gradual decrease of CBF to the…

• Opinions on Kampo and reasons for using it -- results from a cross-sectional survey in three Japanese clinics

  Lydia Hottenbacher

  15 May 2013 | 5:00 pm

  Background: Traditional Japanese Medicine (Kampo) is often used in Japan, but very little data on its users are available. We investigated who uses Kampo, the reasons and opinions for its use. Methods: Questionnaire survey in three Japanese outpatient clinics offering Kampo in different settings: Kampo only, Kampo and traditional Chinese medicine, Kampo and Western medicine. Before seeing the doctor, patients were asked about socio-demographic data, medical history, experience with Kampo, general health-related opinions and behaviours, opinions about Western medicine and Kampo, and reasons…

• Antiprotozoal and antimycobacterial activities of Persea americana seeds

  Adelina Jiménez-Arellanes

  15 May 2013 | 5:00 pm

  Background: Persea americana seeds are widely used in traditional Mexican medicine to treat rheumatism, asthma, infectious processes as well as diarrhea and dysentery caused by intestinal parasites. Methods: The chloroformic and ethanolic extracts of P. americana seeds were prepared by maceration and their amoebicidal, giardicidal and trichomonicidal activity was evaluated. These extracts were also tested against Mycobacterium tuberculosis H37Rv, four mono-resistant and two multidrug resistant strains of M. tuberculosis as well as five non tuberculosis mycobacterium strains by MABA assay.

• Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antimicrobial activities of Cocos nucifera var. typica

  Rafaela Silva

  15 May 2013 | 5:00 pm

  Background: Teas from the husk fiber of Cocos nucifera are used in the folk medicine to treat arthritis and other inflammatory processes. Some works show that some varieties have biological activities. However, one of the main variety of the species, C. nucifera var. typica, known in Brazil as "gigante", was not studied yet. Thus, this study evaluates if this variety has the anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial activities already reported in other varieties. Methods: C. nucifera aqueous crude extract (10, 50, and 100 mg/kg) and the reference drugs morphine (1 mg/kg) and…

• Lactobacillus fermentation enhances the inhibitory effect of Hwangryun-haedok-tang in an ovariectomy-induced bone loss

  Ki-Shuk Shim

  15 May 2013 | 5:00 pm

  Background: Hwangryun-haedok-tang (HRT) is traditional herbal medicine used to treat inflammatory-related diseases in Asia. However, its effect on osteoclastogenesis and bone loss is still unknown. In this study, we evaluated the effect of HRT and its fermented product (fHRT) on the receptor activator for the nuclear factor-kappaB ligand-induced osteoclastogenesis using murine bone marrow-derived macrophages and postmenopausal bone loss using an ovariectomy (OVX) rat model. Methods: Tartrate resistant acid phosphatase (TRAP) staining was employed to evaluate osteoclast formation. mRNA level…

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• What are the Fibromyalgia Treatment Supplements?

  admin4

  19 May 2013 | 3:30 pm

  Fibromyalgia is a condition in which a person experiences chronic widespread pain and stiffness of the joints. Some patients with this medical condition may also experience bowel abnormalities, swallowing issues, sleep disturbance and even numbness as well as a tingling sensation. Fibromyalgia’s exact cause is still unknown and hence the various treatments only cure the [...]Related Posts:Fibromyalgia – What Is It And What Alternative…Supplements and Alternatives for Joint Pain and ArthritisMusic Therapy, Acupuncture for Pain ManagementLiving With ArthritisWhat Is Adrenal…

• What are the Benefits of Massage Therapy for Diabetes?

  admin4

  16 May 2013 | 3:30 pm

  Diabetes is a disease which results from the improper and inadequate production of insulin or the insufficient utilization of hormone insulin. Insulin is an important substance which is required to convert the food we consume into energy and it does so by transferring the glucose from blood to the different body cells. To cure diabetes, [...]Related Posts:The Best Ayurvedic Treatments for DiabetesWhat are the Types of Massage Therapy Techniques?How to Use Kerala Ayurveda for Diabetes?Health Benefits of Massage Therapy10 Natural Supplements for Diabetes Management

• What is the Natural Remedy for Sinus Infection?

  admin4

  14 May 2013 | 3:30 pm

  Sinusitis or sinus infection refers to a condition in which inflammation of the paranasal sinuses happens and this could be as a result of an allergy or an infection. Sinus infection is a very common nasal condition which can prove to be very annoying and causes a lot of misery to a person. In normal [...]Related Posts:Natural Sinus Infection Remedies You Can UseHomeopathic Remedies for Sinus Infection – What Works and…Acute or Chronic Cough Remedies – Some Holistic SolutionsHome Remedies for Yeast InfectionsNatural Decongestants From Nature’s Bounty

• The Various Veterinary Acupuncture Benefits

  admin4

  12 May 2013 | 3:30 pm

  For all those who thought that the art of acupuncture treatment was only beneficial for humans, here’s a fresh check. Lately, an increasing number of people are turning to acupuncture for treating various kinds of medical conditions such as muscle pain, sleep disorders etc in animals. Veterinary acupuncture is becoming popular by the passing day [...]Related Posts:FAQs About Veterinary AcupunctureAlternative Therapies For Pets That WorkAlternative Treatments for Pets Becoming PopularWhat Are the Benefits of Acupuncture? What Ailments Can It…What is the Tinnitus Acupuncture Treatment?

• What are the Types of Massage Therapy Techniques?

  admin4

  9 May 2013 | 3:30 pm

  A therapeutic massage is one of the most relaxing techniques in the world and is a preferred choice for physical or mental relaxation of most of the people across the world. A good massage can not only help a person to rejuvenate but can also provide relief from pain and high blood pressure. There are [...]Related Posts:The Most Popular Massage Therapy TechniquesSwedish Massage Techniques – The 5 Steps of Swedish…What Is Massage Therapy and What Are Its Applications?Massage Therapy for Common AilmentsSwedish Massage Side Effects

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  Blog of Herbs & Health

• Depression and Chinese Herbal Medicine treatment alternatives

  Sean

  12 May 2013 | 4:23 pm

  In the United States, it seems as though the number of diagnosed cases of depression seem to be growing exponentially each year, and furthermore, it seems as though anti-depressants are prescribed as a catch-all for many illnesses unrelated to depression, such as fibromyalgia, obesity, PMS, or other off-label uses. Lexapro (escitalopram) is the 5th most [...]

• Diabetes Treatment with Chinese Medicine and Herbs

  Sean

  10 May 2013 | 3:49 pm

  Diabetes is often referred to as Xiao Ke Disease(wasting and thirsting), by Chinese Medicine practitioners. Xiao Ke suggests thirst, hunger, and frequent urination, as well as muscle wasting. While there is some overlap between Xiao Ke and diabetes, the two terms are not interchangeable with one another. Xiao Ke is most similar to Type I [...]

• Is Fermented Cold Liver Oil (FCLO) a healthier alternative to fish oil supplements?

  Sean

  31 Mar 2013 | 8:51 pm

  Everyone and their mother has heard about the benefits of fish oil supplements; omega-3 fatty acids are important to decrease inflammation among other things, and DHA/EPA are essential during pregnancy for brain development in the fetus. But, new studies are showing that isolated polyunsaturated fatty acid/omega-3 rich fish oil, may not be the best form [...]

• Naturally Clear Skin and Herbal Skin Detoxification

  Sean

  14 Feb 2013 | 6:04 pm

  The skin, as many of us know, is the largest organ of the body, and yet it often is overlooked when considering detoxification.  Irritation, redness, itchiness, rashes and dryness are just some of the problems that may arise in the skin indicating that there may be a problem on the interior of the body. But [...]

• How To Naturally Detox and Cleanse with Diet Exercise and Herbs

  Sean

  16 Jan 2013 | 2:44 am

  Detoxification involves diet or lifestyle changes that reduce the intake of toxins, while improving the elimination of them at the same time. The fundamental idea behind detoxification is to give your body some much needed rest and the time needed to eliminate the toxins that have built up over time. Some signs that you could [...]

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  Natural Health Tips and Ayurvedic Medicine

• Peepal, the Herbal Aphrodisiac and Beauty Enhancer

  Dr. Arati Varma

  19 May 2013 | 8:42 pm

  Seen in the vicinity of temples and holy places, Peepal tree is regarded as one of the most sacred trees of the Hindus and Buddhists. Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment under this particular tree and hence this tree came to be known as “Bodhi- the tree of wisdom”. The botanical name of this tree is Ficus [...]

• Nigella Seed and Flax, The Seeds of Health Hiding in Nature

  Dr. Arati Varma

  13 May 2013 | 7:19 am

   You can’t disagree with me if I say that the seeds of health are black and brown. Yes, I am talking about Nigella Seeds (Onion seeds alia black seeds or Kalonji) and our new generation superfood, Flaxseeds. Black Seed, the Sacred Cure for Every Disease Black Seed, also known as Krishna jeeraka in Sanskrit, has [...]

• Why are Essential Fatty Acids “Essential”?

  Dr. Arati Varma

  8 May 2013 | 9:35 pm

  Fatty acids are the basic building blocks of all the fats and oils. Those fatty acids that are required by the body for maintaining health and that which the body cannot produce are called Essential Fatty Acids (EFA). In short, EFA are the “good fats” which can be supplied only through the daily diet. EFAs [...]

• Obesity Through the Eyes of Ayurveda

  Dr. Arati Varma

  28 Apr 2013 | 11:09 pm

  The longer the belt, the shorter the life!! Obesity may be described as a condition characterised by excessive deposition or storage of fat in the body, or being more than one fifth overweight as compared to the normal weight range. Ayurveda calls it as Atisthoulya or Medoroga and Charakacharya has included this category of people [...]

• Beat the summer before it beats you!

  Dr. Arati Varma

  17 Apr 2013 | 11:44 pm

  Ayurveda provides the best solution to maintain vitality in this zapping summer. During greeshma ritu (summer season) Kapha dosha decreases day by day and Vata increases. DIET TIPS *Food which is easy to digest is recommended during summer as digestive fire remains low during this season. *Limit the intake of spicy, salty and sour food items. *Sweet, [...]

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• How Deeply Rooted Are You?

  19 May 2013 | 3:30 am

  When our spirits choose to incarnate into a human body and live on the planet it is understood that we are to respect and honor this outer garment we ...Read Full Post

• Have You Changed Your Name?

  17 May 2013 | 1:01 am

  May 17, 2013 - Topic: Spiritual Name Changes - I have met many people in the healing and spiritual community that go by different names than their birth names. ...Read Full Post

• Are You Tired of Attracting Crappy Experiences?

  16 May 2013 | 5:21 am

  April, a reader who is struggling with not feeling good about herself, says "My Law of Attraction looks like this: I feel like crap, so my life reflects crap." ...Read Full Post

• Listening is Key to Sound Healing

  15 May 2013 | 9:00 am

  When is the last time you "unplugged" yourself from the television, stereo, cell phone, or iPod? To truly benefit from sound healing the key is to become aware of ...Read Full Post

• Enlightenment

  14 May 2013 | 5:01 pm

  Healing Photo of the Week...Read Full Post

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• EFT Emotional Freedom Techniques - Daily Mail Approved!

  17 May 2013 | 1:07 am

  The AMT has been promoting EFT Emotional Freedom Techniques since 1998, and in that time we've seen hundreds of thousands of people across the world improve their lives dramatically thanks to the simple technique. In 2013, popularity for this gentle and effective healing modality seems to be rising to previously unprecedented levels, first with self-help guru Louise Hay declaring her love for the technique, and now even the Daily Mail in the UK have expressed amazement at how well it works!

• EFT Case Story: A Brief Journey from Hate to Resentment to Love

  16 May 2013 | 4:47 am

  EFT Master Practitioner Suheyla Pinar Alper from Turkey writes: Aylin, is a 17 year-old, bubbly, sensitive teenager, a first-year psychology student at university, whom I met at a friend's engagement party. When she heard I was an energist, a personal development consultant as well, she caught me at one corner of the room to whisper to me that she would love to come see me for a few sessions. When we finally met, she told me that she had difficulty dealing with her feelings regarding 8-10 year-old little girls. She resented them, and whenever they came close to anyone she loved, she actually…

• EmoTrance Case Story: Work Stress? What Stress!

  16 May 2013 | 3:10 am

  AMT Trainer Tony Leake from Nottinghamshire, England writes: Heather has previously done a couple of EFT sessions with me. Although she got a lot from them but hasn't been for a while. She described the previous sessions as being very intense and had found that talking about previous aspects had been uncomfortable for her. I suggested that we try another session with EmoTrance as a way to help her without ever needing to talk which she agreed would be a good thing... Read on for the full case story

• TimeLineEFT Practitioner

  6 May 2013 | 3:49 am

  AMT trainer Peter Delves is providing the first TimelineEFT Practitioner training in Kenilworth, Warwickshire UK from 29-30 June 2013. Here he explains how and why he developed this EFT training course ...

• Energists, Stop The Ego Trip

  2 May 2013 | 7:55 am

  EmoTrance and EFT Master Practitioner John Blosse from Brighton, UK writes: I'm sometimes asked what I can heal people of, or what my success rate is. My answer to this is 'I don't heal anyone and the success rate is not mine. It doesn't and never will belong to me'. What's more, if someone tells you that they can heal your issue then they are coming from ego and your potential for healing will be limited.

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  Tiny Farm Blog

• Seas of seedlings

  Mike (tfb)

  8 May 2013 | 10:29 am

  An endless sea of sweet pepper seedlings, out from under the fluorescent lamps, getting used to the sun. Well, not endless, a few hundred plants, mostly red, yellow and orange bell type. If all goes well, that should be…plenty! Posted from WordPress for Android Seas of seedlings

• Toothpick timekeeping!

  Mike (tfb)

  5 May 2013 | 1:49 pm

  [From 4-May-2013] Toothpick timekeeping system. Two toothpicks means two days hardening off in the sun. Simple and, I suspect, sustainabls – a single box of toothpicks could probably be made to last a lifetime. For when you’re not doing everything at once… Toothpick timekeeping!

• Tape time!

  Mike (tfb)

  18 Apr 2013 | 4:18 pm

  [From 15-Apr-2013] Tape time again, measuring out this year’s market garden. I’ve come up with various schemes to do away with this step as an annual thing, but end up wanting to move things around, or accidentally tilling under a critical stake or two left from the year before. The method is pretty primitive:  walk around with a 200′ reel tape measure, trying to keep things square (the 3-4-5 trick!), staking an outline that can be used later to easily line up smaller sections as needed. That’s Rochelle at the other end, doing this two-person is the preferred way to…

• Ice storm

  Mike (tfb)

  15 Apr 2013 | 8:19 pm

  [From 11-Apr-2013] Ice storm. Some strange, quick mix of rain and freezing cold that puts a thick coating of ice on everything, and creates thick little icicles wherever water drips (like, above, from the 3-point hitch that’s attaching the rototiller to the tiny tractor. Quite amazing, and a little alarming as well when you pass under big trees drooping and sagging under the extra weight. Massive branches falling and whole trees toppling are taking out power lines all over, it’s already been out for 12 hours in places around here, and the radio’s saying it might not be…

• New plug sheets

  Mike (tfb)

  8 Apr 2013 | 4:52 pm

  Picked up a small shipment of new plug sheets and webbed trays at the post office. I really stretch ‘em out, have some going for years—they’re reusable, but not incredibly tough, especially when you take them into the field for transplanting. Handle with care and all that, and replace as needed! These are 72-cell sheets, my basic standby. Bigger is generally better here (my other standby is 38-cells), but there’s only so much room under the lights: if you keep the timing tight, don’t leave things in there too long, they’re fine for just about any small seed.

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• the maple in the yard

  Tina Sams

  14 May 2013 | 8:15 pm

  Maple trees are common and we almost don't even notice them.  In the early spring, sugar maples are tapped for their sweet sap, but otherwise their usefulness and beauty is pretty much taken for granted. Walking up the back steps after working in the yard today, I paused in the shade of the maple tree and thought back to other maples I've loved over the years. Growing up, we lived in an old farm house with 2 giant maples in the front corners of the house and a third along the side.  They stood guard over the house with their leaves swaying sweetly in the summer breezes.  We…

• Violet Leaf Experiment #1

  Tina Sams

  26 Apr 2013 | 5:59 am

   Disclaimer - I am so far from a scientist that my high school science teacher probably rolls around uncomfortably in his grave every time I even use the *word* scientist.  This is an interesting hobby, but no testing is done except with my senses. A few days ago I decided that it would be interesting to try to distill violet leaf.  To the best of my knowledge, true violet FLOWER essential oil is non-existent.  You will possibly find people who sell it, but my guess is that they are either misinformed or dishonest.  The LEAF oil is available and is obtained through…

• Missing my little violet picker

  Tina Sams

  25 Apr 2013 | 12:16 pm

  When my daughter was little, she was always my companion and helper during violet season.  For a week or two each spring, on sunny afternoons we'd go down to the orchard with baskets and sit under the blossoming trees picking violets for drying, syrups and jelly.  During those hours, she and I would discuss all the burning questions of the day.  Why aren't there violets all year long?  Why does the dog always chase the rabbits and groundhogs?  Do bird mamas love their babies?  And so the days would pass.  Quickly.  Ever so quickly. Eventually Aunt Susie…

• The View from this Side of the Fence

  Tina Sams

  22 Apr 2013 | 11:26 am

  Because of what I do for a living, more than half of my close friends are business owners.  Most likely they have no employees and pour their hearts and souls into their businesses.  We call our various businesses our "babies," and are often raising our kids at the same time, again often without help. So when a friend wrote to me the other day hurt and angry that she was being slandered on a large plant/herb forum by (oddly enough) a brand new woman in business, my heart really went out to her.  My friend is a wholesale supplier.  She accepts orders and then produces to…

• The Woodland Cure

  Tina Sams

  19 Apr 2013 | 1:12 pm

  Being inside today means being in some way connected to the news of the manhunt in Boston.  Even several states away, it is surreal and it saturates everything with fear and the feeling that bad people are everywhere.  Enough!  Into the woods! I happily snapped as I went along, but the pictures are in no particular order.  They are all taken between my backyard and the far edge of the property.  Come on.  It'll make you feel better.  It sure did help me! A tiny barberry plant growing right next to a dead nettle. Blackberry canes have arched across some parts…

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  Pilates and Reiki In Paradise

• Spring Is Finally Here

  Lynda Lippin

  12 May 2013 | 11:38 am

  Pilates and Reiki In ParadiseWhile today is Mother’s Day, I prefer to focus instead on the fact that it is finally spring. You see, my mother has been in a nursing home for the past 20 years, and now has advanced dementia to the point where she doesn’t recognize me anymore. She is also in hospice care, showing the [...]The post Spring Is Finally Here appeared first on Pilates Fitness Reiki NYC. Spring Is Finally Here

• DVD Review: Lisa Johnson Modern Pilates & Body Physica: Intense

  Lynda Lippin

  16 Apr 2013 | 1:18 pm

  Pilates and Reiki In ParadiseTwo Great New Fitness and Pilates DVDs from Boston-based Pilates Pilates teacher, Lisa Johnson Social media has been one of the most effective Pilates networking tools I have ever used. In the past I joined professional collectives, forums, and training organizations to meet other trainers, and none brought me as many solid, practical, and talented [...]The post DVD Review: Lisa Johnson Modern Pilates & Body Physica: Intense appeared first on Pilates Fitness Reiki NYC. DVD Review: Lisa Johnson Modern Pilates & Body Physica: Intense

• Fish Oil

  Lynda Lippin

  9 Mar 2013 | 3:31 am

  Pilates and Reiki In ParadiseI don’t take a lot of supplements beyond a basic multi-vitamin (since I do believe that we get less nutrients out of our food that is either grown in depleted soil or has been fed nutritionally-deficient plants), some calcium, and Adapten-All, and adrenal support herbal blend. But I do take fish oil supplements and niacin [...]The post Fish Oil appeared first on Pilates Fitness Reiki NYC. Fish Oil

• Drink Plenty of Water

  Lynda Lippin

  3 Mar 2013 | 3:43 pm

  Pilates and Reiki In ParadiseOur Bodies Need Water to Function Sometimes it is hard to picture ourselves as the intricate biological machines that we are. Similar to any machine, we run on electricity (our nervous system) and, like any electrical system, we need water to run properly. Lack of water can lead to mental fogginess, muscle cramping, dry skin, [...]The post Drink Plenty of Water appeared first on Pilates Fitness Reiki NYC. Drink Plenty of Water

• Book Review: Unjunk Your Junk Food

  Lynda Lippin

  25 Feb 2013 | 1:33 pm

  Pilates and Reiki In ParadiseAs an educated, junk food eating consumer, you must have this book. Andrea Domsky and Randy Boyer, founders of NaturallySavvy.com, have outdone themselves with their handy reference book, Unjunk Your Junk Food. Seriously, I was not expecting to love this little book as much as I do. I now look at it every few days [...]The post Book Review: Unjunk Your Junk Food appeared first on Pilates Fitness Reiki NYC. Book Review: Unjunk Your Junk Food

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• What we can learn from one of the worst charities in the world

  16 May 2013 | 8:28 am

  I normally hate to be critical of specific charities, but I’m going to make an exception because I’ve just found one of the worst charities in the world. Homeopaths Without Borders (HWB) has provided homeopathic ...

• Homeopathic Pain Medicine Contains Poison

  13 May 2013 | 1:56 pm

  At my local mega-grocery store last weekend, I happened to stroll down the aisle dedicated to homeopathic treatments. I saw shelf after shelf of brightly colored packages, all claiming health benefits. Most of these "medicines" were not cheap.

• NZ Press Council Ruling Against North and South Magazine

  12 May 2013 | 4:42 pm

  In July 2012 the New Zealand magazine North and South ran a feature on alternative medicine which contained an article on homeopathy titled “ Homeopathy – Trick or Treatment” . The article contained the statements : “ homeopathic remedies ...

• 'Committed docs, students can popularise homeopathy'

  11 May 2013 | 5:04 pm

  Treating human being equally is a best service. Homeopathy is far better than other scientific methods as it treats man as a single unit, opined Karnataka Board of Homeopathic System of Medicine President Dr B T Rudresh. Speaking after inaugurating a new block at Father Muller Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital at Deralakatte on the outskirts of Mangalore on Friday, he expressed concern ...

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  9 May 2013 | 10:55 am

  The Guardian reports that Prince Charles is standing up for climate science and criticizing the forces of climate change denial. If you know about the Prince's GMO fear-mongering and falsehoods about GM crops and his dangerous promotion of alternative medicine (such as homeopathy), then you know he is not the best emissary for science. Indeed, one well-respected scientist has called him a "snake ...

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• Why can't I let it go: a case of Salix fragilis

  Patricia Mache

  28 Apr 2013 | 10:20 pm

  A case of a 35 year old lady, who first came to my clinic to treat her depression and anxieties. At that time, she was on psychiatric medication that did not do her any good and caused side effects. The depression began after she had a motorcycle accident, five years ago.

• A disadvantaged girl: a case of Drosera

  Patricia Mache

  28 Apr 2013 | 9:31 am

  A. is a 17 year old girl, the eldest of three, with two brothers. She is in Grade 11 at a boarding school for disadvantaged teenage girls. Her parents are divorced (father imprisoned, mother remarried) so in the vacations, she stays with her mother and adoptive father.

• Loves to play as if an animal: a case of Chocolate

  Patricia Mache

  28 Apr 2013 | 7:10 am

  The patient is a 9 year old girl who suffered in the past from atopic dermatitis, behind the right knee, which then moved to the left knee and then to the elbows.

• Table of Plants: the fourth column

  Patricia Mache

  28 Apr 2013 | 7:00 am

  Column four is the midpoint of the table of plants. It represents the balance between the masculine and feminine qualities of giving and receiving.

• The Table of Plants; a brief overview

  Patricia Mache

  28 Apr 2013 | 6:58 am

  From oneness to duality and back to oneness – the feminine and masculine role The course of the columns in the table also describes a developmental journey traversing nature’s duality, from its feminine to its masculine pole.

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• Paulina Jermyn Trevelyan (1816-1866)

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  17 May 2013 | 11:52 am

  Paulina Jermyn Trevelyan (1816-1866)  ’… was an English painter, married in May 1835 to Sir Walter Calverley Trevelyan, 6th Baronet. She is noted for having single-handedly made Wallington Hall in Northumberland a centre of High Victorian cultural life, and enchanting by her intellect and art, John Ruskin, Algernon Chales Swinburne, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Robert Browning, Christina Georgina Rossetti, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, William Michael Rossetti, Thomas Carlyle, and John Everett Millais and other members of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood…’ In…

• George Frederick D’Arcy Lambton 2nd Earl of Durham (1828-1879)

  Sue

  16 May 2013 | 3:31 am

  George Frederick D’Arcy Lambton 2nd Earl of Durham (1828-1879) ’… styled Viscount Lambton from 1831 to 1845, was a British peer…’ George Frederick D’Arcy Lambton 2nd Earl of Durham was a patient (Thomas Moore, Wilfred S Dowden (Ed.), The Journal of Thomas Moore: 1831-1835, (Associated University Presse, 1 Oct 1987). Page 1663) and advocate of homeopathy, From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Lambton,_2nd_Earl_of_Durham ‘… Durham was the eldest surviving son of John Lambton, 1st Earl of Durham, and his second wife Lady Louisa…

• William Francis Cowper Temple 1st Baron Mount Temple (1811-1888)

  Sue

  13 May 2013 | 10:54 am

  William Francis Cowper Temple 1st Baron Mount Temple (1811-1888) ‘… PC known as William Cowper (pronounced “Cooper”) before 1869 and as William Cowper Temple between 1869 and 1880, was a British Liberal Party politician and statesman…’ Just before his death on 16th October 1888, William Francis Cowper Temple, 1st Baron Mount Temple wrote to James John Garth Wilkinson from Broadlands in Romsey: ‘… We shall be too happy to see you whenever you can come and your daughter also… We shall think it a particular compliment of you will appear…

• James Keir Hardie senior (1856-1915)

  Sue

  2 May 2013 | 1:22 am

  James Keir Hardie senior (1856-1915) ‘… was a Scottish socialist and labour leader, and was the first Independent Labour Member of Parliament elected to the Parliament of the United Kingdom. Hardie is regarded as one of the primary founders of the Independent Labour Party as well as the Labour Party of which it later was a part…’ Anon, The Parliamentary Debates (official Report).: House of Commons,Contains the 4th session of the 28th Parliament through the 1st session of the 48th Parliament, (H.M. Stationery Office, 6 Feb 1912). Pages 495-496.

• Henri Boiron (1906-1994) and Jean Boiron (1906-1996)

  Sue

  29 Apr 2013 | 9:24 am

  Henri Boiron (1906-1994) and Jean Boiron (1906-1996) (*photos used courtesy of Homéopathe International by Sylvain Cazalet at PHOTOTHÈQUE HOMÉOPATHIQUE) wer French homeopathic pharmacists who founded the famous Boiron Company. From http://boiron.ca/en/about-boiron/who-are-we/ ‘… Boiron was founded by twin brothers Jean and Henri Boiron, both pharmacists with keen scientific minds and an indomitable entrepreneurial spirit. Here are a few milestones that have shaped Boiron’s history over the years: In June 1932, René Baudry [Rene Baudry], a highly respected…

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• Spring Is Finally Here

  Lynda Lippin

  12 May 2013 | 11:38 am

  Reiki Goddess Blog While today is Mother’s Day, I prefer to focus instead on the fact that it is finally spring. You see, my mother has been in a nursing home for the past 20 years, and now has advanced dementia to the point where she doesn’t recognize me anymore. She is also in hospice care, showing the [...] The post Spring Is Finally Here appeared first on Pilates Fitness Reiki NYC. Spring Is Finally Here

• DVD Review: Lisa Johnson Modern Pilates & Body Physica: Intense

  Lynda Lippin

  16 Apr 2013 | 1:18 pm

  Reiki Goddess Blog Two Great New Fitness and Pilates DVDs from Boston-based Pilates Pilates teacher, Lisa Johnson Social media has been one of the most effective Pilates networking tools I have ever used. In the past I joined professional collectives, forums, and training organizations to meet other trainers, and none brought me as many solid, practical, and talented [...] The post DVD Review: Lisa Johnson Modern Pilates & Body Physica: Intense appeared first on Pilates Fitness Reiki NYC. DVD Review: Lisa Johnson Modern Pilates & Body Physica: Intense

• Fish Oil

  Lynda Lippin

  9 Mar 2013 | 3:31 am

  Reiki Goddess Blog I don’t take a lot of supplements beyond a basic multi-vitamin (since I do believe that we get less nutrients out of our food that is either grown in depleted soil or has been fed nutritionally-deficient plants), some calcium, and Adapten-All, and adrenal support herbal blend. But I do take fish oil supplements and niacin [...] The post Fish Oil appeared first on Pilates Fitness Reiki NYC. Fish Oil

• Drink Plenty of Water

  Lynda Lippin

  3 Mar 2013 | 3:43 pm

  Reiki Goddess BlogOur Bodies Need Water to Function Sometimes it is hard to picture ourselves as the intricate biological machines that we are. Similar to any machine, we run on electricity (our nervous system) and, like any electrical system, we need water to run prope...Drink Plenty of Water

• Book Review: Unjunk Your Junk Food

  Lynda Lippin

  25 Feb 2013 | 1:33 pm

  Reiki Goddess BlogAs an educated, junk food eating consumer, you must have this book. Andrea Domsky and Randy Boyer, founders of NaturallySavvy.com, have outdone themselves with their handy reference book, Unjunk Your Junk Food. Seriously, I was not expecting to love th...Book Review: Unjunk Your Junk Food

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• Your Sitting Posture Is Killing You

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  17 May 2013 | 11:08 am

  How many hours a day do you sit? If you are like most Americans, it’s too much. U.S. adults spend, on average, between 4.5 and 5 hours a day sitting.[1] Those who sit more than 11 hours per day have a 40%higher risk of chronic diseases than those who sit fewer than 4 hours per day.[2 A recent article in the New York Times, “The Posture Guru of Silicon Valley,” describes how Esther Gokhale teaches the geeks and executives in Silicon Valley techniques for maintaining better posture. Changing simple behaviors, such as slouching in a C curve verses sitting up relaxed on your sits bones,…

• Ridding Oneself from Pesky Toenail Fungus

  admin

  17 May 2013 | 7:35 am

  Now that our luscious warm weather has arrived I am beginning to see in my massage practice the rise of quite scruffy, scaly feet, calluses, cracked skin around the heels, imbedded dirt, and toenail fungus.  Left untreated such foot conditions can lead to more serious problems such as fungal spread and loss of toenails.  Foot fungus and toenail fungus can cause inflammation, swelling, pain, yellowing of the nails as well as thickening and/or crumbling of the nails. Some causes may be due to wearing synthetic socks, having feet daily in moist environments such as shower rooms in gyms and…

• Chosing the right Physical Therapist can effect your recovery

  admin

  8 May 2013 | 10:01 am

  There are many physicians in town who specialize.  Some are board certified in family medicine, internal medicine, chronic pain, or orthopedics.  Physical therapists also specialize.  There are therapists in town that specialize in aquatics, geriatrics, pediatrics, work hardening, sports, joint replacements, and chronic pain.  Personally, I have no treadmill, bike, or any other type of sports equipment.  I specialize in joint and soft tissue mobilization usually of the cervical or lumbar spine.  I  also treat shoulders and have a special interest in coccyx or tailbone injuries.

• Brain Health Responds to Protecting Your Hippocampus

  admin

  29 Apr 2013 | 7:30 pm

  Chronic stress can lead to our brains getting into a rut and causes us to oftentimes repeat dysfunctional behaviors such as overreacting or arguing with imaginary others in the bathroom mirror over challenges or emotional traumas we feel we face.  Chronic stress initiates a response cascading a stress hormone release into the bloodstream and this lowers our brain function in order to meet the needs for addressing the “fight or flight” response our bodies require.  High levels of stress chemistry, especially cortisol, damages the hippocampus, a brain structure responsible in making…

• Microwaving Harms Nutrients in Foods

  admin

  17 Apr 2013 | 8:11 am

  For many years we have all enjoyed using a microwave oven to warm or cook our foods.  Today research is beginning to reveal the damaging effects this type of cooking is having with the quality of the food, especially for fats and proteins that causes them to become more difficult to absorb.  Great health requires great absorption of a wide variety of essential nutrients we must consume daily.  Food molecules, each with a distinctive shape and length, become altered in the microwaving process.  Nutrient receptors on our cells that await the proper raw materials to pass by for their…

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• Nasal Irrigation for Seasonal Allergies

  Sabra Way

  25 Apr 2013 | 10:50 am

  Spring seems to have arrived after a shaky start! The last 2 posts on seasonal allergies covered supplements, herbs, probiotics, and nutraceuticals. Seasonal Allergies: Astragalus, Pycnogenol and Silymarin Seasonal Allergies and Probiotics In addition to trying supplements either herbal or nutraceutical you could also try nasal irrigation for your allergies. Several studies have shown that nasal irrigation can reduce the symptoms of seasonal rhinitis.  One study listed below uses a product called Sinus Buster that contains homeopathic Capsicum (cayenne pepper) and eucalyptus. That is a…

• Seasonal Allergies and Probiotics

  Sabra Way

  12 Apr 2013 | 10:55 am

  The last post referred to pycnogenol, astragalus and silymarin for seasonal allergies. This week it's probiotics. Two studies came up both involving children.  Lactobacillus salivarius or placebo was used in 199 children with allergic rhinitis for 12 weeks. There was a reduction in symptoms and a slight reduction in medication use.  When examined after 3 months of probiotic treatment, the Lactobacillus salivarius-treated group reported reduced nasal and eye symptoms compared with the UT (untreated) group. The other study added the probiotic (Lactobacillus johnsonii EM1)…

• Seasonal Allergies: Astragalus, Pycnogenol and Silymarin

  Sabra Way

  9 Apr 2013 | 5:23 am

  It is hard to imagine spring is here as it is minus 13 C' with the windchill today and aged frozen snowbanks are holding firm in the shade. Soon the pollen will be in that wind and allergies will be on the minds of some of us. All of these herbs or supplements have been found to reduce  the symptoms of seasonal allergies.Astragalus was used in a astragalus preparation (Lectranal) in patients  with mild-to-moderate seasonal allergic rhinitis. hose patients with ragweed pollen allergy had significant improvement but everyone in the treatment groups did have improvement. The Lectranal…

• The Best of CAM Studies 2012 - Part 2

  Sabra Way

  22 Mar 2013 | 9:59 am

  Here is the second installment of the best CAM studies gathered in 2012.  It is a snapshot of the kinds of studies that are published frequently.  Pycnogenol Supplementation Improves Cognitive Function in Students The Effect of Multiple Micronutrient Supplementation in Sub-fertile Women Undergoing Ovulation Induction.  Cow's Milk Challenge in Children with Cow's Milk Allergy and Suspected Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)  Intravenous Vitamin C for Treatment of Shingles. The Effect of Herbal Extract (EstroG-100) on Pre, Peri and Postmenopausal Women. Supplementation with…

• Valentine's Day, Love and Libido in Men.

  Sabra Way

  14 Feb 2013 | 6:08 am

  A few studies for men and the people that love them on Valentine's Day. My apologies that there are no studies for women's libido or sexual function. Nothing has come across my desk lately. :( All of the studies involve supplements and in one case a herb, saffron. A variety of supplements were tried: Coenzyme Q10, pyconogenol, L-argenine, L-citrulline and soy isoflavones. Three were for erectile dysfunction. Twenty-four men with erectile dysfunction were randomly assigned to 1.5g a day of L-citrulline or placebo for 1 month. Fifty percent of the The L-citrulline had an improvement…

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• Does Your Aura Affect Energy Fields and Electronics?

  Kala

  16 May 2013 | 8:19 pm

  Kala Ambrose teaching about Auras at Edgar Cayce’s ARE In this column feature “Ask Kala” intuitive and ancient wisdom teacher Kala Ambrose invites you to email your probing metaphysical, esoteric and paranormal questions. Due to the volume of email she receives, she won’t be able to answer back individual e-mails. Instead, she’ll choose interesting questions and answer them here on Kala’s Bohemian Blog.  This question is from Kelley. Kelley writes – “Hello Kala, I have a digital alarm clock that I used to have to reset every 5 days or so because it gained…

• Conversations with the Universe with Simran Singh

  Kala

  11 May 2013 | 11:19 am

  Do you see signs, numbers or things repeatedly? Have there been moments of synchronicity in your life? Ever wondered if the universe has a hidden language? Are you ready to tap into your Conversation with the Universe? Award winning 11:11 Magazine publisher and 11:11 Talk Radio Host, Simran Singh, has written a book entitled Conversations With the Universe… How the World Speaks to Us. Simran’s work has always been beautifully creative, wisdom filled and devoted to the journey of the soul. This is book will assist you in becoming aware of your conversation and an expanded experience of…

• Receiving Messages from Your Animal Guides

  Kala

  2 May 2013 | 3:06 am

  I love birds, many of them are my totem animals and I’ve always resonated with their energy. A wonderful variety of our feathered friends surround our home here and every year at the holidays, a Wren nests in our front door.  Nothing feels sweeter than seeing that wee Wren sleeping each night on the wreath hanging on our door. One of the aspects that I adore about all birds is that they are tenacious by nature and determined to do what they do best. This brings me to the story at hand… A couple of days ago, a Woodpecker in our area attracted a mate and he is now…

• Join Kala Ambrose and the Spirits of New Orleans at the Vampire Ball

  Kala

  29 Apr 2013 | 9:41 pm

  Author Kala Ambrose in New Orleans Ask me now about the first time I read Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice and you’ll still see the warm grin rise from my lips along with a mischievous gleam appearing in my eye as I explain how her writing touched me and lured me into her world of vampires and their chronicles. I grew up in Louisiana and when I discovered Ms. Rice’s books, I had moved away from my homeland.  When reading her books, I was not only touched by her stories, but by the vivid description and details of New Orleans.  She has the magnificent ability to allow one to…

• Exploring The Auric Energy of Virginia Beach

  Kala

  27 Mar 2013 | 8:35 pm

  Kala Ambrose teaching about Auras at Edgar Cayce’s ARE I had such a great time teaching about The Awakened Aura at Edgar Cayce’s ARE in Virginia Beach, in a beautiful room where the portrait of Cayce represented his presence and spirit throughout the building. I’ve visited the ARE in the past and it was a joy to be there again, this time to teach and share.  If you haven’t been before, it’s well worth your time to visit, attend a workshop and explore the library and beautiful meditation room. During my workshop an attendee mentioned that she had read in my book…

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  19 May 2013 | 6:41 pm

  Her right eyelid began uncontrollably twitching off and on. It was getting worse and people began noticing. Before I was finished with my exam, she couldn't contain her anxiety: "Do I have multiple sclerosis?"

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  The little, adorable Bolognese is a close relative to other breeds like the Bichon Frise, Havanese, and Maltese. They are an Italian breed that is considered to be a type of Bichon, often referred to as the Old World Bichon. The Bolognese is believed to have been around for thousands…

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• Featured Aromahead Graduate: KC Rossi

  Andrea Butje

  17 May 2013 | 3:00 am

  Aromahead graduate KC Rossi is the owner of Heart Blossom Essentials in Naples, NY. Kc  was first certified in aromatherapy in 1994, and came to Aromahead in 2010 to receive another certification–one recognized by the National Association of Holistic Aromatherapists, and by the Alliance of International Aromatherapists. She’s studied with Robert Tisserand, Rhiannon Harris and–of course!–Andrea Butje. Describe your aromatherapy business. Heart Blossom Essentials, LLC began in the Fall of 2010. The first offerings consisted of 20 essential oil based “stock”…

• 5 Lavender Essential Oil Recipes

  Andrea

  13 May 2013 | 3:00 am

  Great ways to use lavender essential oil! Try three drops in the tub. Just be careful when adding your Lavender essential oil drops– sometimes they can come out pretty quickly!  Three drops is plenty in your bath for a lovely aroma.  The aroma will fill your whole bathroom, turning a simple bath into a spa experience. (And you’ll sleep beautifully!) For sunburned or wind-burned skin, add 15 drops of Lavender essential oil in a spray bottle full of water, with a teaspoon of aloe vera gel (unscented) and 2 tabs of vitamin E. Keep it in the fridge for use on sunburns for an extra…

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  Andrea Butje

  6 May 2013 | 3:00 am

  Simply Elegant Body Cream is quick to make and doesn’t require any melting on the stove. This body cream has a lovely thick texture, and coats dry skin beautifully. Even a small amount of this cream is deeply moisturizing–and it lasts for hours! If you love the aromas of shea butter, coconut oil and Neroli, you just might fall in love with this easy to make homemade body cream. Shea butter is famous for its moisturizing abilities–and is used for healing and cooking by women in Africa.  Coconut oil is perfect for addressing dry, irritated skin (and even conditions like…

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  Andrea Butje

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  Common household cleaners often contain harsh chemicals.  The problem is that harsh chemicals, while they may clean our surfaces, also affect our bodies in negative ways. The chemicals can be absorbed by our skin, and inhaled–and they can actually enter our bloodstream this way. Green cleaning refers to using products with environmentally friendly ingredients designed to support your health and take care of the environment. The “power of green” is strong enough to clean our homes, but also supports our immune system and overall health–not to mention, it’s…

• 72 Aromatherapy Recipes on Aromahead’s Innovative iPhone App!

  Andrea Butje

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  Want quick access to a wide range of essential oil recipes? I created Aromahead’s iPhone aromatherapy recipes app based on requests from people who bought my book, Essential Living: Aromatherapy Recipes for Health and Home. People emailed and asked for more. “I want recipes when I’m traveling or at work, and especially in the moment when I need them most!” I decided the app would be 100% unique–very few of the app recipes are in the Essential Living book. Many of the app recipes I have never published anywhere. I want this to be the best $2.99 you have ever…

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• What is Qi Gong?

  Cindy Black

  16 May 2013 | 2:14 am

  Illustration from an ancient Qi Gong manual Qi (“chee”) is our Life Force, or energy. Gong means “skill”. Qi Gong is a practice of developing sensitivity to Qi and building an ability to manage or use Qi.  The practice comes from China where it was developed thousands of years ago. Qi Gong exercises are part of Chinese Medicine and can be used to improve and maintain health. Styles of Qi Gong There are many different styles of Qi Gong. Some forms include gentle movements while others have less physical movement and more internal awareness and movement of Qi, almost…

• What is Qi?

  Cindy Black

  9 May 2013 | 2:27 am

  Qi (“chee”) is not a western term. It comes from a culture vastly different than European based cultures. Although cultures differ, people everywhere in the world wonder about the same things: Why are we here? Where did we come from? What is life? What is death? Chinese culture offers us the answer or concept of Qi. One translation is that Qi is the energy that enlivens us. If we jump out of bed quickly, we might think that it is our muscles that enliven us. But what urged the muscles to act? Neurotransmitters is an answer. But what woke up the neurotransmitters?  Circadian rhythms is an…

• Featured Meridian Massage Institute Graduate: Lenore Anderson

  Cindy Black

  2 May 2013 | 7:00 am

  With more than 20 years experience as an educator and practitioner in the healing arts, Lenore Anderson is a true believer in hands-on healing. A graduate of The Massage School in Easthampton, Mass., Lenore believes that our spirit bodies strive for balance and harmony, which is why her profession has been an ongoing journey of integrating the wisdom and practice of Chinese medicine. As a holistic health practitioner, she educates and supports her clients to become more aware of the importance of the spirit-body connection. Lenore is a Clinical Herbalist, graduate of The Rocky Mountain Center…

• Body and Spirit

  Cindy Black

  25 Apr 2013 | 2:00 am

  Just like a cup of coffee, the form sustains the formless. The Body sustains the Spirit. Yin is the material basis of Yang. Without the coffee, it is just a cup. Without the Spirit, it is just a body. Without the cup, there is no place for the coffee to gather and become a meaningful event in our morning routine. Without the Body, there is no place for the Spirit to reside and become the wondrous creation known as you! The post Body and Spirit appeared first on Meridian Massage Institute.

• Emotional Balance with Meridian Massage

  Cindy Black

  22 Apr 2013 | 2:35 pm

  Everything changes, including our emotions and moods. Emotional balance does not imply having the same, constant “emotional temperature” regardless of the moment. Yin and Yang are in a continuous cycle of change. Our emotions will cycle also, if we let them. Emotional “imbalance” is often the result of our attempt to block the expression of an emotion that we do not like, or to hold onto an emotion that pleases us. Holding on and blocking create stagnation in the meridians and the build up of Qi.  Where the stagnation arises is often reflected somewhere in the…

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  10 May 2013 | 7:12 am

  One of the things I love most about Reiki, and most intuitive skills, is that they can be learned easily. Some methods seem deliberately complicated, with structure and ritual injected to help a person feel secure ("Just tell me what to DO"). But I like things unplugged and simple, and find that I'm thrilled when they work that way. That's why I wrote my book Practical Reiki. Simplicity, along with understanding the underpinnings of how things work, these are my favorite ways to learn, and my favorite things to teach. Along those lines, I've been trying to find a practical, simple way to…

• Immortal, but not Infallible

  27 Mar 2013 | 10:00 am

  A week ago I got sick with a virus. While this isn't a big deal for most people, especially given that there are lots and lots of illnesses going around, and the weather has been cold for the season (Spring IS supposed to be here, right?), it's a big deal for me. It's a big deal because I haven't been sick in six years. Until this. I wasn't just a little sniffly. I was sick in a pretty powerful way. Like spending two days in bed. Body aches, fever, rash, the whole nine yards. I felt awful. I guess the body has a way of making you slow down, even when you don't want to. I joked that I'm not…

• Tiny and Huge

  13 Feb 2013 | 8:19 am

  I've been thinking lately about the paradox of being. Doesn't that sound philosophical? What I mean is that on the one hand, I've learned a lot about Reiki in the past five years or so. I've taught lots of people around the world, and aim to teach many, many more how to access this powerful, yet simple connection to healing, growth, and balance. I've written two books, and published a set of cards (and an app!). I started a school.  Yet, every day, I am acutely aware of how much more there is that I don't know yet. There are levels of intuitive sensitivity that I have not reached.

• The Pain in the Process

  11 Jan 2013 | 1:18 pm

  Since August, I've been part of a holistic healing team providing energy and other holistic support for the nicest woman, Lisa. I was asked, along with my good friend and Quantum-Touch practitioner, Ernie Betz, to be part of a team to help her. We all volunteer on various days at 11 am, and go to her house to offer our services. Lisa is 44 years old. She has four children the same ages as mine. She has a doctorate in nursing and worked in a hospital. Her kids are home schooled. She has stage four cancer in her breast and hip bone, and the medical doctors gave up. Ernie and I have been seeing…

• 43 in 13

  20 Dec 2012 | 7:29 pm

  It's my birthday and the 5th anniversary of the day I started this blog. I went back and read last year's post and am grateful for the progress in achieving my goals, and the new goals that I've added. But I'm not going to talk about those things this year. I just want to share my day. There's a lot of hoopla going on right now. People are all excited over tomorrow, 12-21-12, and the Winter Solstice too. Energy people I've spoken with are talking about the intensity of the energy they feel. I can't say that I'm as swept away as some are, but I do feel a sort of intensity. Plus, with the…

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• Final Week: First Med Student Clinical Elective in Culinary Medicine

  DrLaPuma

  13 May 2013 | 1:02 pm

  Last week I finished teaching and supervising the first medical student clinical elective in culinary medicine…and credit was given! Awesome! Each day had assigned reading (peer-reviewed papers, book chapters from my ChefMD’s Big Book of Culinary Medicine) and viewing (culinary medicine FAQ from viewers and readers, Tulane University basic nutritional science review from their new [...]

• Week 1: Med Student Culinary Medicine Clinical Elective (First!)

  DrLaPuma

  5 May 2013 | 1:19 pm

  This week I have been teaching the first week of the first clinical elective in culinary medicine in a U.S. Medical School (in Santa Barbara: I love it when students create special circumstances outside of their curriculum). Michael Roizen and I taught the first clinical cooking and nutrition 2 week course onsite at SUNY-Upstate, in [...]

• How to Prevent Heart Attacks

  DrLaPuma

  17 Apr 2013 | 3:17 pm

  Two views of why heart disease prevention does not work well: one, personal responsibility is not given the attention it deserves. And two, physicians are not trained or incentivized to advise patients to stop smoking, improve their diet and become fit…maybe because people don’t think they can make a real difference in their own health. [...]

• Obesity and Hunger: 2 Sides Same Coin: Same Solution?

  DrLaPuma

  24 Mar 2013 | 1:01 pm

  Hunger in America is largely hidden, yet Feeding America’s 200+ foodbanks feed one out of 6 Americans. The USDA reports that in 2011, 46.7 million Americans—or roughly one of four adults — received food assistance from one of 15 federal programs.  Here is the meal map. This is amazing in so many ways: because when [...]

• Lose Weight, Lower Your Blood Pressure

  christine

  7 Mar 2013 | 3:21 pm

  Weight and hypertension go hand in hand. The more you weigh, the more likely you are to have high blood pressure, and the more vascular resistance your heart will have to work against. An estimated 43 million Americans have hypertension, and more than double that figure are dangerously close to developing it.  Hypertension is the [...]

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• Best Creatine Supplements for Men

  Sydney Johnston

  18 May 2013 | 6:21 am

  Creatine is an organic acid that naturally occurs in the human body (vertebrates). This supplies energy to the cells of your primary muscles. This is achieved by the increase of adenosine triphosphate or ATP formation in your body. In other words, creatine – named after a Greek word ‘kreas’, is a key component of your [...]

• Achieve the Sleep of Your Dreams With the Power of Hypnosis

  Sydney Johnston

  17 May 2013 | 12:40 am

  Sleeping difficulties such as insomnia and nightmares are common for many individuals. Insomniacs frequently ask physicians for sleeping pill prescriptions to achieve deep slumber. However, the consistent use of these medications can lead to side effects. Sleep aid reviews reveal that tranquilizers or sedatives can cause individuals to have changes in motor reflexes making it [...]

• Medical News: FDA Issues Warning Regarding Temporary Tattoos

  Sydney Johnston

  15 May 2013 | 12:26 am

  The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning in late March cautioning spring break revelers, and those planning summer vacations, about the dangers associated with temporary tattoos. Since getting temporary tattoos have increased in popularity, the FDA is finding an increased number of people reporting adverse effects of certain types of temporary tattoos. The [...]

• The View Outside My Back Door: Knockout Rose Paradise

  Sydney Johnston

  14 May 2013 | 11:31 am

  During the warmer months, the view outside my back door truly is knockout rose paradise. I LOVE these roses! I've tried to grow roses in the past and the number of diseases and pests caused me to give up. But not knockout roses. They're hardy and tough. Black spot? Mildew? The knockout rose laughs at [...]

• How Effective is the Apidextra Slimming Pill?

  Sydney Johnston

  12 May 2013 | 3:08 am

  I spent an unpleasant half hour reading reviews on this latest 'miracle' for weight loss. My conclusion: DON'T!!! Because dropping those unwanted pounds can be a struggle even for people with fast metabolisms and strong determination, slimming pills like Apidextra have been manufactured to make this goal much easier to achieve. This weight loss dietary [...]

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• How to deal with a loved one that is a stroke victim?

  Chalida Jones

  20 May 2013 | 4:31 am

  Question by Cheryl J: How to deal with a loved one that is a stroke victim? My father had his stroke about 7 years ago. Although his doctors say that there is potential for him to get better, he just doesn’t seem to have any motivation or determination. All he wants to do is sit in his room and watch tv all day everyday. He barely even talks. He lives in an assisted living facility and the staff tells me that he talks to them and answers questions when asked. When I try talking to him its almost like pulling teeth. I only get short one word answers, his favorite is…

• The Strokes – Automatic Stop

  Chalida Jones

  20 May 2013 | 2:54 am

  from Room on Fire. Video Rating: 4 / 5

• how can you tell the difference between a 2 stroke and a 4 stroke motor?

  Chalida Jones

  20 May 2013 | 1:18 am

  Question by Jim: how can you tell the difference between a 2 stroke and a 4 stroke motor? i have a 200cc 4wheeler and i need to know how to tell if it is a 2stroke or a 4stroke, and my brother has a 1982 Honda motorcycle that we need the same thing we don’t know if it is 2 or 4 stroke and we don’t want to mess them up. I know you have to add 2cycle engine oil if its a 2 stroke i just need to know if the motor is a 2 or 4 stroke i dont want to add the oil if i dont have to. i dont want to mess up the motor. Best answer: Answer by LOLzyou can tell by the sound… the 2 stroke…

• What are the signs that a dog is suffering from heat stroke? How do we treat it?

  Chalida Jones

  19 May 2013 | 11:41 pm

  Question by tibs_ribs: What are the signs that a dog is suffering from heat stroke? How do we treat it? I think my dog suffered from heat stroke. But I’m not sure if that was the case. He was like lying in one corner the whole day, breathing heavily with mucus and saliva coming out of his mouth. He lost his appetite but I’m pretty sure that he didn’t eat something really bad. I thought it was heat stroke because yesterday was 39 degrees Celsius (Believe it or not) here in Manila. Hope you have any home remedies or idea on how to treat this since we cant afford to go to the…

• The Strokes – Razorblade

  Chalida Jones

  19 May 2013 | 10:03 pm

  Fan vid I felt like making. Video Rating: 4 / 5

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• Are you Ready to Achieve Your Ideal Weight?

  Toffler

  13 May 2013 | 9:49 am

  Has “Hit Target Weight” been on your To-Do list for faaaar too long? Are you ready to make that happen? Ready to cross it off the list once and for all, and get on with life? Well, finally there’s a solution that: pulls toxins in the body (thereby freeing up the fat for dissolution and disposal), provides a balanced ratio of macronutrients (proteins, fats, carbs), includes significant natural sources of micronutrients (vitamins, minerals), contains fiber, anti-oxidants, and greens stabilizes insulin release for less fat storage (and more fat burning!), tastes good, and most…

• The Health Saving Wonders of Ampalaya

  Guest Author

  6 May 2013 | 11:09 pm

  Fascinating guest post on a vegetable that I’ve eaten in China and heard of in Chinese medicine, but here with far more uses than I imagined. Known in the English-speaking world as bitter gourd, bitter melon, or Momordica Charantia, the ampalaya is getting its place in the sun. Ampalaya has done wonders to me, a diabetic. This wonder vegetable has been part of traditional and herbal medicine in the Philippines. Ampalaya is a vegetable that has graced the dining tables of Filipinos and it has been elevated to cult status. I was intrigued by the fact that even the Health Department of…

• Add some Love to your Exercise Routine

  Guest Author

  29 Apr 2013 | 11:51 pm

  Guest post on finding a little bit more enjoyment, and therefore success, in exercising.  Now go get moving! And Make Exercise Fun! The word ‘exercise’ is enough to make the average person groan! We all know we should be doing more of it but unless you are a fitness freak you’ll know how hard it is to motivate yourself to get off your backside! Life is busy enough as it is without finding the time for a workout. However, the benefits of exercise are mind-blowing. Your body will be far more efficient, your overall wellbeing and health will go through the roof and you will find yourself…

• Are Calories the only thing that Matter in Weight Loss?

  Toffler

  29 Apr 2013 | 10:37 pm

  Definitely not! I’m sure we all know someone super skinny who can wolf down a whole pizza, a footlong sub, and more everyday and not gain an ounce. And many of us have also probably met someone, perhaps even our self who consumes barely 500 calories a day, exercises, and still gains weight.  Perhaps then to add another 500-1000 calories per day and find the weight comes off much easier. Clearly this is faulty logic: Calories In > Out = Weight Gain, while Calories In < Out = Weight Loss. So what gives? A number of things come into play here, including digestion, set point,…

• Is it possible to lose weight without exercising?

  Toffler

  25 Apr 2013 | 7:59 pm

  Everywhere you go, every diet, weight loss, slimming, or similar program says “with sensible diet and moderate exercise.” What if it’s possible to lose weight by changes in diet alone? First, the good news for those who hate exercising: In fact, it is! A number of research studies have examined this.  One such study found that reduced energy intake alone (ie less calories) produced a loss of 7.8kg, while the exercise group lost 4.6kg. A second study found that diet changes and exercise produced roughly equal weight loss of 7.5kg. To get a broader sample, let’s look…

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• Tips for maintaining healthy heart

  admin

  7 May 2013 | 11:00 pm

  Heart is the most vital organ of our body.  We are alive as long as this organ functions well. Any impact to its well functioning or disease directly is a threat to one’s life.  It is this organ which controls the blood flow (and oxygen) in our body.  Thus it is very necessary we maintain cardiac function well in all possible ways. First of all, one needs to do regular walking and/or jogging and other physical exercises.  This keeps the heart strong.  Walking and jogging keeps the blood circulation intact.  Experts have advised one should bend on knees after indulging in sports or…

• Need For Fiber Rich Meals For Diabetics

  admin

  19 Apr 2013 | 11:01 pm

   Lately, the importance of Fiber in diabetic diet has been recognized as a high fiber diet reduces the absorption of glucose in small intestine and thereby checks the rise in the blood sugar levels after the meals. It reduces the requirement of insulin and keeps a check on the diabetes. It also reduces the level of fats in blood like cholesterol and gives the diabetic a feeling of fullness, without consuming extra calories. However a person not tuned to high fiber diet may have upset bowel movements at times and should keep the intake of fiber diet in limits and increase it gradually. The…

• The Correct Way To Administer CPR

  admin

  5 Apr 2013 | 11:24 pm

  To be prepared for unheeded medical situations it is important to prioritize our actions in a systematic manner to provide first aid and relief to a person who needs medical attention. The most common type of medical emergency is fainting or loss of consciousness. To administer first aid evaluate the situation and be calm and seek help and meanwhile you may first access the breathing of the patient. To look for breathing see the chest movements from an angle or else put your ear on the chest and listen to the breathing sound. If the patient is not breathing then give try to give mouth to…

• Clinical Negligence Advice

  admin

  8 Mar 2013 | 3:06 am

  Having a medical or surgical procedure undertaken can be unnerving at the best of times. In most cases, procedures are straight forward and successful, and there is no doubt that the UK has some of the highest quality healthcare provision in the world. However, occasionally things go wrong and, in some cases, this is due to clinical negligence. There are a whole range of instances where negligence is the reason for patients suffering varying degrees of complications, which could have been avoided had care been administered properly. It is not always easy to determine whether the right level…

• Top Health Tips for Spring

  admin

  8 Mar 2013 | 2:54 am

  With warmer weather just around the corner, it’s beginning to feel like the dark days of winter are over and that means it’s time for spring cleaning. However, for a real sense of brushing away the cobwebs, getting physically fit is a great way to embrace the season and leave you feeling fantastic. Here are the top tips for Spring from AIG Cancer Cover: As the days get longer and the temperature rises, it’s a great time to revitalise your exercise routine, especially anyone who has found their new year’s fitness resolutions lapsed in the face of dark afternoons and…

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• Tara Brach: Finding Peace In Your Own Awakened Heart

  info@tap4freedom.com (Eleanore Duyndam)

  19 May 2013 | 10:14 am

  How do you deal with an unexpected turn of events such as the loss of a job, the end of a relationship or the sudden death of a loved one? Does an old trauma still rule your psyche and cause you to unconsciously react inappropriately to different circumstances in your life? Do you react with ...Read More

• Listen to Your Gut – Recovering from Crohn’s using EFT

  info@tap4freedom.com (Eleanore Duyndam)

  19 May 2013 | 9:10 am

  Listen to Your Gut – Recovering from Crohn’s using EFT In today’s show, Annabel talks to Sarah Vanderheiden. House bound by the debilitating effects of widespread Crohn’s disease, unable to tolerate most foods, and taking prescribed medication, Sarah started using EFT in the fall of 2011. 15 months later, she announced the disease was in ...Read More

• Is Your Fear of Failure Affecting Your Sports Performance?

  info@tap4freedom.com (Eleanore Duyndam)

  18 May 2013 | 12:04 pm

  Every athlete can identify with the fear of failure. The truth is, failure is inevitable. Everyone fails. It’s part of being human and it’s part of taking risks. The most successful athletes have failed the most. There is no way to have success without failure. In this episode, Stacey will talk about some of the ...Read More

• Heal Betrayal – Be Free to Risk and Trust

  info@tap4freedom.com (Eleanore Duyndam)

  18 May 2013 | 9:25 am

  Tired of feeling disappointed, being haunted by regrets and unmet expectations? The 8-month, FREE, on-line class, “EFT For Your Soul”continues today! Join Cathryn Taylor, author of the bestselling Inner Child Workbook and licensed counselor for the third of three broadcasts – each dedicated to your healing the wounds of your soul … In today’s “Tapping ...Read More

• Alpha-RePatterning: Working With the Deep Stuff

  info@tap4freedom.com (Eleanore Duyndam)

  18 May 2013 | 7:01 am

  TapFest is so pleased to welcome Russell Cunningham to the show for an in-depth conversation about Alpha RePatterning, a practical and powerful model of energy therapy that marries exceptionally well with EFT.  Learn how this remarkably effective technique can benefit you or your own practice, straight from its creator. DownUnder’s Cunningham normally teaches this class ...Read More

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  Medicinalherbs-4u.com's Official Blog

• May 16, Achochilla Herb

  16 May 2013 | 2:24 pm

  Have you ever heard of achochilla herb? It is one of the common names referring to cerasee medicinal herb. Bet you did not know that! It is a very popular

• Apr 21, Is herbal Life The Right Way

  20 Apr 2013 | 6:17 pm

  Currently there are many individuals who have adopted the alternative lifestyle and is living the herbal life. This is not new to me because this has

• Apr 19, Using Apples And Prune Juices as a Remedy for Constipation

  19 Apr 2013 | 6:04 am

  Are you suffering from mild constipation or chronic constipation? Two effective methods may aid this condition and can bring relief. Although cayenne

• Apr 14, Herbal Remedies for Gum diseases

  13 Apr 2013 | 5:11 pm

  There are many diseases that can affect the gum. However, gingivitis is the most common term used in reference to gum disease. It is described as an inflammation

• Mar 15, Ginger and Tumeric Rake In $291M in Jamaica in 2012

  14 Mar 2013 | 7:13 pm

  According to the Daily Observer in Jamaica, Tuesday March 5, 2013, medicinal herbs turmeric as well as ginger caused the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries

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• How Magnesium is Helping Kids with Cystic Fibrosis

  Doc Wellness

  13 May 2013 | 8:39 am

  Cystic fibrosis  or CF, is an inherited disease of the secretory   glands. Secretory glands include glands that make mucus and sweat. ”Inherited” means the disease is passed from parents to children through genes. People who have CF inherit two faulty genes for the disease—one from each parent. The parents likely don’t have the disease themselves. […]

• Come Watch Doc Wellness TV

  Doc Wellness

  9 May 2013 | 11:01 am

  I am happy to announce the launch of Doc Wellness TV! I will be broadcasting a weekly show on a given topic from the world of Natural Medicine. Show time is THURSDAYS at 2pm EST. If you are not available, no problem. You can watch or even download the broadcast the following day. Here is […]

• Why This Fruit Should Be Part of Your Diet

  Doc Wellness

  29 Apr 2013 | 5:34 am

  Cantaloupe is an incredible  fruit — tasty and nutritious. It  has over 19 vitamins and minerals that help to boost the immune system, detoxify the organs, and both hydrate and alkaline the body. Since Cantaloupe  is considered a pre-digested food – meaning it does not require any digestion in the stomach and can pass straight […]

• What Your Hair Says About Your Health

  Doc Wellness

  22 Apr 2013 | 6:16 am

  The focus in this post is one of the most useful but under- valued diagnostic- type tools — Trace Mineral Analysis or Hair Analysis. If the eyes are considered the “Gateway to the Soul”, then the hair is the “Gateway to the Minerals.” Hair Analysis is a precise way of determining the following: - Mineral […]

• Eggs Vs. Cereal: What Should You Eat For Breakfast

  Doc Wellness

  15 Apr 2013 | 8:30 am

  Which do you eat? Eggs or other protein sources or cereal, or other carbohydrate source? Do you think it makes a difference? If you answered YES to the last question, you are correct! Eating protein at breakfast increases satiety and help to prevent excessive calorie intake throughout the course of the entire day. In other […]

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• Many Public Pools Contaminated With Human Waste

  Fredda Branyon

  17 May 2013 | 3:00 pm

  This article was originally posted at: www.everydayhealth.com Author: HealthDay Staff May 16, 2013 There are few things more inviting than a cool, clear pool on a hot summer day. But a new federal report will have you thinking twice before dipping a toe in the water. Fifty-eight percent of pool filter samples taken from Atlanta area pools last summer contained E. coli, a bacteria found in human feces. The report is a sign that swimmers often contaminate pool water when they have a “fecal incident” in the water, or when human waste washes off their bodies because they don’t…

• 1 in 5 U.S. Kids Has a Mental Health Disorder: CDC

  Fredda Branyon

  17 May 2013 | 8:00 am

  This article was originally posted at: www.everydayhealth.com Author: Brenda Goodman, HealthDay Reporter May 16, 2013 As many as one in five American children under the age of 17 has a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year, according to a new federal report. Released Thursday, the report represents the government’s first comprehensive look at mental disorders in children. It focuses on diagnoses in six areas: attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), behavioral or conduct disorders, mood and anxiety disorders, autism spectrum disorders, substance abuse, and Tourette…

• Doctors Transform How They Practice Medicine

  Fredda Branyon

  16 May 2013 | 3:00 pm

  This article was originally posted at: www.everydayhealth.com Author: Ankita Rao, Kaiser Health News Staff Writer May 15, 2013 image c/o: www.ontariohealth.org Dr. Thomas Bellavia transformed his traditional medical practice in Hasbrouck Heights, N.J., into a so-called medical home where patients are seen by teams of doctors and nurses. He says it has paid off in better, more coordinated care for his patients and healthier income for the nurse practitioners and physicians in his group. Dr. Mark Holthouse took a different tack — limiting his El Dorado, Calif., clinic to 400 patients a…

• Get Smart About Sodium [Infographic]

  Fredda Branyon

  16 May 2013 | 8:00 am

  Eating too much salt can harm your heart. Find out if you’re overdosing on sodium and learn the saltiest foods to limit.   Dr. Fredda Branyon has dedicated her life to the advancement of complementary medicine, and has worked diligently to educate both patients and physicians on the true power of hope. Throughout her illustrious career, she has studied with some of the world’s most renowned alternative oncology experts from Germany, Israel, Japan, and Mexico.

• Restaurant Meals Still Sky-High in Sodium

  Fredda Branyon

  15 May 2013 | 3:00 pm

  This article was originally posted at: www.everydayhealth.com Author: Johannah Sakimura, Everyday Health Staff Writer May 13, 2013 Eating out could be costing your heart even more than your wallet. Restaurant meals are dangerously high in sodium, and the numbers may only be increasing, according to a pair of studies published today in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine. “Our food supply is loaded with excess salt and it’s killing people,” said Stephen Havas, MD, MPH, a preventive medicine specialist at Northwestern University and an author of one of the new studies. A high-sodium diet…

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• The Clinical Uses of Rapid Hypnotherapy

  20 May 2013 | 3:00 am

  by Tim Brunson, PhD During my training as a professional hypnotherapist and during the many years that led to my instructor status involving Neuro-Linguistic Programming, I constantly heard my teachers espousing the wonders of Dr. Milton H. Er... [More]

• Instant hypnosis - Just a tap on the forehead!

  19 May 2013 | 2:48 pm

• Suggestion in the treatment of depression.

  16 May 2013 | 2:09 pm

  Meta-analyses consistently reveal that most of the response to antidepressant treatment can be obtained by placebo, and the difference between response to the drug and the response to any treatment is not clinically significant for most individuals d...

• Joyce Fern Glasser

  15 May 2013 | 9:41 am

  Joyce Fern Glasser is licensed in Florida as a Mental Health Counselor with hundreds of hours of training in the use of hypnosis and almost 20 years of experience using it. Dr. Glasser specializes in the use of a powerful form of psychotherapy...

• Desire disorders in the couple: accident, dream, sexuality.

  14 May 2013 | 1:56 pm

  Eros, as few only would doubt about it, takes part in the deepest and most intimate area of the human being. Our contemporaries attach great importance to sexuality, but feed the illusion that mastering it could lead to miracles in the couple. We sug...

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  The Hypnotism Weekly

• Life can Change in an Instant. Imagine. You. Different.

  Andrea Hypno

  17 May 2013 | 1:57 am

  Imagine, how would your life be if you were different? Probably Better right? And what would You think if I tell You that  since Life Can Change In An Instant You can be a lot different tomorrow? Are you interested? … Continue reading →The post Life can Change in an Instant. Imagine. You. Different. appeared first on The Hypnotism Weekly.

• Be an Influencer: Is it What you Really Want?

  Andrea Hypno

  6 May 2013 | 2:21 am

  What is an Influencer?   According to the general definition an influencer is someone who having many followers is able to influence their behavior to get specific results. Relating to the blogosphere they are usually called A-List Bloggers, those that … Continue reading →The post Be an Influencer: Is it What you Really Want? appeared first on The Hypnotism Weekly.

• Weight Loss Resources: Hypnosis

  Andrea Hypno

  22 Apr 2013 | 1:37 am

    Hypnosis and Weight Loss: 5 Questions and Answers   Hypnosis can be an affordable, easy way to lose weight that can actually make you to desire healthy foods and exercise if that’s what you need for weight loss. It … Continue reading →The post Weight Loss Resources: Hypnosis appeared first on The Hypnotism Weekly.

• Forensic Hypnosis: What it Is and How to Do it

  Andrea Hypno

  14 Apr 2013 | 11:52 pm

    Of the almost infinite uses of Hypnosis a very interesting one is during investigations, the so called Forensic Hypnosis also known as Investigative Hypnosis. There are many myths about it but in reality, at least as I see it, … Continue reading →The post Forensic Hypnosis: What it Is and How to Do it appeared first on The Hypnotism Weekly.

• True Love: 11 Things to Consider when Looking for It

  Andrea Hypno

  17 Mar 2013 | 9:18 am

  I want true love, what can I do?   If you’re so lucky that you already have it that’s wonderful but if you’re still searching for it then there are some things to consider that can help you in finding … Continue reading →The post True Love: 11 Things to Consider when Looking for It appeared first on The Hypnotism Weekly.

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• Make a clarifying skin toner

  Amanda

  19 May 2013 | 11:00 pm

  I was always envious of those girls with luminous, smooth, glowing skin. Skin that looked refined and buffed.  Porcelain or peaches-and-cream our grandmothers’ might have called it. That was never me.  I tend towards oily skin and big pores.  Glowing skin?  Yes, I glow.  But more from the greasies than some ethereal internal luminescence. So making my own skincare has been a revelation for me. Using the Oil Cleansing Method and Luxe facial oil have really normalized and improved my skin.  (I know, putting OIL on oily skin! Who woulda thunk it?) And recently I have heard from a…

• 4 tools I use to follow my dreams (and you can too!)

  Amanda

  13 May 2013 | 11:00 pm

  You know those ‘out of body’ type moments?  When you suddenly “wake up” and see your life from an outsider perspective, even for just a brief moment? That happened to me this week. While visiting a good friend in southwest France, we were invited to a birthday dinner.  We arrived at a 1800s farmhouse in the French countryside – with a big, heavy table set outdoors, a bonfire, fairy lights, and (in true French style) copious amounts of good food and wine. As everyone was bustling around getting food ready, I suddenly had this flash of perspective and gratitude.

• Is this common food causing your skin problems?

  Amanda

  6 May 2013 | 11:00 pm

  You think you have your skin figured out. You’ve got your routine. You know the cleanser that works. You know how often (and how hard) to scrub. You’ve got your favorite moisturizer. And then it happens. Skin freakout! Seemingly out of the blue. Greasiness. Acne. Dry flakiness. Red, inflamed flare-ups. Itchy patches. This happened to me (yes, to me! ugh!) a few weeks ago. It’s such a knock to your confidence when your skin misbehaves, isn’t it? I didn’t even want to leave the house. And I started beating myself up inside – how can I pretend to know about…

• Stress Relief Body Cream – Tutorial

  Amanda

  29 Apr 2013 | 11:00 pm

  I thought quitting my corporate job would eliminate my stress. Ha! How wrong I was.  Self-employment brings with it a whole different kind of stress … irregular income, accountants, hustling for business, sitting alone in front of your computer all day with no coworkers… But I experienced a completely unexpected source of stress this week … trying to make a video tutorial on how to make this body cream! Oh I had visions of Amanda-as-Nigella creating a luscious body cream in a gorgeously light and airy kitchen. The reality was dark and dreary, with echoey sound and going on…

• Super Simple Homemade Lip Scrub Recipe

  Amanda

  23 Apr 2013 | 1:00 am

  When you go out in the evenings, are you more of a dark eyes or dark lips kind of woman? Generally, I choose my eyes. But occasionally, when I feel like being totally vintage glam and changing it up a bit – I like to rock a bright, red lip. For me, doing a smokey eye is carefree.  I know how to do it.  It’s a look that works.  I like my eyes. But the red lip creates a bit more stress … will I leave lip marks on all my drinks?  Will the lipstick end up on my teeth?  Will I eat off part of the lipstick leaving a strange red lip-liner looking ring around my lips? And most…

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  Welling Homeopathy

• Muscular Dystrophy – Stop the Gradual Decline in Health !!

  Dr.Sourabh Welling,M.D.

  8 May 2013 | 5:58 am

  There has been gradual increase in the number of children & adults with Muscular Dystrophy we are seeing every month. In our monthly review last week, we noticed that we had seen a spurt of patient visiting us for the treatment of  Muscular Dystrophy. But we also noticed that many people keep suffering without knowing [...]The post Muscular Dystrophy – Stop the Gradual Decline in Health !! appeared first on Welling Homeopathy.

• How Colonoscopy can help in the treatment of Colon Cancer?

  Dr.Sourabh Welling,M.D.

  5 Mar 2013 | 9:28 am

  Using colonoscopy to screen average-risk people can reduce the overall risk of a late-stage colorectal cancer diagnosis by about 70 percent, according to a new study.People who have had a colonoscopy in the past decade are less likely to be diagnosed with advanced colon cancer than those who haven’t been screened recently, according to a [...]The post How Colonoscopy can help in the treatment of Colon Cancer? appeared first on Welling Homeopathy.

• How to get pregnant even if you have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)?

  Dr.Sourabh Welling,M.D.

  5 Mar 2013 | 8:55 am

  PCOS can be a very complex illness to cure especially if you are planning for a baby. PCOS can lead to various cosmetic problems and involve various organs in your body thus preventing naturally conceiving. But are you really serious about having a baby, naturally?  Continue reading If you have PCOS and you’re overweight, losing [...]The post How to get pregnant even if you have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)? appeared first on Welling Homeopathy.

• 10 Crore People with Undiagnosed Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in India !

  Dr.Sourabh Welling,M.D.

  27 Jan 2013 | 5:52 pm

  According to latest estimates, there are more than 10 crore people in India with un-diagnosed, untreated chronic kidney disease (CKD) who require urgent kidney treatment. Kidney can be saved and the progress of chronic kidney disease (CKD) can be halted with a customized Homeopathy treatment. Over the last decade, CKD has been recognized as a [...]The post 10 Crore People with Undiagnosed Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in India ! appeared first on Welling Homeopathy.

• Treatment for Lichen Planus: Is there an alternative to steroids?

  Dr.Sourabh Welling,M.D.

  24 Jan 2013 | 6:05 pm

   Lichen planus is fairly easy to identify because its color, often described as violet, sets it apart from similar skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis. Depending on the person affected, it might itch intensely or just a little.  Conventional medicines accepts that, there is no cure for the disease. And they might keep you on [...]The post Treatment for Lichen Planus: Is there an alternative to steroids? appeared first on Welling Homeopathy.

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  Clifton Park Nutritionist, Chiropractor

• Is your brain on fire? Brain fog, memory loss, depression, autism, ADHD…

  Dr. Richard Herbold

  14 May 2013 | 11:37 am

  Clifton Park, New York’s Capital District Vitality Center news: Dr. Richard Herbold explains common symptoms that may indicate a “brain on fire” Do you suffer from brain fog — that spacey, detached feeling like your head is in a fish bowl? Do you suffer from depression, or does your child have autism? Are you concerned about Alzheimer’s? These conditions are signs of possible brain inflammation, or a brain “on fire.” Although a head injury or infection are commonly associated with severe cases of brain inflammation, many people suffer from milder but chronic brain…

• Chicken with Garlic, Shallots, and Herbs

  Dr. Herbold

  13 May 2013 | 11:18 am

  Warm up on this cold May day with a hearty, healthy dinner. Try this savory chicken recipe and serve with a side of baked sweet potatoes and a large helping of greens for a well-rounded meal that will chase the dreary day blues away! Chicken with Garlic, Shallots, and Herbs Ingredients 2 to 4 ounces of chicken per person salt and pepper to taste 1/4 cup olive oil, plus 2 Tablespoons Herbs of your choice (parsley, sage, and thyme work well) 4–6 peeled cloves of garlic (no need to chop) 6 shallots, peeled and cut in half top to bottom   Recipe Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. While the…

• Healthy gifts for Mother’s Day

  Dr. Richard Herbold

  7 May 2013 | 1:45 pm

  Dr. Richard Herbold of Clifton Park, New York’s Capital District Vitality Center: Gift mom with better health When it comes to Mother’s Day, flowers and brunch are lovely, but what most women need is some time off and help around the house. Catching a break in these areas can go a long way to supporting their health. Most mothers seem to get the lion’s share of stress these days, and about 70 percent say they find mothering “incredibly stressful.” In addition to shouldering the bulk of the parenting and household duties, the majority of today’s moms work outside of the home, and…

• Balsamic, Raspberry, and Avocado Vinaigrettes

  Dr. Herbold

  6 May 2013 | 9:04 am

  Looking to spice up your salad without wrecking your diet with a heavy, processed dressing? These three vinaigrette recipes should do the trick! Balsamic Vinaigrette 2 medium cloves of garlic, minced 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard 3 tablespoons Balsamic vinegar 1 teaspoon fresh thyme — feel free to add oregano, basil and mint 3/4 cup virgin olive oil 1.5 teaspoons of fresh lemon juice or 1 tablespoon orange zest salt and pepper to taste   Raspberry Vinaigrette 3 teaspoons raspberry vinegar 1 tablespoon orange zest 1/2 teaspoon coconut nectar 1 teaspoon minced fresh rosemary 3/4 cup extra…

• Weight loss is added bonus to anti-inflammatory diet for better health

  Dr. Richard Herbold

  30 Apr 2013 | 2:24 pm

  Dr. Richard Herbold of Clifton Park, New York’s Capital District Vitality Center: You may enjoy weight loss as an added benefit to your anti-inflammatory diet Counting calories, avoiding fats, miniscule portions, living with hunger—dieting is a drag and the majority of people eventually gain back the pounds they fought so hard to lose. Newer research shows sloth and gluttony aren’t necessarily to blame for excess weight, but instead inflammation, leaky gut, stress, and other health imbalances. Dieting slows the metabolism, influences hormones that control appetite so you may become…

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  Holistic Health Stories and News

• Fighting Fibromyalgia with Proper Nutrition

  joan

  17 May 2013 | 6:46 pm

  Avoiding processed foods and using proper nutrition can have a profound effect on Fibromyalgia symptoms when incorporated into a healthy lifestyle.

• 4 Remedies to Treat Osteoarthritis during Pregnancy

  joan

  16 May 2013 | 1:12 pm

  Treating Osteoarthritis while pregnant can be made easier by add these 4 holistic treatments.

• Fibromayalgia, Meditation, and Neuroscience – Working Together To Provide Relief

  joan

  15 May 2013 | 8:59 pm

  Treating Fibromyalgia more mentally as opposed to physically may be a better answer than traditional routes.

• Migraines and Meditation: Working Together to Relieve Symptoms

  joan

  14 May 2013 | 8:02 pm

  Meditation, an age-old technique of mentally concentrating to have resolution, can help treat migraine symptoms both physically and emotionally.

• Magnesium: Vital in the Treatment of Migraines

  joan

  13 May 2013 | 8:04 pm

  Migraine sufferers are always trying to find an answer to symptom management. One approach to treating the pain and symptoms associated with migraines is to know your Magnesium levels and to supplement appropriately.

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  The Natural Health Gazette

• Rhodiola For Bone Loss

  Monique Attinger

  10 May 2013 | 8:53 am

  Osteoporosis is a disease that often affects older women, and which results in a loss of bone density. In effect, the bones become porous and weaker, meaning they are more easily broken. Traditional treatment, particularly for menopausal women,  has included hormonal treatment, in hope that when levels of female hormones are increased, that the loss of bone will be slowed or stopped. This has been a very narrow view of osteoporosis, which like many diseases is precipitated by multiple factors, and needs more than a single treatment. And the disease needs better treatment: osteoporosis is…

• Feed and Antibiotics

  Monique Attinger

  29 Apr 2013 | 5:08 am

  The Ontario Medical Association (OMA) is calling out for the ban of antibiotic use in regular animal feed. The reason for the OMA’s action is the increasing problem of the issue of antibiotic resistance, and the danger that this issue poses for humans, and the future of some of these drugs. Note that it is not the use of antibiotics when an animal is sick that the OMA is concerned about. Regular use of antibiotics works as a growth promoter of farm animals. That is why it’s being done – but the consequences for the health of humans and our ability to use antibiotics when we…

• Benefits of B6

  Monique Attinger

  10 Apr 2013 | 12:41 pm

  B6 is one of the many B vitamins. A soluble vitamin, this means that it dissolves in water and cannot be easily stored in your body. As a result, you need to get B6 every day in order to avoid clinical deficiency. B6 is a powerhouse vitamin, involved in a large number of bodily processes. B6 functions as a coenzyme, which works to support the proper metabolism of protein and carbohydrates, the creation of both red and white blood cells and the production of insulin. But B6 isn’t just working to get your nutrition into your body and moving around – it’s also critical to the…

• Dinner Is In The Jar Review and Giveaway

  Marcie

  3 Apr 2013 | 8:56 am

  Have you ever heard of “preppers”? This is the derogatory name given to people who believe that being prepared for natural disasters or unexpected food supply issues is a prudent way to live. It’s no secret that there are those “fringe” people who take it certainly further than I am interested in going. I suppose if the evil presence of the day were to drop an atom bomb, these people-with their underground bunkers and gas masks would be the only ones standing…but I prefer to look at things a little less crisis-minded. I believe putting-up food, particularly…

• Beautiful Hair

  Monique Attinger

  3 Apr 2013 | 8:10 am

  Yes, you can have more beautiful hair – and a lot of it has to do with good nutrition! The right supplements and foods can dietary changes can help your hair to grow into the crowning glory that you want it to be. Be sure to get enough essential fatty acids. This is food for your hair follicles! Think walnuts, flaxseeds, fish and avocado. Biotin is another key nutrient for hair. Biotin not only encourage hair growth, but also scalp health. While you can take a supplement, you can also increase biotin in your diet by focusing on foods like walnuts and oats. (Consider this another reason…

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  Temples of India

• Imayavarappan Temple - Thiruchittaru

  arul

  19 May 2013 | 7:00 pm

  Anyone taking birth in this world has a possibility of doing several mistakes.But there are known faults among them in which people do it purposefully which may affect directly or indirectly.A temple in kerala in aalapula district  of kerala called imayavarappan temple provides a solution for this problem.Speciality:People who want to pray for known faults offer their prayers here to lord perumal and amman.After fulfillment of their wishes people offer thirumanjanamto lord perumal and amman.This temple is among 108 divyadesams and is situated at a distance of  4 kms  from…

• Bairavar worship to cure any disease

  arul

  16 May 2013 | 10:00 pm

  In astrology 6 th house denotes financial problems, health problems and problems caused by enemies which are going to affect a human being.A simple way which is researched and described here for curing severe diseases.Any one who is affected by disease which is life threatening can follow these steps to reduce the bad effect of the disease.1.He should do abhisegam for Kala bairavar by offering athar, punugu, javvathu, santhanam, milk, sevvaralai flowers. He should finish it by offering tender coconut water to kalabairavar.This must be done on Tuesday from 6-7 am or 1-2 pm or 8-9 pm  only…

• 64 bairavars in one picture

  arul

  14 May 2013 | 6:30 pm

  Thanks to Aanmiga kadal blog

• Tirupathi Venkatachalapathy Temple - Kongana siddhar Jeeva Samathi

  arul

  12 May 2013 | 3:30 pm

  According to siddhar's wherever a jeeva samathi of a siddhar is in a particular temple, that temple will become so famous and powerful.Thiruannamalai temple is so famous as Idaikkattu Siddhar Jeeva Samathi is inside the temple of Sri Arunachaleswarar.Like that a temple which is world richest has Kongana Siddhar Samathi.It is Tirupathi Venkatachalapathy temple, where Kongana Siddhar Jeeva Samathi can be worshipped.Speciality:People who are having financial problems come here and worship Lord Venkatachalapathy with Sri Devi and Poo Devi. Devotees observe fasting on saturdays of tamil month of…

• Prahaladavaraadan Temple - Nava narasimmamurthy

  arul

  9 May 2013 | 3:30 pm

  Narasimmar is a aggressie form taken by lord narayanan to save his disciple pragalada.In every perumal temple there is a narasimmar temple insisde it.Nine forms of narasimmar can be worshipped in a place  called agobilam in andhrapradesh state of india.Speciality:This temple is the only temple having nine narasimmars in a hill. 3 temples are below the hill.They areBarkava Narasimmar (represent sun)Yogananda Narasimmar(represent saturn)Chakravada Narasimmar(represent ketu)6 temples are above in hills.They areAgobila Narasimmar (represent jupiter)Varaga Narasimmar (represent…

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  Ash Ameri

• If the minds of living beings are at pea

  Ash Ameri

  12 May 2013 | 8:03 am

  If the minds of living beings are at peace, the world will be at peace. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they are the hands of God. To Heal the world, heal yourself. To bring peace into the world, be of peace. The peaceful heart is of that One Peace. Filed under: Thoughts of the day

• For the energy of pure light and love ex

  Ash Ameri

  9 May 2013 | 1:03 pm

  For the energy of pure light and love exists in all of you This is the great energy the angels of light use to bring their light and strength to you Do not let anyone ever take that power and that energy away for you Especially not YOU! Filed under: Thoughts of the day

• Never forget the first time you experien

  Ash Ameri

  6 May 2013 | 1:01 pm

  Never forget the first time you experienced fire and it burnt you This taught you to never to touch fire again with your bare skin Instead you learnt to use the fire for light and for heat Allow your mistakes to become the lessons you need to win and live better! Filed under: Thoughts of […]

• Remember the smallest and GREATEST mista

  Ash Ameri

  5 May 2013 | 1:01 pm

  Remember the smallest and GREATEST mistakes you have made have become lessons in your life to win. Filed under: Thoughts of the day

• Each mistake is a lesson Each mistake cr

  Ash Ameri

  2 May 2013 | 1:02 pm

  Each mistake is a lesson Each mistake creates a “TEMPORARY” loss And it is only “TEMPORARY” Be strong and learn from your past to create a greater future of Love! Filed under: Thoughts of the day

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  FeelGoodTime

• What is Pityriasis Versicolor Treatment? (Tinea Versicolor)

  Jonathan Samson

  15 May 2013 | 7:29 am

  Pityriasis Versicolor, Tinea Versicolor, Dermatomycosis Furfuracea Today on FeelGoodTime.net we will talk about Pityriasis Versicolor (Tinea Versicolor, Dermatomycosis Furfuracea). During the summer you can find unpleasant pale patches on the skin. If you think this is a summer fungal infection you should be aware that pityriasis probably existed earlier, but after the sun exposure it has become more visible. Pityriasis versicolor is a mild fungal infection, which is often repeated. It is more common in men, especially those who have increased sweating (hyperhidrosis), have oily skin…

• 5 Tips for Using the Treadmill Effectively

  Tegan O'Connor

  10 May 2013 | 3:35 am

  While very useful for everything from warming up to endurance cardio training, the commonplace treadmill is actually a complex machine, requiring a fair bit of skill and knowledge to use properly. This means that you’ll need to study it before using it so that you can get the most out of your next workout regime without putting yourself in any chance of injury. Here are five of the most crucial techniques for using these handy exercise devices in the right manner. Get Familiar with the Machine If you have never used a particular treadmill before, you’ll need to have a look at the control…

• What is Best Callus Remover?

  Ann Marshall

  4 May 2013 | 4:52 pm

  Callus Remover So, you are having callus problems? Then you are in the right place. In this article we will explain what is the best way to remove callus and what would be the best callus remover. There are many callus removers (electric callus remover, callus remover gel, etc.), and it is very important to select the best one, and the one which will not hurt your foot callus removal. Before we discuss what is best way of callus removal, we will first define what are calluses exactly. Calluses create pain, they bother us when we are walking and can lead to very serious consequences in…

• What is Myositis? Treatment, Causes, Symptoms and Types

  Andrea Markel

  25 Apr 2013 | 2:42 pm

  What is Myositis? Myositis is a disease that involves inflammation of muscles at the level of one or more muscles. Weakness, swelling and pain are the most common symptoms of myositis. It is common occurrence in people after a long time suddenly loaded muscles followed by periods of high inflammation, including pain. It may take several days to treat myositis. What are Myositis Causes? Myositis is caused by conditions that lead to the inflammation process in the muscles. These are: injury infection, autoimmune diseases undesirable properties of drugs Diseases involving inflammatory changes…

• Snoring Makes Medical News

  Jimmy Keillor

  19 Apr 2013 | 7:08 am

  A quick look at some of the recent medical articles on the web lately will show that snoring is making headlines. No longer is it the plight of the restless wife who has to deal with her husband’s freight-train sounding snoring, or is it the burden of the tossing and turning husband who endures the cacophonous roar of his wife’s snoring—it is now the responsibility of every snorer out there to look into their own health. Recent research has found that snorers, even those considered light snorers, may be more at risk for cardiovascular health problems (Tachyarrhythmia, Hypertrophic…

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  Alternative Medicine Solutions

• Herbal Cigarettes Can Help You Stop Smoking Tobacco

  Tony Tonyhlav

  2 May 2013 | 5:49 am

  Every smoker knows that it can be very hard to stop smoking tobacco and quit their nicotine addiction for good. However, there are many solutions that can be used to help smokers to stop smoking, such as the help of herbs, like what is found in herbal cigarettes which can help them to quit smoking tobacco for good. There are books you can read. There are also classes you can take. And there are also medicines doctors can give you. The truth is, with the help of herbs you can stop smoking successfully in no time at all. Quitting with herbal cigarettes is considered one of the best ways to…

• How to Avoid Kidney Stones

  Tony Tonyhlav

  26 Mar 2013 | 1:27 pm

  Many scientific works point out that those who are prone to creating kidney stones,  should exclude:  Swiss chard, Spinach, Fruit Juice, Dried Fruits and strawberries from their dietary. Frequent urinary tract infections, also and frequent changes of the blood pressure, shows that something isn’t right with your kidneys. You need to devote more attention to this organs, which releases us from various toxins and helps the entire body in successful maintenance of the acid-base balance. Therefore, it is important to take care of the dietary because it plays an important role in…

• 5 reasons to eat fruits and vegetables

  Tony Tonyhlav

  11 Mar 2013 | 11:21 am

  We all know that fruits and vegetables should be included in almost every meal.Read these five interesting benefits from them: The risk of heart stroke is reduced by 42% if every day you eat 3 servings of fruits and vegetables. Bananas reduce blood pressure and potassium contained in them is regulating the work of heart. An Orange daily reduces the risk of cancer of the throat and stomach by 50%. Consuming products rich in vitamin C, such as oranges and broccoli, increases protection against the occurrence of coronary diseases. The probability of long living increases for quarter if every day…

• Alternative Medications for Schizophrenia

  Tony Tonyhlav

  8 Mar 2013 | 7:31 am

  Schizophrenia is mental disorder that is thought to be an inherited condition that involves several different brain disorders. Medication is the most common treatment for this condition, but there are several different alternative and complementary treatments available for those seeking holistic treatment options. Alternative treatments include changes in diet, dietary supplements such as vitamins and herbs, and lifestyle changes. Seeking Treatment Schizophrenia is a very serious condition that can lead to harmful behaviors in those suffering from the condition. Because this disorder is…

• Does ibuprofen ward off Parkinson's disease?

  Tony Tonyhlav

  28 Jan 2013 | 3:03 pm

  A recent study has shown that the over the counter pain reliever Ibuprofen may reduce the chances of one developing Parkinson's disease. Ibuprofen is commonly sold under the brand names of Advil, Motrin or Nuprin. This is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that is an easily obtained, over the counter medication. The possibility of it being able to slow down the progression of Parkinson's disease is encouraging. Parkinson's disease is a serious, progressive disease of the nervous system, It usually strikes those past the age of fifty years, but it can strike earlier. Approximately…

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  Spirituality and Health Connect

• Courage is good for your mental health

  Beverly Goldsmith

  19 May 2013 | 12:00 pm

  © Glow Images. Model used for illustrative purposes Does the thought of peering down from the top of a 10 metre high diving tower at a swimming pool scare you?  Would you have the courage to dive or jump from that height? It’s a question the  contestants on Australia’s Celebrity Splash! – Channel 7’s latest reality series, must have asked themselves before agreeing to take part in the show. While it may have seemed amusing to watch the stars hit the water in a less than graceful manner, each competitor actually showed viewers how he or she had overcome a number of personal fears.

• Happy mothering is healthy mothering

  Beverly Goldsmith

  8 May 2013 | 3:07 pm

  © Glow Images. Models used for illustrative purposes Today’s woman multi-tasks. She’s a wife, mother, aunt, daughter, sister, and work colleague. She juggles employment, study, home duties, children, care of elderly relatives, school, sport and community activities, to name a few. Trying to fit everything in can be demanding.  It can cause a seemingly ordinary female, to turn into a kind of Superwoman, and sometimes this can be stressful. That’s why each year, Mother’s Day celebrates the contribution women make to family life. Traditionally it’s a time when chocolates, flowers,…

• Getting over “Mondayitis” is good for your health

  Beverly Goldsmith

  5 May 2013 | 12:00 pm

  ©Glow images “How was your weekend? Did you do something nice? Pity we have to come to work!  I can’t wait for Friday.”  While the start of the working week can seem tough, there is a way to get over the Mondayitis-blues.  It can be easy when you know how. For many of us, getting back to work after a relaxing weekend with family or friends can seem an unappealing  grind – especially when it involves making the daily commute on public transport or driving in peak-hour traffic. While “Mondayitis” is often the butt of jokes because of its links to laziness and taking…

• Self-belief is good for your mental health

  Beverly Goldsmith

  28 Apr 2013 | 12:00 pm

  Temple Two appearing on Holden Showcase ATVOPhoto: Courtesy of Beverly Goldsmith Singing to millions of TV viewers around Australia, while performing in front of a large studio audience, can be daunting. Just ask the current contestants on Channel 9‘s The Voice. According to the show’s superstar-coaches, a singer must believe that he or she can be successful, and that it’s possible for the audience to believe in the song they’re delivering. That can be tough to do. I know. My brother and I competed on “Holden Showcase” – a national TV singing competition. I remember standing…

• Vietnam and mental health

  Beverly Goldsmith

  21 Apr 2013 | 12:00 pm

  The Temple Two of ‘Sugar & Spice’, at Freedom Hill, Da Nang, South Vietnam,Photo: courtesy of Beverly Goldsmith Being bombed, shot at, flown over enemy territory in a helicopter gunship, and performing on a stage where Australian Cathy Wayne had been shot dead just days earlier. These are lasting memories of my time as a singer during  the Vietnam war. I recall my wartime experiences each ANZAC Day, as Australia pauses to honour the men and women who’ve served in all theatres of conflict, and to remember those who died in them. Across the nation dawn services are conducted,…

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  Hypnotherapy Helper

• Love Potentiates; Hypnosis Activates

  admin

  17 May 2013 | 3:55 am

  Just the word HYPNOSIS can be terrifying. So many myths and misunderstandings about HYPNOSIS prevent many people from going for the hypnotic help that would solve their problems. In essence, HYPNOSIS is simply using your imagination. HYPNOTHERAPY is like guided daydreaming. And therein lies the power of HYPNOSIS to transform lives. Few people know that the 400 or so psychotherapies rely on the underlying hypnotic process for their success. Yes, of course the essential criterion for a positive outcome to therapy is the client-therapist relationship. But the love showered by the therapist onto…

• Developing Habits for Business Success

  admin

  26 Mar 2013 | 8:29 am

  By Cynthia Miller I have noticed over the years how the workload of many business professionals has become more and more overwhelming as the use of technology forces them to keep up with the speed in which information travels. Coupled with the increasing costs of doing business, it’s causing a lot of stress and it’s creating feelings of anxiety, frustration and depression. Many people feel out of control as they are pulled in all directions, desperately trying to manage different aspects of their lives. If you race through your day with adrenaline surging moment to moment, then I…

• Why Do You Need to Take a Case History?

  admin

  13 Mar 2013 | 8:15 am

  By Richard Stone Twice this week I have been asked by clients, do you really need to know that? Which made me pause and consider, am I being too nosey, am I just asking question for the sake of it? You see, I am from the school of ‘Hypnotherapy for Individuals’; the person sitting in the big comfortable chair is an individual, and I have two basic tasks to perform in the first session of working with them. The first is to find out how well their brains do hypnosis, and the second is to take a case history. A case history is all about asking all about them. Who they are, what do they do,…

• Your Power to Choose

  admin

  7 Mar 2013 | 3:29 am

  Congratulations! You’ve made the decision that it’s time for you to start feeling good about yourself! You’ve made the decision to let go of excess weight and begin the journey of getting your power back, so that YOU decide what you put in your mouth. You’ve made the decision to claim your person power, so that you have power over food, food does NOT have power over you. You are the only one who can determine what to put in your mouth. Face it. Only you have the power to say, “Yes,” to what is appropriate for to eat and to say, “No,” to what you know is not appropriate to eat.

• Stress and Fertility

  admin

  4 Mar 2013 | 4:30 am

  By Ruth Allen Dealing with issues that seem to be out of your control can be very daunting and stressful. Add to that the fast pace of life these days and the enormous pressures that women are under, can leave you feeling not quite yourself. Stress of not been able to conceive or the dreaded 2 week wait can sometimes be overwhelming. Believe it or not, our bodies are designed to prevent conception from occurring during times of extreme stress. The presence of adrenalin (the hormone that is released by our bodies during stressful times) signals to our body that conditions are not ideal for…

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  Find Wholeness

• Why soy isn’t as bad for you as you’ve heard

  admin

  19 May 2013 | 9:25 am

  There have been a lot of rumors floating around these days involving soy and why it’s bad for you. How much of this is propaganda spread by people who would rather you ate animals is arguable, but there are some solid studies out there that show soy is actually beneficial in a variety of ways for both women and men. Does soy increase breast cancer risk? Unlikely. Check out this factoid from the American Cancer Society, “..while isoflavones may act like estrogen, they also have anti-estrogen properties. That is, they can block the more potent natural estrogens from binding to the…

• Reduce your sugar intake – the how’s and why’s

  admin

  8 May 2013 | 7:03 pm

  We all know sugar is bad for us, right? Yeah, yeah, you’ve probably heard it a million times before, so why listen now? Well, the truth is that a majority of the health issues our society considers “just a part of getting older” can be attributed to our diet. And sugar intake plays a huge role in that. For example: Cancer cells thrive on sugar, especially fructose – and high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is in just about every packaged food on the shelf. Too much sugar causes insulin resistance, which leads to obesity and diabetes. Your body views sugar in the same way it…

• My first week after being diagnosed with food intolerance

  admin

  23 Apr 2013 | 2:26 pm

  This is not me. I received my diagnosis of having an intolerance to fructose last Thursday, and at this point I can’t tell if knowing has been a blessing or a curse. You see, I’ve been sick since last Wednesday. Everything I eat goes right through me. TMI, maybe, but having the diagnosis pretty much throws the “BRAT” diet out the window – you know, the typical diarrhea-calming diet of bananas, rice, applesauce and toast. So now what do I eat that won’t exacerbate the problem? I can’t eat just rice. Well, during the free time I had on the one day I…

• Fructose Malabsorption – How to Cope

  admin

  18 Apr 2013 | 2:47 pm

  Ten plus years of digestive troubles had me recently referred to a gastroenterologist, who ordered a few allergy and food sensitivity tests. The tests for gluten intolerance came back negative, but the breath test I took to check for fructose intolerance was positive. What is a breath test? A hydrogen breath test is a take-home kit that measures your breath for hydrogen after fructose consumption. The presence of hydrogen indicates that the body isn’t processing the fructose properly. It was relatively painless; 24 hours on a very bland diet, followed by an overnight 12-hour fast. The…

• Getting Started with Yoga: A Beginner’s Guide

  admin

  15 Apr 2013 | 6:38 am

  Check out my guest post over at RiaLivesWell. If you are new to yoga or are thinking about joining the yoga craze, I’ve put together some tips for getting started. You can see the article here.

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  Your Home Remedies

• 20 Home Remedies for Poison Ivy

  admin

  11 May 2013 | 8:35 pm

  Different home remedies for poison ivy rash are now introduced to the public, taking into consideration the many people who are affected by the condition. Poison ivy actually refers to a plant which often grows in the wild and capable of producing an odorless and colorless resin called urushiol. This resin can trigger skin allergies, inflammation and rashes through direct contact. These are collectively referred to as contact dermatitis that look like a linear rash accompanied by swelling and redness within twelve to forty-eight hours after coming into direct contact with the resin. It also…

• Natural Remedies for Sinus Infection [Infographic]

  admin

  27 Apr 2013 | 2:16 pm

  Sinus infection could be very tough to treat and have become a nightmare for many people. Approximately 25 million adults suffer from sinus infections each year and the numbers keep increasing. There are many home remedies treatment for sinus infection and can help you treat the sinus problems very easily. Here is an infographic that illustrates how to treat sinus infection.

• 13 Key Foods to Avoid with Gout

  admin

  21 Apr 2013 | 5:04 pm

  Gout sufferers should become aware of the different foods to avoid with gout to ensure that they won’t be taking those foods that can trigger more attacks. Note that there are certain foods that might cause this uncomfortable condition to become worse so you need to know exactly what foods to avoid if you have this problem. Gout actually refers to an extremely painful joint inflammation triggered by the accumulation of uric-acid crystals that are as sharp as a needle. It often targets the big toe, but it also affects the knees, hands, ankles and feet of its sufferers. The following are the…

• 12 Best Home Remedies for Gout

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  11 Apr 2013 | 7:54 pm

  The best home remedies for gout are simple, yet effective treatments that one can perform in order to ease the pain of the medical condition. Gout is a type of inflammatory arthritis that leads to pain and stiffness in the joint areas. This condition is common to men. On the other hand, women usually suffer from gout after the menopausal period. Gout is an extremely painful rheumatic disease caused by the build up of uric acid crystals between connective tissues and joints. People with this condition should avoid eating foods rich in purines like yeast, oily fish, and organ meats. Purines are…

• Facts about Sinus Infection while Pregnant

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  24 Mar 2013 | 7:14 am

  Sinus Infection while Pregnant Pregnancy not only brings a baby to the world but also a sinus infection (sinusitis). Doctors say a sinus infection while pregnant may happen because pregnancy motivates nasal congestion. The good news is that this infection will not harm the baby. If you suddenly develop a fever, you then need to visit your doctor. You can also try to treat sinus infection with some basic home remedies. When you are pregnant, the quantity of your hormones increases thus you not only experience mood swings. Blood circulation is stimulated by these hormones, specifically your…

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  Meditation Corner

• Experience Life in Its Pure Glorious Form

  17 May 2013 | 7:44 pm

  Every moment we come across an infinite number of new phenomena perceived by the senses. But are you awake enough to experience them in their pure glorious form? Think about it - the scenery before your eyes changes every moment. The sounds alternate in your ears. The scents bring you smell. Tactile sensations are felt throughout the body. Flavors let you taste. And the constant thoughts and mental perceptions fly through your mind. It's easy to get stuck worrying about the past or future,... Go directly to the blog site to read the entire post. Feel free to comment/share. Best, Yuriy

• Practice Loving-Kindness and Interbeing to Dispel Fear of Public Speaking

  13 May 2013 | 2:07 pm

  "When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it is attached to the rest of the world." John Muir Public speaking was never a favorite pastime activity of mine. I would tremor in business school ahead of class presentations and cut out from Toastmaster invitations. But at work, public speaking became mandatory and routine. First presenting in front of internal meetings, then facing company execs, and more recently at annual conferences in front of hundreds of people. Ouch! I guess... Go directly to the blog site to read the entire post. Feel free to comment/share. Best, Yuriy

• A Mindful Nation by Congressman Tim Ryan

  10 May 2013 | 5:46 am

  "Too much and too long, we seem to have surrendered community excellence and community values in the mere accumulation of material things. Our gross national product counts air pollution and cigarette advertising, ... yet does not include the beauty of our poetry or the strength of our marriages. ... It measures neither our wisdom nor our learning; neither our compassion nor our devotion..." - Robert F. Kennedy, March 1968. This quote I learned from Congressman Tim Ryan last week at the... Go directly to the blog site to read the entire post. Feel free to comment/share. Best, Yuriy

• Can You Sustain Mindfulness and Meditation While Traveling?

  21 Apr 2013 | 5:46 pm

  "I have on occasion suggested that some students actually enter challenging situations in order to refine equanimity. I recommend avoiding car accidents, but favor foreign travel as one excellent way to develop equanimity off the meditation cushion." - Shaila CatherineMy recent volunteer trip in the Amazon rainforest has taught more more insights. Like many would, I arrived expecting to easily meditate in pristine nature and practice compassion everywhere I go, but that was a bubble ready to be... Go directly to the blog site to read the entire post. Feel free to comment/share. Best, Yuriy

• Cultivate Cooperation not Competition!

  21 Apr 2013 | 8:50 am

  I just returned from a volunteer trip in the Shawakucha community of the Amazon rainforest in Ecuador (see my travel blog). It was an adventurous and meaningful journey, with plenty of insights I still contemplate on. One observation was how different people in this community behave towards each other as compared to what I typically see in New York. They work together, they don't compete. I watched how children were building toy towers in one an elementary grade classroom. One group... Go directly to the blog site to read the entire post. Feel free to comment/share. Best, Yuriy

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• Anxiety, Bipolar, Depression, Mental Illness, Nephropathy | Dr Glidden | FIRE Your MD Now Radio

  Fire Your MD Now

  17 May 2013 | 6:47 pm

  Anxiety and depression play a big part in this show. But we can’t overlook Stephanie’s relative and Sheena who went on raw milk diets with bad consequences. This time Abi is calling in about himself–he might have food poisoning from eating oxtails. Tune in just to hear the unbelievable testimonials. 01:01 – Build your budget to fit your dreams, says Dr. Glidden, and join Youngevity. Time flies and you are the pilot. He continues by revisiting the Angelina Jolie double mastectomy announcement and how the false premises for the need of the operation will be harmful to…

• Arthritis, COPD, Drug Side Effects, Erectile Dysfunction | Dr Glidden | Fire Your MD Now Radio

  Fire Your MD Now

  16 May 2013 | 6:29 pm

  Todd will make you want to jump for joy and Mike Randolph will make you want to earn money like he does. Talk about two committed Youngevity enthusiasts! Kathy’s husband has ED and Dr. Glidden comes up with a possible reason. Elaine knows someone with so many symptoms, she has a hard time listing them all. Dr. Glidden knows what to do. Again. 01:33 – Todd in California is calling with an update on his muscular dystrophy. He is on the 61st day of his Youngevity protocol and gives a testimony to the improvement of his muscular strength, balance and mobility. He describes his diet…

• Burns, Cataracts, Congestive Heart Failure, Hepatitis C, Interstitial Cystitis | Dr Glidden | FIRE Your MD Now

  Fire Your MD Now

  15 May 2013 | 6:40 pm

  Richard went home after a stress test and had a heart attack! Ken’s friend had cataract surgery and now he can’t see straight. Can Chris grow his hair back after he burned his head? All this and much much more, when you tune in to today’s radio show. 20:08 – Richard in Massachusetts is 65 and has congestive heart failure. He was given a cardiac stress test, and 20 minutes later when he got home, he had a heart attack. Dr. Glidden says the stress test is unnecessary and dangerous. Richard gives a testimony about his relationship with Youngevity. 46:35 – Jill in…

• Angelina Jolie, Breast Cancer, High Blood Pressure, Candida | Dr Glidden | FIRE Your MD Now Radio

  Fire Your MD Now

  14 May 2013 | 6:27 pm

  This is not your regular news clip about Angelina Jolie’s double mastectomy. Learn why she definitely should not have gone through with this procedure. Dr. Glidden has an interesting story about one of his own patients who had breast cancer. Irma has questions about her blood pressure and Marie is worried about a drug interaction. Old favorites Pedro, especially Pedro this time, and Esseylinda, will amuse you with their stories. Tune in! 01:36 – Dr. Glidden discusses Angelina Jolie’s double mastectomy and why this surgery is a devastating mistake. There is no gene at fault.

• Back Pain, Depression, Diet, Spasms, Youngevity | Dr Glidden | Fire Your MD Now Radio

  Fire Your MD Now

  13 May 2013 | 6:01 pm

  During this show Dr. Glidden speaks with passion about the importance of medical nutrition. Mark Phillip from Alberta joins him in encouraging listeners to become successful distributors by following certain tried and true rules. Lorraine learns that she is deficient in calcium and magnesium, and Shirley wants to know why she’s still depressed. Tom has spent years perfecting his diet. Tune in for a real education. 11:00 – Dr. Glidden talks about a conversation he had with a casual golf partner about doctors. 17:44 – Shirley calls back after her week of Sweet Eze and a diet…