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3 Key Questions To Determine If Your Opinions Are Harmful To Your Health- Cell Regeneration - by Submitted on May 03, 2011 from Misa HopkinsIf you have ever wondered if cells in your body can actually regenerate, they can. That might be very difficult to believe if you have a chronic condition or if you have been told there is no cure. But there is evidence that cells can and do regenerate. If you would like to see some science ...
Views: 2415 - Change Your Day: By Changing Your Thinking - by Submitted on Apr 12, 2017 from Julie Doherty"Every Thought You Think - Affects the Way you Feel" What and how we choose to think about any given situation or ourselves becomes the truth for us. I believe that each and everyone of us, including myself, is responsible for the things that happen within our own realm. It is said ...
Views: 1321 - Change Your Life, Change the World - World Tai Chi & Qigong Day - by Submitted on Feb 04, 2019 from Bill DouglasOn the last Saturday of April each year people all over the world come together to promote spiritual awakening, global peace and cooperation, and mind-body practices that can save the world trillions of dollars in saved healthcare costs. World Tai Chi & Qigong Day was originally founded as a ...
Views: 1212 - Changing Your Mental State - by Submitted on Jul 30, 2012 from Jasper TurnerHaven’t there been times when you have felt low and depressed and have wanted to change your life? There would have been so many times when someone would have explained to you the power of a smile or positive thinking. But, listening to pep talks and not practicing is not going to benefit you ...
Views: 1461 - Choosing the Right Feng Shui Good Luck Charm - by Submitted on Jun 24, 2018 from Elaine PittmonThe need for good luck dates several years back across the vast parts of China. In fact, Chinese people, who are practitioners of Feng Shui have been associating themselves with an array of charms including Horse shoe, Dzi beads, lucky cat, Laughing Buddha, Double happiness sign and moreRead on ...
Views: 1023 - Christian Science and the Self-Taught Student Succeed - by Submitted on Dec 26, 2011 from Cheryl PetersenPeople ask me if I teach classes on Christian Science. Currently, the Christian Science milieu is awkwardly moving into a new phase and so I answer, “No, I don’t teach Christian Science in a formal setting.” The demand at hand is to generate tools for continued learning and that is where my ...
Views: 1468 - Chronic Prostatitis Patients Require Psychological Therapy - by Submitted on Jun 19, 2021 from Amanda ChouWith the increase of the age, many males are more vulnerable to prostatitis, while massive sufferers will encounter fear and anxiety which will affect their work and life. As time goes by, the severe psychological problem will invite a vicious circle, and even affect the progress of therapy. ...
Views: 533 - Cleaning out your house - Planning and dumping - by Submitted on Nov 17, 2023 from Lora DavisHere is a look at the first step to cleaning out a house, the planning and dumping stage, with the help of garbage removal Lakewood services. Planning the cleanout Planning is key to getting everything done and having the time to do it in a way where you do not feel wiped out and stressed. ...
Views: 360 - Clonus in involuntary muscle spasms, causes, tests, and treatment - by Submitted on Jul 18, 2016 from Victor MarchioneClonus is a condition that results in involuntary muscle spasms and most commonly affects the muscles at the end of a limb. Clonus can be a condition in itself, or it can be a symptom of another condition. Clonus mainly affects the knees, ankles, upper and lower arm muscles, and the jaw. ...
Views: 887 - Colonic Health in Your Hands - by Submitted on Jan 09, 2013 from Holly MullinColonic Health in Your Hands - Holly E. Mullin It is said that all states of dis-ease begins and ends in the colon. The colon has been coined “the second brain”, however the function of the colon is such, that as a purely feeling organ, as opposed to a thinking organ, it has a much more ...
Views: 1161 - Combating Winter Blues with Calisthenics: Maxim Gorin Talks About The Mental and Physical Benefits - by Submitted on Feb 04, 2025 from Travis JohnsonWinter is here, and with it comes the dreaded winter blues. Fitness enthusiast Maxim Gorin points out that shorter days, colder temperatures, and often overcast skies can leave even the most cheerful among us feeling a little down. But what if there’s a secret weapon to combat the ...
Views: 121 - Combating Winter Blues with Calisthenics: Maxim Gorin Talks About The Mental and Physical Benefits - by Submitted on Feb 05, 2025 from Travis JohnsonWinter is here, and with it comes the dreaded winter blues. Fitness enthusiast Maxim Gorin points out that shorter days, colder temperatures, and often overcast skies can leave even the most cheerful among us feeling a little down. But what if there’s a secret weapon to combat the ...
Views: 126 - Combating Winter Blues with Calisthenics: Maxim Gorin Talks About The Mental and Physical Benefits - by Submitted on Feb 05, 2025 from Travis JohnsonWinter is here, and with it comes the dreaded winter blues. Fitness enthusiast Maxim Gorin points out that shorter days, colder temperatures, and often overcast skies can leave even the most cheerful among us feeling a little down. But what if there’s a secret weapon to combat the ...
Views: 122 - Coming to Terms through Rubenfeld Synergy Method - by Submitted on Oct 16, 2011 from Janet CookComing to Terms through Rubenfeld Synergy Method One of the greatest contributions of psychology has been to help us understand how we replay our hurts and affections with people other than those who have hurt or touched us. There are many names for this, the more well-known being ...
Views: 1119 - Common Brain Health Mistakes - by Submitted on Mar 20, 2020 from Maddy MaDisclosure: This article was sponsored by Quincy Bioscience, the makers of Prevagen When we consider our health, we often think about our blood pressure, heart rate, lung capacity, and digestive health. But did you know that it’s just as important to be aware of your brain health? Why ...
Views: 686 - Common Complaints after Car Accident? - by Submitted on Oct 10, 2021 from Misty JhonesEvery day, several people are injured in a car accident. Some complaints seem to be okay at first glance. However, these can also be the first signs of serious injury. Neck Pain One of the most common car accidents is a rear-end collision. In a rear-end collision, the front victims almost ...
Views: 594 - Common daily foods that trigger depression - by Submitted on May 31, 2016 from Victor MarchioneThe effects of food can contribute to or exacerbate depression. Hundreds of years ago if you were depressed you were labeled as “mad” or “possessed.” In the modern ages; however, doctors have learned that psychological disorders explain most of these disturbances. Today, millions of people in ...
Views: 975 - Complementary & Self-Help for Epilepsy and Seizures! - by Submitted on Mar 13, 2019 from Julie DohertyEpilepsy is a diagnosed medical term used when a person has had more than one Seizure Quite often during the diagnostic phase the cause of the epilepsy can involve some form of brain injury. However, for many people the underlying causes can be unknown. Epilepsy and Seizures Seizures occur ...
Views: 1238 - Computer vision syndrome: Smart tips to beat smartphone stress - by Submitted on Jun 08, 2015 from Victor MarchioneYou get up in the morning and check your email, the latest news and the weather forecast. Then you spend your day on and off your smartphone and computer, and make time to relax in front of the TV. Well, all that screen time is taking a toll on your eyes. The new epidemic in America? Computer ...
Views: 891 - Concussion Coping: 3 Easy Ways To Get Back On Your Feet Again - by Submitted on Apr 05, 2017 from Emma SturgisA concussion is a traumatic brain injury that occurs as a result of a bump, blow, or hit to the head. The force causes the brain to move back and forth quickly and bounce around. It is a medical condition that can be serious. Serious concussions can make you have problems with concentration, ...
Views: 1092 - Connect With Mind Body and Spirit - by Submitted on Nov 06, 2014 from Tony FahkryYour authentic self I wish to present you with an uncommon view of reality. For the next five minutes, the time it takes you to read and integrate this information, I intend to put forward an alternative view of life which you may not have previously considered. Indulge me as I outline a ...
Views: 955 - Connect with the best medical experts of your city - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2021 from Astocare HealthcareConnect with the best medical experts of your city https://bit.ly/3bOjKQf?fbclid=IwAR112tImXaaz4GlCgHPH8O7i8NfjYtl9iwKEYeu2rLK7gycE963MeQe7nuw AstoCare connects all its members with these best medical experts in their cities instantly online. Want to find out how? Login now! or just click ...
Views: 610 - Connecting the Heart, Mind, Body, and Soul - by Submitted on Apr 22, 2019 from Kay FontanaThe key to optimal wellness lies much deeper than eating healthy and exercising. Caring for our body requires attention to the emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual aspects of our being. In other words, optimal wellness is about connecting our heart, mind, body, and soul. The ...
Views: 1241 - Consciously Embracing Life Before You Die - by Submitted on Aug 10, 2011 from Marc LernerWhen a person faces a challenge they cannot control, like an illness that puts them close to death, they need to learn to focus on the silence beyond their thoughts. We have been conditioned to focus on thinking our entire life, but there isn’t a comforting thought that really prepares us for ...
Views: 1570 - Consider some important points to attract clients to your clinic - by Submitted on Jun 25, 2015 from Reela JhaAny writing you can do that will lead readers back to your website will repay the effort it requires. A number of organizations will reward your efforts with electronic insignias that you can place on the homepage of your website. Google Ads You can advertise through Google Ads, specifying ...
Views: 845 - Coping With Depression In Someone You Care For - by Submitted on May 09, 2012 from Roseanna LeatonWhen you have a friend or spouse who is suffering from depression you inevitably feel more than a little helpless. You want to do something that will point them in the right direction but how do you do that and what do you do? You can't decide whether to try to push them to "make more of ...
Views: 1207 - Coping With Stress In The Feeble Pursuit Of Happiness - by Submitted on Jul 24, 2012 from Peter LindYou will never live a perfectly happy life. There are always unfulfilled dreams, wishes, and promises. There are many times of frustrations. There are tensions. We suffer from the torment of living an insufficient life; there is no completion in this life. This isn’t to bring you down – au ...
Views: 1559 - Covid-19 - The Lessons We Learned in Life - by Submitted on Mar 30, 2020 from Alvin YapEvery now and then in our lives, we meet kind people who offer advices that we tend to take for granted. On hindsight, they were proven to be true and we moved on with lessons learned the bitter way. If only we have listened. The consequences can be dire if we ignore the advice or the ...
Views: 924 - CranioSacral Therapy: Light Touch for Deep Healing - by Submitted on Jan 21, 2011 from Irwin HoenigCranioSacral Therapy is a gentle and effective method for resolving physical and emotional issues. The therapist takes advantage of the continuity of the body's connective tissue (which connects and supports every part of your body) to be able to access and correct any restrictions within this ...
Views: 1516 - Crazy Woman Syndrome - by Submitted on Sep 01, 2010 from Abigail SteidleyWhen I was 19, I started having very strange bladder problems. I noticed I always felt like I needed to urinate, and yet I never felt as though I could quite empty my bladder. I woke up several times a night to use the restroom. Sometimes I had to sit and wait on the toilet for what seemed ...
Views: 1846 - Create A Powerful Circle of Strength - by Submitted on Aug 22, 2011 from Trudy-Ann EwanWe all know that life can throw many curve-balls that can leave you overwhelmed and ready to give up. When we have so many things going on in our lives the last thing we need is unhealthy behaviours from either friends or families. Don’t for one minute think that you are “allowing” their ...
Views: 1386 - Create Your Own Song! - by Submitted on Feb 01, 2011 from Brenda HoffmanCreate Your Own Song! Channeled by Brenda Hoffman for Life Tapestry Creations.com Don't miss Brenda's free, 15 minute channeled "Creation Energies" on blogtalkradio.com. Brenda's "Creation Energies" shows are different from her free, weekly channeled blogs. Dear Ones, Let us return ...
Views: 1294 - Creating Harmony in Your Self and in Your Environment - by Submitted on Mar 09, 2012 from Cathleen O'ConnorYou have undoubtedly heard the phrase about life imitating art, but is there any way to argue that it is entirely as possible that art simply reflects a person's inner space and personal harmony? It seems that the two are uniquely connected, just as the space that we choose to live can tell us a ...
Views: 1373 - Creativity Opens Doorways to Your Self-Healing Intuition - by Submitted on Mar 11, 2011 from Misa HopkinsCreativity is a stimulant to intuition. Creative people often describe the source of their creativity as inspiration. Highly intuitive individuals will often describe their source of insight as inspiration. Stimulating your creativity is one way to develop your inspiration and intuitive ...
Views: 1533 - Crystal Healing Techniques - by Submitted on Apr 07, 2011 from Karen KleinwortThere are several ways or techniques you can use to harness the power of crystals, the simplest being placing them in your environment. However, if you want to use crystals to heal specific problems, it’s better to employ more refined crystal healing techniques like those listed below. ~Trace ...
Views: 1892 - Cultivating Good Sleep Hygiene - by Submitted on Sep 17, 2018 from Pax TandonGet rid of any electronics or devices in the bedroom. It’s meant for two things: sleeping and sexing (I said sexing, not sexting). When you allow too much of the outside world into the bedroom, distractions infiltrate the sacred space meant solely for rest, relaxation, and procreation. Shut ...
Views: 800 - Cure a Phobia – 3 Common Methods - by Submitted on Jan 26, 2011 from Leslie MeehanOf the various methods available to cure a phobia there are three which seem to have become very popular. Each is quite different from the others and which to use is often more to do with what feels right to the individual. Let’s go through the 3 commonest ways to cure a phobia. Each of the ...
Views: 1153 - Cushing’s syndrome: Causes, symptoms and prevention - by Submitted on Aug 21, 2015 from Victor MarchioneThe hormone cortisol is commonly associated with stress. By now we know stress, over a period of time, can be detrimental to our health. But there is another condition associated with excessive cortisol. It’s called Cushing’s syndrome. Causes of Cushing’s syndrome The cause of Cushing’s ...
Views: 827 - De-Stress using the Emotional Freedom Technique - by Submitted on Dec 07, 2012 from Mulyadi KurniaScience does not recognize anything that isn’t logical or concrete, that is why a lot of doctors and medical practitioners shun the emotional freedom technique to be pseudoscientific and one that is rather ambiguous. Ambiguous or not, emotional freedom technique is on the contrary, showing ...
Views: 1734 - Deafness in Teens Caused by Loud Music - by Submitted on Aug 31, 2010 from Monty RitchingsAnywhere you go these days; it is common to see people with music players like iphones blasting music into their ears. In fact, it seems like those of us who choose to listen to the world going on around us are becoming an anomaly. A report in The Hindu reports that teenage deafness is rising at ...
Views: 2859 - Dealing With Loss and Change - by Submitted on Jul 28, 2011 from Abigail SteidleyIn the Great School of Life, I just took a class on loss and change. No teacher is quite like life experience. I learned much from my recent journey through the grieving process, and I thought you might benefit from a few mind-body techniques and concepts around loss. If you’re like me and ...
Views: 996 - Dealing With Pain - by Submitted on Dec 13, 2024 from santosh krinskyIf we look at the mechanism of pain, we find that wherever there is an injury, disease or stress on a part of the body, a ‘vibration’ starts there, in many cases what medical science would call ‘inflammation’, that triggers a nerve impulse to send the signal to the receptors in the brain, where ...
Views: 165 - Dealing with Physical Pain - by Submitted on Jun 20, 2025 from santosh krinskyAt some point in life everyone is confronted with physical conditions which cause pain. What is pain exactly? When we speak about physical pain in particular, we reference particular sensations or impulses of an intensity that activates the nerves to carry the sensation to the brain, which ...
Views: 61 - Deciding Whether to Live or Die - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2020 from Marcia MoranI’ve always been a storyteller. Finding the right words to describe an experience—whether mine or someone else’s—has always been second nature. Storytelling is why I founded my company, Performance Architect, in 2012. It gave me an outlet for my creativity as I focused on leadership, human ...
Views: 695 - Deep Breathing Exercises for Asthma, Anxiety and Stress - by Submitted on May 27, 2015 from Victor MarchioneTake it one breath at a time. Modern life is full of stress and there’s no escaping it. Some experts say stress is the root of all illness – our rapid-pace, high-expectation lifestyle takes a running toll on our immune system. Sooner or later, we’re bound to get sick. We try to eat right, ...
Views: 1219 - defeating depression with natural medicines - by Submitted on Dec 11, 2012 from Carl Tuchy PalmieriDepression Good moods guaranteed · Perk up with lemon balm and valerian root. Together they boost production of the brain soothing chemical GABA. · Seeing bright blooms activates areas of your brain responsible for a good mood, so seeing flowers helps. In the news · ...
Views: 1362 - Dementia Risk Linked to THIS In Middle Age! - by Submitted on May 23, 2017 from Taryn DeCiccoA new study indicates that the midlife factors for vascular risk are linked to a heightened risk for dementia later on in life. In particular, hypertension, smoking and diabetes in midlife are tied to a higher risk for dementia. In fact, diabetes in middle age heightens the risk nearly as much ...
Views: 1477 - Depression and diet go hand in hand - by Submitted on Jun 24, 2011 from Nicholas PollakNICHOLAS D. POLLAK CHt Clinical Hypnotherapist Certified Master Hypnotist Handwriting Analyst 310.204.3321 www.hypnotherapy4you.net nickpollak@hypnotherapy4you.net I received a phone call recently from a person who was in severe distress. She was crying into the phone and stated that ...
Views: 1533 - Depression During Pregnancy - by Submitted on May 20, 2017 from Emma KalmanAs all women might know, getting pregnant should be the happiest moment in their life but at times it might bring confusion, stress, fear and even depression. Statistics show that about 20% of all pregnant women deal with depression issues throughout their pregnancy. The point is that when a ...
Views: 1530 - Depression symptoms don’t vary between seasons - by Submitted on Feb 05, 2016 from Victor MarchioneResearchers have found that depression symptoms do not vary between the changes of seasons. Senior author, Steven LoBello, said, “In conversations with colleagues, the belief in the association of seasonal changes with depression is more-or-less taken as a given and the same belief is widespread ...
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